JCPenney Mastercard Password
I have a JCPenney Mastercard. (Don't ask why.) I wanted to check my current balance, and I was too lazy to go leaf through my stack of statements on the other site of the room, so I went to the JCPenney website to see if they had an online account area. Sure enough, they do. It shouldn't surprise me these days when credit card companies allow me to pay and view statements online, but I was still legitimately suprised. But while signing up for an account my happy surprise turned to incredulity.
They have the most ridiculous password selection limitations I have ever seen:

First off, I can't stand it when companies tell me what my password has to be. If I want my password to be "123," that should be my choice. Imposing a minimum eight-character limit doesn't create a more secure password. It's probably less secure. Because if you force someone to have an eight character password, chances are that person is going to choose an eight character password. If you give a person the option of choosing a password of any length, who knows how long that person's password is going to be?
Having said that, I'm used to sites (especially banks) forcing me to have a password that's at least eight characters. And I'm even used to the few sites that force me to throw in a number or two. But JCPenney takes it a step further and forces you to have at least two numbers in the middle of your password. Simply baffling.
JCPenney is definitely keeping their credit card site secure - secure from their own customers, because I'm sure as hell not going to remember the password they just forced me to create.
They have the most ridiculous password selection limitations I have ever seen:

First off, I can't stand it when companies tell me what my password has to be. If I want my password to be "123," that should be my choice. Imposing a minimum eight-character limit doesn't create a more secure password. It's probably less secure. Because if you force someone to have an eight character password, chances are that person is going to choose an eight character password. If you give a person the option of choosing a password of any length, who knows how long that person's password is going to be?
Having said that, I'm used to sites (especially banks) forcing me to have a password that's at least eight characters. And I'm even used to the few sites that force me to throw in a number or two. But JCPenney takes it a step further and forces you to have at least two numbers in the middle of your password. Simply baffling.
JCPenney is definitely keeping their credit card site secure - secure from their own customers, because I'm sure as hell not going to remember the password they just forced me to create.

The system is there to provide password protection. It is up to the user to choose a secure password.
I opened my account over 30 years ago. I never had this much trouble making a payment in all those years. A better site needs to be created in order to better serve your customers
Hope this helps.
I won't be using this credit card any longer.
thanks
but that seems impossible
All I want to add is that you need to call the 1-800 number first to give them your mother's maiden name. They need to file that before you can register for their online service.
card account, I do not go to malls.
I buy all my cloths on line from sportsmansguide.com as they sell great quality cheaper then JCP or Sears and the website is hassel free. Plus they ship fast and never a problem returning items. Drop these turkeys as they do not deserve your business.
NEVER again a CC from GE Money Bank. They act like PLEASE DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH US...SO BE IT!!!!!!!
https://www.onlinecreditcenter6.com/consumergen2/login.do?subActionId=1000&clientId=jcpenney&accountType=dualcard&landingpg=9300
to enter a password!!!!!!!
cancel my card........!!!!!!