How do I know if my credit card is contactless and will work with this?
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Contactless wallet cards such as credit, ATM and debit cards will carry one or both of the following: - the "radar" symbol illustrated in our main product image (top right-hand corner of the dummy card in the sleeve) OR - a commercial brand name for the contactless payment service offered to merchants using terminals from the card provider Examples of the second point are: - PayWave (VISA) - PayPass (MasterCard) - Blink (Chase) - expresspay (AMEX) - INTERAC Flash (a Canadian service) The presence of any or both of these designations indicates the card contains the contactless technology. THese cards can be used at the "Tap and Go" or "Wave and Go" terminals you will find at some merchants. They are the ones that need to be protected using our sleeves. Any card can be protected from wear and tear by these sleeves. The envelope will protect the raised letters, magnetic stripe and contact chip from the elements. However, the sleeves do NOT protect the cards when the cards are taken out for use. Most skimming approaches involve unauthorized physical scans at merchants, gas bars, ATM's, etc. The cards are read when they are presented to the illegal or modified payment terminal. These sleeves protect from the radio waves in unauthorized scanners using RFID of NFC technology. Those scanners DO NOT need to make contact with your card. Thus, the term "contactless". The sleeves protect the cards as long as the card is inside. And it IS possible to test the sleeves. When at the counter, ready to use the card to make a contactless "Tap and Go" or "Wave and Go" payment, present the card while it is still in the sleeve. The transaction will fail. Then, present the card once again out of the sleeve. The payment will complete. It really is that easy. We trust this information will help you in your efforts to protect yourself from Identity Theft and fraud. We really believe these simple sleeves are simply the best way to keep your data where it belongs. We look forward to serving you in the future.
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I'm not sure what you mean by 'contactless'; there's nothing to scratch the card itself. As far as does it work, I think so, the only way to really tell would be if you cold test trying to 'read' the info off the card, which I can't test. I guess it's a matter of piece of mind. These are an inexpensive alternative to a blocking wallet.
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Thank you for your interest, JC! In fact, we have a separate product that contains ONLY the type of credit card holder you are looking for; our Card ID Preserver 10-pack. You can find it right here on AMZN: http://www.amazon.com/Contactless-Hard-earned-Pickpocketing-Unauthorized-Identifying/dp/B00C9NJ0VG We look forward to serving you in the future.
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When using those batteries Near Field Communication will not work. So payment machines that use NFC will not work.
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Yes Mark that will work unless your computer is a slim computer, then you will need to pick a card with a low profile.
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Great Question. Test them at a local store. Some stores have the RFID Readers on the Credit Card machines at the register. Hold your naked card next to the reader and it will light up or make a noise to indicate it can read the card. Next, sandwich your smart card between 2 of our RFID Blocking Cards and test again. The reader will not see the blocked card and will not react. You do not need to make a purchase to test these scanners, just hold your card next to them and they will react to smart cards.
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Good question! I bought two fromthe this seller to save time. My current card is about to expire so I should find out soon. If I don't post anything within 3 weeks, then it's good to go. However, from the way the card is activated online, I think unactivated card is good for a long time if not registered for activation, kind of like scratch-off lottery tickets.
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I believe so since it is connected to PayPal. The Pay Here has the same information as the PayPal account.
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log in to magic jack and set up your account n it will ask if you want automatic payment set up
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Buy a minutes card, turn on the phone and follow the cards directions. After that, auto pay works well
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We use a ticketing software called "Vendini," and we do not have to click into the field. In fact, we don't even have to select "Credit Card" as the payment method. If we swipe the card on the payment screen, the software recognizes the swipe, assigns the type of payment, and autofills all the fields. It will depend upon which software you're using with the hardware, however.
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Yes, it is brand new credit card terminal, you can use it with any service provider
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Yes, I am using pay as you go. You can select plans when you fill out the online activation form. I couldn't find physical phone cards so I recharged online.
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Yes you can use an activated simple card. Just update the phone info on your account via their Web site.
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Hi Peggy, I would not provide the credit card number if I were you. I believe the desktop version is for you to own. You only renew the Payroll Service annually, if you decide to use it. If you are in doubt, call tech support. They'll answer any questions you may have and walk you through. Good Luck!
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Yes, it will work. If you're not sure take a look in your owner's manual it will state the exact type card.
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I cannot answer these questions. My son informed me that his card NEVER worked correctly and I wish he told me that sooner.
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It really depends on the software. The software that we are using requires the sales clerk to select the credit card payment option then he or she can swipe the card. Once the card is run through the slot, the software capture the credit card number and send it to the credit card processor.