Does it work to protect credit cards?
1188279
Yes it does. Only problem is the wallet is a little big and stiff. The good news is it still looks new after months of wear, the bad news is it's still as stiff as when it was new.
714141
The protector sleeve will fit all credit card sized cards in it. It's very heavy duty and may not fit in a wallet or purse slot. The actual outside dimensions are 2.5" x 4" long and thick. I hope that helps you. R.T.
1995554
Nothing most likely, you honestly can use a piece of foil in your wallet walls. I like the product but also use foil for double protection.
61912
If you are referring to the credit card sleeves, that depends on your wallet. I recently gave some of the sleeves to my brother and we found out that there is a little bit of extra sleeve when you put the card in it that you have to trim it to fit your card just right and it might fit your wallet.
1134483
Nope. It does affect my work id. Demagnetized when I would pin it with it but I stopped doing that. Credit cards are safe
1397951
Yes, it should. It measures about 4.5" long, 1" wide and 1/2" thick. I'd be careful getting it too close to credit cards though, as it might harm the magnetic strip since it has a magnet on the back. I guess you could remove the magnets if you didn't need them.
1466230
The sleeves are lined with foil. The metal stops data readers from being able to pick up the data off the chip in your credit card. If you want to go on the cheap, you can wrap your credit cards in aluminum foil, but it is a pain in the neck to reinsert your card and refold the aluminum foil around your card every time you use it. The sleeves are clean, you can insert them in slots in your wallet for that purpose and they will last a long time, unlike the aluminum foil.
238338
I don't believe so no. However i dont recomend the item if you need it to last and hold more than two cards. If there is more than four cards the wallet has trouble closing. And it began to fall apart within the first three weeks.
873049
Yes, they are made to hold baseball trading card type items so it would hold a credit card.
1392119
It does for me. I have 2 credit cards, a debit card, my drivers license, a few dollars and a cleaning cloth and it still closes tight.
2208941
according to this, as long as the magnet is 1 inch away from the magnetic strip, it should be ok. I just opened my wallet and checked, if you place the card in the card slot so the magnetic strip is farther rather than close to the magnet, its about an inch away. I don't think that it will destroy the cards.http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/demagnetization-ruin-credit-card-magnetic-stripe-1273.php
1466233
They will help, depending on the strength of the scanner. I use these on my cards and drivers license, and place them in a No RFID Wallet. Amazon has many sizes and price points to choose from, both men's and women's styles. If you are a woman, then Amazon also has an RFID protector purse organizer also. This you can put your no RFID wallet in. My cards actually have 4 layers of protection. These sleeves, are in a card case, which is in a wallet, which is in an organizer. I figure this should cover most scanners. I have found many others, like myself that have had their card numbers stolen from scanners. They will help, depending on the strength of the scanner. I use these on my cards and drivers license, and place them in a No RFID Wallet. Amazon has many sizes and price points to choose from, both men's and women's styles. If you are a woman, then Amazon also has an RFID protector purse organizer also. This you can put your no RFID wallet in. My cards actually have 4 layers of protection. These sleeves, are in a card case, which is in a wallet, which is in an organizer. I figure this should cover most scanners. I have found many others, like myself that have had their card numbers stolen... » Read More They will help, depending on the strength of the scanner. I use these on my cards and drivers license, and place them in a No RFID Wallet. Amazon has many sizes and price points to choose from, both men's and women's styles. If you are a woman, then Amazon also has an RFID protector purse organizer also. This you can put your no RFID wallet in. My cards actually have 4 layers of protection. These sleeves, are in a card case, which is in a wallet, which is in an organizer. I figure this should cover most scanners. I have found many others, like myself that have had their card numbers stolen from scanners. « Show Less
1539172
The magnet is strong enough to hold the phone so you don't have to worry that it would fall, and about the credit cards I wouldn't be able to tell you! I only use it as case and I have never place my cc in it!
1392117
Yes it does. Do not put more than 4 cards and 3 to 4 bills and it will do fine.
1820918
No, unfortunately it cannot. The bar on a credit card would be too long. It must have a chip, like a military ID
533367
I have used these for fax machines in the past and they work. A credit card machine works in a similar manner to the fax machine.
967830
Yes it does. I was concerned about the way the card is held in place by the case, and the little protruding "teeth" but if you handle it carefully and place it properly, there is litle danger of damaging the unit.