Has anyone scanned this with credit cards inside to see if it really works?
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I recently got this wallet as a christmas present from my girlfriend. I work at an Int'l bank and we have to use RFID scan-cards to go into my building for any doors we pass. I put my Key-card a few days ago to see if this unit works and the door scanners would not pick up on the RFID key card. I can't speak for scanning any credit cards since I don't have that tech to test it, but it seems very effective in RFID blocking.
888314
I haven't yet. I plan to try to reuse it with OEM refill at some point (or at least try just to answer my own question). Staples and Office Max will take them and give you credit against purchases if you want to go that route.
926689
I believe so my son uses his all the time I will also check for our instruction page it may be helpful to have that and I can scan it. Give me a day or two as I have company. Happy to help!
2188116
I haven't tried. It does do a scan and email it to me so I suspect it would copy also.
1893300
Cardscan confirms it will not work. You may be able to do some fancy work but I returned mine.
1340855
Yes - it scans receipts as small as a credit card receipt or a gas station bill.
237900
See the picture of the description?The manufacturer suggestion is: your cards, ie: atm, credit cards, drivers license, will have to be in BETWEEN the scanner cards for it to work. Hope this helps.
1302012
I never heard of one - its a scanner with a built in program/app designed to co-ordinate your receipt/expense categories...it took me too much time to wait to scan - still use my 'shoebox' approach and 'organize' on my own spreadsheet every dozen weeks or so when I have a chunk of 'down time'. Just haven't made time to adapt.
503010
None so far with me. I actually have elliminated my wallet. I carry one card (two only when I know for sure I might use it), my drivers license and of course some cash in the folder. When you slide the cards in all the way all one can see is about 1/8th inch of the card.
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I don't know. My first guess would be: Is the card firmly in the slot? Is the card any good? Is the card locked? (Little tab thingie on the side.) Can you read the card on your or any other computer? Are you feeding the pictures picture side up? Have you plugged in a usb cable and seen if it even scans? Does the unit even power up as per the instruction sheet?
1105734
Apologies for the lateness of this answer, but I finally scanned something and tried to view the scan via USB. Yep, you can do it just fine without having to remove the card. Just looked at the recipe I scanned (for Shrimp Pizza, which really is a dip and not an actual pizza!) from my hometown newspaper and it looked great.
348123
I have made a lot of scans yet so I have not had a problem. I f I were you, I would cotact them and ssk them their policy for returns they may repar or exchange it. Good luck!
2174144
Yes, you can scan just about card, document, or item that can be fed through the scanner
2131388
I have not scanned credit cards with an integrated photo ID. The inconsistent thickness of the card, resulting from the raised lettering, might tax the scan path. However, the card scan device does a great job on state ID cards, business cards, insurance cards (including paper medicare cards) very well.
110210
I think the scanning software has some error correction capabilities It seems to work okay for me.If not maybe a third-party scanning software such as something by nuisance
196334
Yes! I have been happy with this scanner. Has a reasonable price tag. Good luck!
1095539
WE scan insurance cards which are often the same thickness and flexible as a business card would be. It should work just fine.