Are these holders RFID they can't get your credit card number thru this????? Someone told me they could
510995
That's exactly why I bought them. Up to this point I haven't had any problem with my cards. I really lik e them.
510996
I like them because they are light weight and I can carry them in my front pocket easily. Up to this point I haven't had any problem with my cards.
510997
Thats the reason I bought them. I hope I didn't get scammed. I bought the whole set because they are not real sturdy. The dividers inside come apart easily. But I like them because they are light weight and I can carry them in my front pocket easily.
290902
No. That's one of the problems. My programed numbers and other people's numbers do no appear as cell ID information. Either don't have it programed right or it does not work that way.
1097894
RFID card is compatible to any same shs-1321 door lock. So if you install them each door. any RFID card can work. Thank you.
2062394
Yes, but it is more secure with them for the user, speaking from the user perspective. Keep looking on Amazon, maybe there is a different product without them
617706
It will not delete the data from a credit card or an RFID. Hope this helps.
923732
Do not worry, all Cards are Guaranteed. If you have any problems we will send you replacements or you can get a refund. Apparently, in the past, on a small batch of cards, the outer layer of clear plastic protective lamentation became lose at edges. This was cosmetic and does not affect the RFID Blocking abilities. This has already been resolved. Order with confidence, plus our guarantee. Check out our Excellent customer feedback rating, our Positive feedback is very high. Click on the, We Do Lifestyles, link to see. Mike We Do Lifestyles
2164143
I'm sorry but I'm not tech savvy. I only know they worked for the specific number for which I ordered. Good luck!
1369321
There's probably a serial number on the device, or you can remove the "card" that activates it. A small panel in the front pops open and the card is in there. The number is maybe on it.
607871
No. Credit card RFID uses a different frequency.This one uses 125khz. Credit cards use ISO 14443 13.56mhz. Look for a reader that supports that frequency. They are for sale on amazon.
849168
Hi, Thanks for your inquiry. This locks only works with the remote of its kind, no RFID.
783585
Thank you, HSM for your great question! In fact, the FIPS-201 certification indicates they DO work for the presecribed frequencies (13.56 MHz and 860-980 MHz), the frequencies associated with RFID. These are the frequencies used in contactless payment cards, the ones you will get from your financial institution. Some ID badges use proximity scanning technologies that APPEAR to be RFID, but with frequencies the sleeves do not shield. As we indicate in many of our reviews from customers with the same question: "We know the sleeves provide great protection while cards are carried in them. You can test them yourself by leaving the cards IN the sleeves when making a payment, for example. The transaction should fail. Remove the card and try again. The transaction should go through. Easy! This would also work with your passports and passport cards as you approach a border crossing. Your passport will be undetectable until you remove it from the jacket. We understand your apprehension about Identity Theft while you are traveling. We appreciate the fact you took this measure to add another effective but very simple layer of protection to the personal data you will be carrying with you while away from home. We do, however, stress to all our customers the fact that ID Theft can occur anywhere; and in seconds! We strongly recommend carrying your cards in the sleeves on a daily basis." Many of our customers have performed these tests and were able to convince themselves the sleeves DO provide the protection we promise. Just one example:
938964
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.
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If you have some doubts, check the website for Identity stronghold. My son was a recent victim of someone who had purchased a device on line that can be concealed on your body and all they have to do is walk past you and they are able to pull up your information on each credit card and debit card as well as passwords without you even knowing about it or having your credit/debit card out. You can wrap your cards in foil but this this is much more secure
324017
My credit union is accepting these checks. I did have a problem with a previous bank as their electronic reader did not pick-up the codes and they had to enter the checks manually. They weren't happy but said they had to accept the checks as they contained all the required information. They wanted me to buy special printer ink that could be detected by their scanner. I declined because the ink was expensive. My understanding from this experience is that as long as the document has all the required information, banks should accept the check.
857480
this is great.......for security.........carry "all" credit cards as they can't scan thru it.........i know as last year i had mycredit card in my wallet and they got the # and then charged almost $500 on it i had gone away and had called the credit card co. and told them where i was going (nj) and the charges were in tx so they also knew it wasn't me!!!!!
297688
They are bungee loops for holding gel/gu packs. I suppose you could pin your number on there but it would block access to the pouch (flap entry) and may be irritating where it falls on your legs. You could probably PIN number to the waistband.
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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