This seems like a cool device.

[Silverlsinva]

https://onlycoin.com/

All your cards stored on one device so u don't have a bunch of cards in your wallet.

[SWAT]

Wow! That's awesome! I would def be interested in one of those.

[irocnroll]

Seems like a cool idea. It looks like it only lasts about 2 years though and they dont cover replacement of a new card. You have to shell out the $100 everytime something happens like when the battery dies.

[HookemHorns]

1 card = 1 gold mine for a thief...

[jewel25]

Originally Posted by HookemHorns

1 card = 1 gold mine for a thief...

It is the same as losing your wallet with all you credit cards and driver's license.

But like you that was my first thought.

[strych9]

Can't use it at an ATM. What happens if the store asks to see the card?

[irocnroll]

Originally Posted by strych9

Can't use it at an ATM. What happens if the store asks to see the card?

You can use it at an ATM. That note was for international customers. All the information the store needs is displayed in the little screen such as expiration date, last 4 of card and the CCV number. And a thief can not use the card. There is an auto deactivate feature on the card once it has been separated from your phone for too long. There is a 7.5m range it has to be within from your phone to work. But if you dont have your phone with you or its lost power you can press a certain button sequence on the card to activate it for a short period of time. This is more secure than a credit card as the thief would need your phone or need to know the "password" to use it.

I just cant get past the replacement cost if you get it wet, damaged or the battery runs out. Otherwise I would jump on this.

[strych9]

Originally Posted by irocnroll

You can use it at an ATM. That note was for international customers. All the information the store needs is displayed in the little screen such as expiration date, last 4 of card and the CCV number. And a thief can not use the card. There is an auto deactivate feature on the card once it has been separated from your phone for too long. There is a 7.5m range it has to be within from your phone to work. But if you dont have your phone with you or its lost power you can press a certain button sequence on the card to activate it for a short period of time. This is more secure than a credit card as the thief would need your phone or need to know the "password" to use it.

I just cant get past the replacement cost if you get it wet, damaged or the battery runs out. Otherwise I would jump on this.

Badass. I'm very interested in this. I wonder if there would be any hesitation from retailers to accept it?