Brown only at this price. Great for a slim leather wallet with built in RFID. Cards face inwards too, so they won't fall out when handled. I know you can put foil around your card or buy a sleeve for them. But this has gotta be easier. Shame it's an add on. Cash and cards not included! :grin:
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pjuk14
8 Aug 17#1
Brown only at this price. Great for a slim leather wallet with built in RFID. Cards face inwards too, so they won't fall out when handled. I know you can put foil around your card or buy a sleeve for them. But this has gotta be easier. Shame it's an add on. Cash and cards not included! :grin:
JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#2
The whole RFID thing is pretty pointless since NFC chips cannot be read without contact with their magnetic field which is tiny and requires <20cm between reader and tag. This is essentially the tin foil hat of wallets.
Looks fine as a wallet though just don't be getting all paranoid about contactless chips.
pjuk14 to JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#3
Ah, but it's a cheap real leather tin foil hat of wallets. :kissing_heart:
gl0ckage to JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#7
A theif in my area who charged people 1.99 with his wireless device and went around waving it next to peoples bags and pockets.
paulj48 to gl0ckage
8 Aug 17#8
would he not need to be registered with a merchant bank to receive those funds?
sshooie to JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#12
<20cm is quite a distance, bearing in mind they can rifle through your pockets without you knowing...
melted to JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#16
Reliably, at a distance of 45 cm according to this:- bbc.co.uk/new…920
joriks to JustExtreme
8 Aug 17#26
Good think that internet isn't full with instructions on how to build signal boosters/ range extenders. Or sites where you can simply buy them. :raised_hand:
esudl
8 Aug 17#4
INB4 Someone mentions Genuine Leather is the lowest quality leather.
_pollyanna_
8 Aug 17#5
Sounds like a good deal thanks.
crinklecutnose
8 Aug 17#6
Brown is nice.
ScroopEgerton to crinklecutnose
8 Aug 17#9
I like brown.
sneakybifta
8 Aug 17#10
Seller be looking to clear stock from Amazon's warehouse before incurring "Long Term Storage Fees" on August 15th. Seller fulfilled is still £7.99. Keep an eye out for similar deals this next week.
OB1 to sneakybifta
8 Aug 17#23
How do you know that?
sneakybifta to OB1
8 Aug 17#27
Sell through Amazon Prime myself. 6-monthly long term storage fees are August 15th for every seller.
OB1 to sneakybifta
8 Aug 17#28
Strange to have everyone at the same time.
How much do they then charge?
sneakybifta to OB1
8 Aug 17#29
Well this is the policy...
On 15 February and 15 August of every year, FBA conducts an inventory cleanup. At this time inventory items that have been in our fulfilment centres for between 6 to 12 months will be assessed a long-term storage fee of £441.25 per cubic metre and items that have been for 12 months or longer will be assessed a long-term storage fee of £882.50 per cubic metre.
In reality I have no idea, I keep things moving fast enough as I'm scared of getting hit with massive storage fees
OB1 to sneakybifta
9 Aug 17#32
Up to six months is there no charge then, just a fixed rate commission on sales?
sneakybifta to OB1
10 Aug 17#33
Plus a per-unit commission when they ship things out, based on it's size
alex_dis
8 Aug 17#11
Shame it doesn't have a 2nd note compartment, where I like to keep all my receipts, loyalty cards and other bits of rubbish.
Leonintelex
8 Aug 17#13
Yay, a wallet for paranoid technophobes who believe the horror stories printed in the Daily Mail.
Honestly stop worrying it's just sensationalist nonsense.
Do you really think a criminal would jump through hoops trying to become a registered merchant just so they can walk around ASDA suspiciously tapping people's pockets (which would be quite obvious) for the sake of £30?
It's traceable, needs internet access and would take 30 years to pay for itself, not to mention the inevitable multiple arrests/equipment confiscations.
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Great for a slim leather wallet with built in RFID. Cards face inwards too, so they won't fall out when handled.
I know you can put foil around your card or buy a sleeve for them. But this has gotta be easier.
Shame it's an add on.
Cash and cards not included! :grin:
All comments (34)
Great for a slim leather wallet with built in RFID. Cards face inwards too, so they won't fall out when handled.
I know you can put foil around your card or buy a sleeve for them. But this has gotta be easier.
Shame it's an add on.
Cash and cards not included! :grin:
Looks fine as a wallet though just don't be getting all paranoid about contactless chips.
How much do they then charge?
On 15 February and 15 August of every year, FBA conducts an inventory cleanup. At this time inventory items that have been in our fulfilment centres for between 6 to 12 months will be assessed a long-term storage fee of £441.25 per cubic metre and items that have been for 12 months or longer will be assessed a long-term storage fee of £882.50 per cubic metre.
In reality I have no idea, I keep things moving fast enough as I'm scared of getting hit with massive storage fees
Honestly stop worrying it's just sensationalist nonsense.
Do you really think a criminal would jump through hoops trying to become a registered merchant just so they can walk around ASDA suspiciously tapping people's pockets (which would be quite obvious) for the sake of £30?
It's traceable, needs internet access and would take 30 years to pay for itself, not to mention the inevitable multiple arrests/equipment confiscations.