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Rdif Credit/debit Card Scam
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As most cards seem to have this rdif sign I have found a cheap way to secure my cards. Bought a nice cigarette case from a charity shop, checked it snapped shut tightly & only paid £1.50!
As it is very slim it holds 3/4 cards safely & fits neatly in a handbag/pocket.
As it is very slim it holds 3/4 cards safely & fits neatly in a handbag/pocket.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.To Rockyracoon. Check out various web site re rdif. some of the reviews on the Amazon site have buyers saying their's have come apart or the hinges broke.
After checking I have 2 of these cards,so the cigarette case is slim..
The Wallets for sale are probably ok if you carry several cards but they seem to be quite bulky.
After checking I have 2 of these cards,so the cigarette case is slim..
The Wallets for sale are probably ok if you carry several cards but they seem to be quite bulky.
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Pedantic point:
Smart cards (which your post clearly refers to) don't use RFID technology:
http:// www.sma rtcarda lliance .org/sm art-car ds-faq/ #is-con tactles s-smart -card-t echnolo gy-the- same-as -rfid-t echnolo gy
Smart cards (which your post clearly refers to) don't use RFID technology:
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