OT: Anyone going to get an Only Coin?
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That is a great idea but for $55 - I'll hold on to the 3 cards I use.
If it was around $20 - I would probably get two.
If it was around $20 - I would probably get two.
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The nice thing would be the storing of loyalty cards. Key Ring is an app that allegedly stores loyalty cards but it never worked for me.
Yeah, sucks it doesn't come out until Summer of 2014. Kind of shady of the producers to start 'pre orders' for the Hollidays. I bet they will get a huge volume of calls the two weeks before Christmas wondering 'where's my Only Coin I ordered?'.
I wouldn't have known it doesn't come out until next Summer if I wouldn't have read it in a separate article.
I wouldn't have known it doesn't come out until next Summer if I wouldn't have read it in a separate article.
So cool I looked it up on a techie site
and they are worried about increased risk of credit card theft. http://www.extremetech.com/electron...all-your-credit-cards-at-the-push-of-a-button
After reading this, I worry that a waiter could copy your card in seconds, and since there is no signature line, as far as a retailer knows, the Only Coin would look legit.
and they are worried about increased risk of credit card theft. http://www.extremetech.com/electron...all-your-credit-cards-at-the-push-of-a-button
After reading this, I worry that a waiter could copy your card in seconds, and since there is no signature line, as far as a retailer knows, the Only Coin would look legit.
What's out there that reduces risk of skimming?
This thing looks very convenient, but is my info any less likely to be stolen when I swipe this? That's my biggest concern as a card carrier. It's happened before and, props to SunTrust, my account was quickly flagged as hacked as I was reimbursed for a relatively minor amount of charges.
This thing looks very convenient, but is my info any less likely to be stolen when I swipe this? That's my biggest concern as a card carrier. It's happened before and, props to SunTrust, my account was quickly flagged as hacked as I was reimbursed for a relatively minor amount of charges.
I'm sure, but there are better ways to get it than deferred revenue from consumers. And, yeah, it is suppose to retail at $100 next year. The $50 is just the introductory price.
I wish there was some other way to use the security feature beside bluetooth. It drains the battery on my phone too quickly to have it running 24/7.
I wish there was some other way to use the security feature beside bluetooth. It drains the battery on my phone too quickly to have it running 24/7.
Yeah I agree
I would be hesitant to have my credit cards on one electronic device, but would love to get these reward cards off of my key chain
I would be hesitant to have my credit cards on one electronic device, but would love to get these reward cards off of my key chain
The future is paying for crap with your phone
Hell I can buy **** in the vending machines at work today with my iPhone. And by future I mean three years from now maybe.
Hell I can buy **** in the vending machines at work today with my iPhone. And by future I mean three years from now maybe.
I don't care about this
Since I'm not on the hook for any fraud. Blotto mention I really only use my one mileage card anyway. Free trips are nice.
Since I'm not on the hook for any fraud. Blotto mention I really only use my one mileage card anyway. Free trips are nice.
thread hi jack---this could prove interesting-no more sports blackouts
pull free tv out of the ether and transmit over the net...
Several of the nation’s largest media companies have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court as part of their ongoing quest to shut down Aereo, the scrappy Internet video service that’s become an enemy of major TV broadcasters. The move, which was expected, comes after Aereo scored another legal win this week when a federal judge in Boston refused to issue an injunction shutting down the startup. Aereo’s Boston victory comes three months after the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York declined to reconsider an April ruling in which that court also refused to issue an injunction halting the service
Sam Gustin is a reporter at TIME focused on business, technology, and public policy. A native of New York City, he graduated from Reed College and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. TIME.com http://business.time.com/2013
pull free tv out of the ether and transmit over the net...
Several of the nation’s largest media companies have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court as part of their ongoing quest to shut down Aereo, the scrappy Internet video service that’s become an enemy of major TV broadcasters. The move, which was expected, comes after Aereo scored another legal win this week when a federal judge in Boston refused to issue an injunction shutting down the startup. Aereo’s Boston victory comes three months after the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York declined to reconsider an April ruling in which that court also refused to issue an injunction halting the service
Sam Gustin is a reporter at TIME focused on business, technology, and public policy. A native of New York City, he graduated from Reed College and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. TIME.com http://business.time.com/2013