Plastic Credit Card Holder

walmart
Trash cans are about 3.00
(you dont need that many credit cards)

2008-01-21 11:48:45 by lef

Keep your credit cards in order and secure in this premium lovely case. It is

3 1/2 by 5 (approx size) hard black plastic. 10 see through plastic sleves that are attached by a plastic pin that goes through the hard plastic and 10 sleves. You insert your credit cards into the sleves when you want a credit card you just fan the sleves out select the one you want and then put it back into the sleve and fan all sleves back in to the hard platic case.

yeah! I think you just answered your own question Yes it fans out! and its a blk hard cover and it has 10 windows for credit cards! hey becareful with those cards or you may need an appointment with a credit management company!

2007-12-15 03:45:15 by wlg1014

Memory cards not included.
8 pages with 20 card compartments
Anti-static inner material

I am looking for replacement credit card holders which clip in, on the shorter side, to a credit card wallet. Is there a British supplier?

No idea man... try on ebay or something.... you might get something there

2006-10-11 20:15:56 by David H

Price: $16.99 $5.00

Easy to use
Durable, protective covering
12 millimeters thick

I am conducting a study on the future of money-plastic money in my home town on kerala.I really would like to know about the problems that you , as a card holder have confronted at the time of a particular transaction. This would certainly enable me to give suggestions to improve credit card usage and to make the oublic aware of it.

I would focus on the security of a credit card, and no one can duplicate it or use my card when anyone stole my card.

The magnetic tape is not secure enough that is easy to be duplicated. Once the card is stole by somebody, he can use it until I call the card center to stop the card.

I do hope the future card like a smart card, that is very difficult to be duplicated, and the owner can use his fringer print for authorising the transaction.

2006-07-09 05:00:00 by Priya M

She had to get plastic surgery and in order for her to be approved for care credit, I had to co-sign. Now that we recently had a bad break up, can I take my name off the account since she is the one paying for it.

No, you are both dually responsible for the account. If she defaults on the payments, you will be responsible for the debt.

If at all possible, try to reconcile with her enough that you can be amicable to each other. Then try to get her to re-finance the debt in solely her own name. Unfortunately, If her credit is still not good, she may not be approved for a new loan.

If her credit is good enough, and she can get a new credit card, she may be able to transfer the balance (with a balance transfer check or electronic transfer) to a credit card that has a 0% interest rate for a certain period of time. (Try http://www.bankrate.com to see current offers.) This may be incentive for her to re-finance, since she'd potentially save money on interest.

2006-08-07 16:58:15 by 2glock