Free + Free Shipping - 2-Pack: RFID Protection Credit Card Sleeve!

[RichardV]

Here ya go (http://1saleaday.com/wireless/)

[brisar]

1SaleADay (http://slickdeals.net/?pno=61712&lno=1&afsrc=1) has 2-pack RFID Protection Credit Card Sleeves for Free with Free Shipping. Thanks RichardV

[wikipost]

DEAD!!

Made of tough Tyvek material that's tear and water resistant, the sleeves prevent damage to your card's magnetic strip. Thin and lightweight, the 2-pack of Credit Card Sleeves feature a thumb cutout for easy access to your credit cards.

Condition: NEW
Packaging: Bulk

Features Include:

Protects your credit card from scratches and wear
Prevents damage to magnetic strip
Tear and water resistant material
Thin and lightweight
Can be written on with a ballpoint pen
Easily access credit cards with thumb cutout open end



This does not prevent scanning theft!

[casualfitzy]

Sweet, in for one. Thanks!

[RichardV]

Same here

[atdang87]

NICE .... in for maybe 10???

[tim2004818]

nice good deal

[paymoretaxes]

"Protects RFID from being scanned" is not one of the features.

My reader scans right through both front and back of this. I got one from the last FREE deal

Maybe good if you want a physical card protector.

[mrabuiv]

"Protects RFID from being scanned" is not one of the features.

My reader scans right through both front and back of this. I got one from the last FREE deal

Maybe good if you want a physical card protector.

likewise blink MasterCard works through it too...

[realdreams]

I didn't know before some credit cards are RFID enabled...
I've never seen a non-contact credit card scanner

[Dragoon12369]

Got something FREE from this site a couple months ago. It was the screwdriver, and man there was a reason why it was free. The thing came rusted and smelled like moth balls. And that time i ordered 3. I feel like anything free from this site is not worth the time.

[VtAzn413]

Thnx n 4 1 since its free

[CallMeTraitor]

So many people have problems with 1saleaday, but it is cool that they frequently give away free items and actually send them.

[waterox]

Wow free! and registration was like 5 seconds. Nice!!:D

[buyyoudrink]

this website is great i got 3 difference item from them. they just try to advertise they self..all free product is ok. can't complain

[lostsoulktash]

I remember the last time they did a freebie...got a mosquito patch...LOL

[dannyj213]

its a piece of tyvek, how could it ever protect from a scanner.....also there is no mention on the site that it protects your RFID info, just the magnetic strip from damage and scratching. glad to see free things though, even if they are the same thing you get at the bank with a new card. thanks

[jnads]

This does not prevent scanning theft! It's just a plastic (Tyvek) sleeve!

[azm]

I remember the last time they did a freebie...got a mosquito patch...LOL

me too! screw 1saleaday

[we-was]

This does not prevent scanning theft! It's just a plastic (Tyvek) sleeve!

Plastic? Seems more like thin paper to me. Got it last time, but will skip this time.

[mableling]

Recommend to my friend first.

[BroadcastGod]

Meh... it's free. Why not?

[Thisguy68]

This is free and takes 30 seconds, what do you guys expect? Throw it out or give it away, hell don't even get one. Just don't complain about it, that's just bullschit.

[bravesfan87]

i had one of these before...it didnt seem to work at all, but then i kinda questioned why would someone get this anyway? I thought it was funny but most people dont know that ALL recent US drivers licences contain the RFID chips too, its not just credit cards, so am i suppose to try to put my drivers licence in here too? Not likely, i dont think the thing works but whether or not it does its free so for those wanting to try it go all for it, but just know its not just credit cards and even your drivers licence that contain RFID chips these days i wouldnt be surprised if some clothing/hats had the RFID chips....


Oh and im referring to modern day drivers licences like within the last 2-3 years if yours is older then ur lucky....but wait until you need to renew later on down the road and get a new card lol

[shkodnike]

Great! Got two!

[makeshs]

Go and Grab it.

http://1saleaday.com/wireless/

2-Pack: RFID Protection Credit Card at 1saleaday.

Many new credit cards use microchips with RFID technology that can transmit your personal data. Protect your credit cards with an RFID Protection Card Sleeve. Made of tough Tyvek material that's tear and water resistant, the sleeves prevent damage to your card's magnetic strip. Thin and lightweight, the 2-pack of Credit Card Sleeves feature a thumb cutout for easy access to your credit cards.

Condition: NEW
Packaging: Bulk
Manufacturer: Titan

Features Include:
Protects your credit card from scratches and wear
Prevents damage to magnetic strip
Tear and water resistant material
Thin and lightweight
Can be written on with a ballpoint pen
Easily access credit cards with thumb cutout open end

[okthistime]

In for 1, thanks OP!

[CorySTG]

in for 1. Thanks!

[nabbutch]

Free shipping too
Nice

[quabido]

I've got 1, Thanks OP

[ammojoe]

In for 1!!! Thanks OP.:lol:

[crystaly713]

I got something like this with my passport card from the gov't. This looks exactly like it (a little Tyvek-ish sleeve). I questioned the effectiveness when I got it because it was so thin, but if they send it as protection for the passport info, it's got to work somewhat at least. In for one.

p.s. Site says "*credit card not included" under the picture. Really? Was that disclaimer necessary?

[deserthawk]

Got one last time. When it arrived, I said: what in the world is this? Totally useless. Most of the items you order from 1SaleADay for free never show up. Don't waste your time

[tuffy]

Worth a try, free is always good! Thanks, OP!

[Lakee911]

I've called all of my credit card companies that have sent me RFID cards and they've been happy to send regular old cards instead. Easier in my opinion.

[davel.usa]

p.s. Site says "*credit card not included" under the picture. Really? Was that disclaimer necessary?


WHAT?!?! I am going to cancel my order now! Why do they always put that stuff in small print! :)

[Edward266]

I am in for one. Why not.

[crazee_an]

:thanks: :thumbup:

[Remonc]

NICE .... in for maybe 10???


stop being greedy . Give others a chance to get atleast one

[HeatGun]

I have lost my greencard protection thing, it was same as this,

thank you

[cenpc2010]

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[fatchances]

I like free stuff

[tehsolo]

Meh... it's free. Why not?
my information is worth more to them than the freebie is to me.

[MilrTime83]

Nothing like a freebie that provides a false sense of security to unsuspecting "customers".

[happygooddeal]

FREE !! Woo Hoo !! Shame on all banks that changed my Credit Card into RFID !!

[IIIT3III]

Thanks, freebies <3

[brianthelion]

Got something FREE from this site a couple months ago. It was the screwdriver, and man there was a reason why it was free. The thing came rusted and smelled like moth balls. And that time i ordered 3. I feel like anything free from this site is not worth the time.

agreed, those screwdrivers were probably a bunch of lead-infused stuff from china... not to hate on china since i myself am chinese, but it's the way most of this crap is (meritline included)

these worthless sleeves won't block RFID

[game4life]

in for something free in the mail!

[iandyli]

Last time I got a free offer from 1saleaday.com was the mobile headset. It arrived definitely used and dirty. It was a fail and did not work. Ended up eCycling it. Looks like this will be another waste...

[tooslow]

A piece of Tyvek advertised to block RFID made the front page.
Head-slap.

[Deftoned989]

A piece of Tyvek advertised to block RFID made the front page.
Head-slap.

Oh snap, a completely free item, what a rip-off!!

[decolores9]

I thought it was funny but most people dont know that ALL <sic> recent US drivers licences contain the RFID chips too

Only a few states put RFID tags in drivers licenses, most do not.

[winson2010]

This is so sweet like honey melt. Thanks O/P . Repped.

[Honcho]

Definition of irony - freely giving your personal information to a company in exchange for a worthless piece of Tyvex they vaguely insinuate will magically protect your personal information.

Hopefully next time they'll give out free tin foil hats.

[Crartech]

Edited the wiki, so it's more organized and removed unnecessary information.

Thanks OP, in for one.

[freedomspopular]

I just use tin foil.

[qingdom]

I just observed today that altoids tin cans can fit a stack of credit card sized cards in it rather nicely with a few folded bills + coins....


This weekend, I'm going to add anti-static shielding on the inside... probably taped and test if scanning is still possible. if not, that's going to be my wallet... and my wallet-wallet will be the one i hand over with fake cards and crap in case of getting mugged. =D


But having this to be place holders wouldn't hurt either.

[Crartech]

It's FREE! Why are we debating if it sucks or not lol you have nothing to lose, if you don't like it just throw it.

[gatorgator]

n 4 1. thx

[MilrTime83]

Edited the wiki, so it's more organized and removed unnecessary information.

Thanks OP, in for one.

The fact that it doesn't actually prevent the card from being scanned by an RFID reader could be considered necessary information that you removed.

edit: I guess you just made it tiny....but the fact that I missed it the first time sorta proves my point.

[HideYaKidz]

Is there a free foil hat included?!?

I will not buy without my FOIL HAT :mad:

[lazyboredhungry]

......and why not just cut the dam chip out? thats what i did with all my cards

the easy way -
http://adr.enal.in/articles/de-rfid-your-credit-card

and the harder way -
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/809746/rfid_credit_card_chip_extracted_for_your_viewing_pleasure/


on one of my cards i didnt even use a drill - just a hammer and a screwdriver! just pound the thing til it came out :D

[Crartech]

The fact that it doesn't actually prevent the card from being scanned by an RFID reader could be considered necessary information that you removed.

edit: I guess you just made it tiny....but the fact that I missed it the first time sorta proves my point.
I didn't make it tiny, someone did. And besides, why would you want to research a lot when the item is free? I just posted upright information. If you want to research the product, be my guest and edit the wiki.

[jsullivanj]

In for more than 1 ;)
I still have the first debit card sleeve that my bank sent to me about 17 years ago. Tyvek, for the win!

[gezzuzz]

im sure they have a money back guaranteed on this item....lol

I got a few free things from this site... usb charger for the car.. 10 foot hdmi cable.. a pin.. and a credit card tool things.. while this item is not one of their best free items its free people get over it.. they put these free items out because it gets people to their site.. im sure most the people who get the free items check their site everyday.. and eventually will see something that is a good deal and buy it..

i did order 2 preowned nook colors from them for $125 shipped each (30 mins flash sale).. they came fast and sealed boxes and look brand new mint.. this site is 5 stars in my book..

[fasteclipse]

"Join our Facebook fanpage and post a comment/testimonial BEFORE ordering this free gift."

OPINION: I don't believe in bribery for testimonials as it kind of defeats the purpose of fanpages and dilutes legitimate testimonials.

NOT worth it. Keep this crap off of Slickdeals.

[bluefakeplastic]

"Join our Facebook fanpage and post a comment/testimonial BEFORE ordering this free gift."

OPINION: I don't believe in bribery for testimonials as it kind of defeats the purpose of fanpages and dilutes legitimate testimonials.

NOT worth it. Keep this crap off of Slickdeals.
You don't have to do it. Keep your snap comments before reading the details off Slickdeals.

[killingbe]

thanks just ordered!

[xzelick]

This is like giving away "tin foil hats" that are made of Saran wrap.

[xzelick]

Oh snap, a completely free item, what a rip-off!!

Ketchup packets are free at Mcdonalds, shall we put it on the front page?

[alchan]

Guys... Credit Card not included. Deal Breaker.

[bravesfan87]

Only a few states put RFID tags in drivers licenses, most do not.

i was told by a few different people including a police officer that all states are doing it some just have done it later than others or they may not have the funding/software to do it yet, but i know for a fact california does it.

[trade878]

why would I need this?

[Microtubule]

Only a few states put RFID tags in drivers licenses, most do not.
Correct, was gonna post something but realized you did already.

[AndreyT]

LOL! The only thing this sleeve does is it protects (to some degree) the magnetic strip and the card from scratches. That's all.

So, why do they mention RFID? Why do they state that RFID transmits your data? Why to they talk about RFID at all, when the protective sleeve has absolutely nothing to do with RFID whatsoever?

They do it because a generic simplistic lemming will assume that using this sleeve will somehow prevent their personal data from being transmitted. It is implied in the message. Even though they don't say so (and the sleeve doesn't do anything of the sort), they know that every lemming will jump to this conclusion. This is a like marketing research: an attempt to measure how retarded the consumer community is.

Also LOL at lemmings who squeal "free! free!". The usability of this sleeve is exactly the same as the usability of the paper envelopes in which you receive marketing spam in your mailbox. Yet somehow I don't see too many people jumping with joy screaming "yay! free envelopes!". Yet at the same time they are willingly ordering this junk here :)

[jammer]

I didn't know before some credit cards are RFID enabled...
I've never seen a non-contact credit card scanner


Where do you live?

[decolores9]

i was told by a few different people including a police officer that all states are doing it some just have done it later than others or they may not have the funding/software to do it yet, but i know for a fact california does it.

Yeah, there are a lot of urban legends out there. It's likely only the border states will ever do it - Washington and New York are the only ones I know of that have the tags. That's why only driver's licenses from those states are accepted as identification at border crossings - if your license is from another state, you have to have a passport to re-enter the US after visiting Canada or Mexico.

Edit: did a little more research, Michigan, Vermont, Washington and New York are the only states that are putting RFID tags in driver's licenses. California driver's licenses do not have RFID tags and there are no current (public) plans to add them.
http://www.getyouhome.gov/html/EDL_map.html

[drbuck187]

Thanks!!!!

[AngryPirate]

Damn...I already have a credit card sleeve. I call it a wallet. And if I add a little tin foil in the pockets in front of and behind my cards, I now have an RFID Wallet!!! :whee: :dance13:

Can't believe so many people are in for free cardboard. And that should give you an indication of the type of website you're dealing with if the try this type of slickery, posting random info about RFID on a product page that has nothing to do with RFID.

[avidj]

Is the Freebies forum broken or something?

[rickrone]

this is to expensive, i am waiting until this goes on sale.












:lol:

[justan]

Cool. I got through check out fast this time.

[Deftoned989]

LOL! The only thing this sleeve does is it protects (to some degree) the magnetic strip and the card from scratches. That's all.

So, why do they mention RFID? Why do they state that RFID transmits your data? Why to they talk about RFID at all, when the protective sleeve has absolutely nothing to do with RFID whatsoever?

They do it because a generic simplistic lemming will assume that using this sleeve will somehow prevent their personal data from being transmitted. It is implied in the message. Even though they don't say so (and the sleeve doesn't do anything of the sort), they know that every lemming will jump to this conclusion. This is a like marketing research: an attempt to measure how retarded the consumer community is.

Also LOL at lemmings who squeal "free! free!". The usability of this sleeve is exactly the same as the usability of the paper envelopes in which you receive marketing spam in your mailbox. Yet somehow I don't see too many people jumping with joy screaming "yay! free envelopes!". Yet at the same time they are willingly ordering this junk here :)

Haha, people like you are hilarious. You think there is some complex market research experiment going on with this deal? Holy crap, it's a crappy free item. They're simply giving it away to farm quality leads, which are worth a pretty penny to a company. If you think it's something more grandiose than that, then you're simply delusional.

What kind of metric is "how retarded the consumer community is"? You simply sound like someone trying reallllly hard to sound intelligent.

Don't want the crappy free item? Just move on!


Ketchup packets are free at Mcdonalds, shall we put it on the front page?

Quite the profound point you've made! All free items are equitable!

[jimbeau]

A piece of aluminum foil will do the same thing. I am in for another 2. Thanks op

[AznCracker]

yay free paper! ordered one. I got one from the bank, but I need to replace it

[dori-M]

Thanks OP, was surprised I didnt have to cover shipping.

[sammopar]

useless.....

[dwarf_tossr]

Ughh, completely worthless. Shame on them for false advertising it like it protects against scanning. Even if it is "free".

[bravesfan87]

Yeah, there are a lot of urban legends out there. It's likely only the border states will ever do it - Washington and New York are the only ones I know of that have the tags. That's why only driver's licenses from those states are accepted as identification at border crossings - if your license is from another state, you have to have a passport to re-enter the US after visiting Canada or Mexico.

Edit: did a little more research, Michigan, Vermont, Washington and New York are the only states that are putting RFID tags in driver's licenses. California driver's licenses do not have RFID tags and there are no current (public) plans to add them.
http://www.getyouhome.gov/html/EDL_map.html

REALLY? cuz i live in california, i have one of the new drivers licences and it DOES have the RFID tag chip thing in it not sure why exactly but it is in mine and a friend of mine has a newer licence also his looks like mine so i would think his is the same....OR MAYBE IM BUGGED? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA lol well my licence has it so id assume all new california licences have them but i guess idk.

[morelense]

Free its better than free....


in 4 1 :)!

[Brokenbuyer]

Ordered 1. Took like 5 secs to order with an account, so not really a complete waste of time... :P

I think I'll use them just to strengthen my most important cards. (prevent too much creasing, bending)
Or to store business cards in :P

[fracturedprune]

Here ya go (http://1saleaday.com/wireless/)
thank you :nod:

[Karim2004]

In for one.. got stuff from them before.

[MrMasterQ]

Got my card utility free gift from last time.

[bigbearballs]

I must be getting better with my sd addiction, because I don't want this.

[JasonKR]

Dead :/

[luckyyear2009]

Missed it. Guess I'll use foil for blocking transmissions.

[Microtubule]

Missed it. Guess I'll use foil for blocking transmissions.
Put your card up to a light to locate the chip, Take a phillips screw driver and pound down on the chip so it breaks. I think that should help.

[luckyyear2009]

Thanks Microtubule, I will try that and if it doesn't work I will call the bank to see if I can get a non-RFID card if they still make them.

[jammer]

Plastic? Seems more like thin paper to me. Got it last time, but will skip this time.


Tyvek, if that's what it actually is is a teflon coated fiber that is very tough. Try to rip it and you'll see it's not just paper.

[decolores9]

i have one of the new drivers licences and it DOES have the RFID tag chip thing in it

Why do you think it has an RFID tag? You can't see the tag, the only way to really know is to scan it. You may be confusing RFID with EDL requirements.

All I'm saying is that the US government and the state of California say they do not have RFID tags in the drivers licenses.

[decolores9]

Guess I'll use foil for blocking transmissions.

This type of RFID tag can only be read from a few inches away, so there really is no need to block the "transmission".

These tags are passive devices - they resonate when they are "illuminated" with a particular radio signal. Technically, they "reflect" rather than "transmit" - which is one reason the reader has to be within 6" or so of the tag to read it.

BTW, foil won't prevent the reader from reading it, either.

[Microtubule]

Why do you think it has an RFID tag? You can't see the tag, the only way to really know is to scan it. You may be confusing RFID with EDL requirements.

All I'm saying is that the US government and the state of California say they do not have RFID tags in the drivers licenses.
Sure you can. On my Chase card you can hold it up to the light and view where the chip is; it also is bulky so you can see where the card is slightly raised. I may be confusing this with other RFID tagging systems that are more discrete but I would assume most are visible.

[luckyyear2009]

Sure you can. On my Chase card you can hold it up to the light and view where the chip is; it also is bulky so you can see where the card is slightly raised. I may be confusing this with other RFID tagging systems that are more discrete but I would assume most are visible.

Maybe my Southwest Rapid Rewards Visa from Chase doesn't have one?

[decolores9]

I may be confusing this with other RFID tagging systems that are more discrete but I would assume most are visible.

I think you are confusing "smart cards" with RFID chips.

[Microtubule]

I think you are confusing "smart cards" with RFID chips.
Correct. Thanks for the clarification.

[bravesfan87]

Why do you think it has an RFID tag? You can't see the tag, the only way to really know is to scan it. You may be confusing RFID with EDL requirements.

All I'm saying is that the US government and the state of California say they do not have RFID tags in the drivers licenses.


I have had mine scanned and it does have it, i have a friend whos law enforcement and he said all the new licences are getting them. The new licences are the ones with all the fancy colors and you can feel surfaces on the card. According to what i was told all the new ones should have them mainly because it makes it easier to keep record of drunk drivers pretty much was what i was told, but old licences should not have them. Either way i guess i can only say what i was told and that at least some licences in California have them.

[decolores9]

I have had mine scanned and it does have it

Scanned with what? RFID scanners are not something you will find very many places, and they have to be set for the frequency of the tag. Not many people or places have an extra $5,000 piece of equipment laying around for use of the general public. I seriously doubt there is anyplace you could have had it scanned for an RFID tag - you are likely confusing smart cards with RFID tags.

I have a friend whos law enforcement and he said all the new licences are getting them.

Kind of scary that a police officer is that misinformed. Again, according to the federal government, only four states have RFID tags in licenses and no other states plan to add them. The only value of an RFID tag in a license is for identification at the border. They do not help with tracking drunk driver or anything else. Perhaps your friend was also confusing RFID tags with smart cards - data can be added to a smart card, RFID tags of the type in driver's licenses are read only.

The new licences are the ones with all the fancy colors and you can feel surfaces on the card.

Um, we were talking about RFID tags, not fancy colors or EDLs. You cannot feel or see an RFID tag, the only way to detect the presence of the tag is with exactly the right type of scanner. I think you are confused about RFID tags and are confusing them with either smart cards or enhanced documentation techniques.

Either way i guess i can only say what i was told and that at least some licences in California have them.

Again, the state of California and the federal government say that no California driver's license has an RFID tag.

[bravesfan87]

Scanned with what? RFID scanners are not something you will find very many places, and they have to be set for the frequency of the tag. Not many people or places have an extra $5,000 piece of equipment laying around for use of the general public. I seriously doubt there is anyplace you could have had it scanned for an RFID tag - you are likely confusing smart cards with RFID tags.



Kind of scary that a police officer is that misinformed. Again, according to the federal government, only four states have RFID tags in licenses and no other states plan to add them. The only value of an RFID tag in a license is for identification at the border. They do not help with tracking drunk driver or anything else. Perhaps your friend was also confusing RFID tags with smart cards - data can be added to a smart card, RFID tags of the type in driver's licenses are read only.



Um, we were talking about RFID tags, not fancy colors or EDLs. You cannot feel or see an RFID tag, the only way to detect the presence of the tag is with exactly the right type of scanner. I think you are confused about RFID tags and are confusing them with either smart cards or enhanced documentation techniques.



Again, the state of California and the federal government say that no California driver's license has an RFID tag.


My license which is the newer one that are supposed to have them thats why i described it, i trust law enforcement over normal joes so i dont know and it was scanned with security equipment not that that should matter any, anyway maybe its true maybe its not but youd be surprised what the government says, the governement still says area 51 doesnt exist and just about everybody everywhere knows it does...

[decolores9]

My license which is the newer one that are supposed to have

There IS no "newer license that is supposed to have them" according to the state of California and the federal government. Think what you like, but the urban legends you have heard are not accurate.

it was scanned with security equipment

At a border crossing? That's the only "security equipment" presently available to scan that type of RFID tag. IMost likely you are confusing RFID tags with smart cards, since what you describe is not possible or accurate. If you aren't willing to provide details, we won't be able to definitely help you figure out more specifically what you are confused about.

the governement still says area 51 doesnt exist

Nope, more urban legend. The US government has acknowledged the existence of both Edwards Air Force Base and the section of that base popularly known as "Area 51".

You are welcome to believe what you like, I'm just sharing the facts.

[xecutionkrk]

I got it within a week. I like 1sale so much.

[stone_]

this sleeve is good. anybody known where i can buy more?