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Tommy Hilfiger Men's Classic Passcase Bifold Wallet with ID Window (Casual Black Ranger) on sale for
$12.72.
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About this Item:
- This Tommy Hilfiger passcase bifold wallet offers you 3 interior slip pockets, 2 ID windows, 5 card slots
- The classic passcase style design will perfectly fit in your pockets and make sure you can fit all of your essentials
- Our passcase wallet is enhanced by a stylish pebbled leather strip featuring an embossed and ornament logo; The tonal stitching on edges reflects the great attention our designers paid to details
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Actually, I carry an RFID key in my wallet, so I'd rather not block any signals
So, unless you have a passport card or an unprotected key to some sensitive place, what's the deal about blocking RFID?
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Actually, I carry an RFID key in my wallet, so I'd rather not block any signals
So, unless you have a passport card or an unprotected key to some sensitive place, what's the deal about blocking RFID?
Actually, I carry an RFID key in my wallet, so I'd rather not block any signals
So, unless you have a passport card or an unprotected key to some sensitive place, what's the deal about blocking RFID?
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When people are told their data can be stolen by RFID with no education on how, they take it wholesale.
When someone understands how RFID actually works, they realize it's smoke.
Anyone that claims their card info was stolen by RFID it just plain clueless and more than likely got the card compromised from using it at a POS with a skimmer attached or just handing it over to a fast food worker or waiter.
When people are told their data can be stolen by RFID with no education on how, they take it wholesale.
When someone understands how RFID actually works, they realize it's smoke.
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Actually, I carry an RFID key in my wallet, so I'd rather not block any signals
So, unless you have a passport card or an unprotected key to some sensitive place, what's the deal about blocking RFID?
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