That would make sense since it might get a lil tricky to have the same card in two different user's Apple Wallets but I dunno.Believe I read that there will be no availability to have an authorized user, at least at launch.
That would make sense since it might get a lil tricky to have the same card in two different user's Apple Wallets but I dunno.Believe I read that there will be no availability to have an authorized user, at least at launch.
From my understanding, Apple isn't using any of these traditional credit card backbones to build their ApplePay card on top of. In fact they're essentially competing with them, believing that in the long run, they'll out perform them due to their strategic placement and dominance.
It doesn't, but if you're gonna use tap to pay why not just use Apple Pay?Doesn’t look like he card has tap and pay.
It doesn't, but if you're gonna use tap to pay why not just use Apple Pay?
Maybe I missed something but if there is no CC#, how will you be able to make purchases at online retailers that don't offer Apple Pay or PayPal?
Maybe I missed something but if there is no CC#, how will you be able to make purchases at online retailers that don't offer Apple Pay or PayPal?
I dont know about US, but in NZ most people have credit not debit. Mainly becuase most people are poor and use it as a floating credit.Can someone explain what it is with N-America and Credit Cards? Like history and why people use it. Whats so good and convinient about paying interest on money you spend? I just can’t get my head around it.
Where i’m from(and I would say a big part of Europe) , 99,99% use debit cards- you only use money you have and thats it, you have some money- you spend it. That simple. Some people have credit cards as a backup while traveling, but the whole concept of spending money, then receiving receipt at the end if the month and paying againg, God forbid with %...it’s just...how can someone justify it as a smart idea?
...In addition, metal cards are very much as USA/Canada thing. Europe not so much. Amex in the UK don't offer any cards in metal despite the sky-high ownership fees. I would not be surprised to see this launch in the UK as a plastic version. Hope I'm wrong as it will probably force Amex to up its game.
The CC number and code are in your Apple Wallet.Maybe I missed something but if there is no CC#, how will you be able to make purchases at online retailers that don't offer Apple Pay or PayPal?
I’m waiting to see how easy or difficult will it be to pull transactions into financial management software (like Quicken or Banktivity).
Okay I have a question.... so I have a balance to pay. I choose to pay the entire balance. How do I do that? Check, another credit card? Just how do I pay my card balance month to month?
If you were to finance something like a house you need a good credit score. Having and paying off a credit card before you incur interest is one way to improve your credit score easily.Can someone explain what it is with N-America and Credit Cards? Like history and why people use it. Whats so good and convinient about paying interest on money you spend? I just can’t get my head around it.
Where i’m from(and I would say a big part of Europe) , 99,99% use debit cards- you only use money you have and thats it, you have some money- you spend it. That simple. Some people have credit cards as a backup while traveling, but the whole concept of spending money, then receiving receipt at the end if the month and paying againg, God forbid with %...it’s just...how can someone justify it as a smart idea?