Don't debit cards there already all have tap and go? I know that here in the US they are starting to finally do them to most cards, after realizing not everyone wants to use Apple Pay for everything. (Me on the other hand, do use Apple Pay for pretty much everything, so the more contactless readers, the better, and glad they're finally getting public transportation systems on board in the US!...Chicago & Portland already have Apple Pay a la London style, but with New York City, this is big!)
Yep, the Chase Freedom has it now, I believe the contactless debit cards are rolling out this summer is what I am told.
Why does it matter to your wife so much? Just use the cards/Apple Pay, reap the points/miles/cashback whatever, and be done with it. Never understood why some people have so much of a problem with how little/much cash others choose to carry with them.
That's what I figured. I remember Wells Fargo and Chase here in the US has had PayPass cards since the early 2000's, and people forget about this when they're "re-rolling" them out again, like its the holy grail and next best thing since sliced bread. The problem with back in the early 2000's however, was the lack of the card readers, since swiping a card was "fast enough" with things like CVM waivers.
What did you do before your credit card? Just cash/checks everywhere? eeeepppp.....
If you were in the US, you'd just be the average American, as card usage here is very high.
. A lot of wallets sold now are just simple card holders. I prefer the traditional bi-fold wallet, as I have a Cartier Santos, which I do like to flex the wallet itself from time to time . I do only use cards/Apple Pay though exclusively.
If you were in the US, you'd just be the average American, as card usage here is very high.
You just described today's wallets to a tee. I ended up going with a McQueen wallet to replace my old one a few years ago. Had just what I needed and was comfortable enough in a breast pocket of a suit or front pocket. Simple black and black design, soft leather. The Italians seem to come up with either gaudy designs a teenager would like or add bits and bobs that would otherwise hurt your tuckus, leg or chest after a few hours.If you were in the US, you'd just be the average American, as card usage here is very high.
Didn’t know you could put a photo on your card. That’s a really good idea. Going to look into that.
They have installed the latest technology. The ad didn’t say anything about using it! LOL!There's a gas station near me that has "we've installed the latest card reader technology!" stickers on the pumps. They're using magnetic swipe.
