The main reason I want it is just because of the look (metal) of the card. The rewards are just a bonus that will make me use it just a tad more than I usually would otherwise.
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Goldman Sachs Makes Apple Card Customer Agreement Available Ahead of Upcoming Apple Card Launch
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Actually there is a card number. It will not be printed on the physical card, but it will still be available in the wallet app instead.
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Exactly the same thing happened with the Apple Cash card. The terms and conditions specifically prohibited using a jailbroken device, but specified no software requirements. Yet there was indeed a minimum software requirement for Apple Cash, which was iOS 11.2 or later.
It doesn’t matter. The card doesn’t cost anything so the comment you’re responding to was senseless.
Not trying to be controversial here, but my goal is to use ApplePay as much as possible, and physical cards as little as possible. I'd love to see physical cards completely eliminated, though I know that will probably never happen.
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Are you sure?
People aren’t excited over the rewards. That’s just icing. People are excited over not having to deal with credit card companies that they do not trust and instead dealing with one of the few tech companies that they do trust. I have already stopped all of my automatic payments on my non-rewards card and plan to shift all of those payments to the Apple Card. If the Apple Card seems to be working well for me a few months from now (i.e., no fraudulent charges appearing), I will then shift over my rewards card because that one has rewards capped at $2500.
This is what you actually said... "Every credit card issued in America can be added to Wallet for use in Apple Pay."
Bit it's free for the user so who cares? I think it's silly to even mention the tariffs in this thread. They've little or nothing to do with the Apple card.
But you said ‘every credit card issued in America’. That would include corporate cards, making your statement false.
I’m sure it will happen in like 20 yearsNot trying to be controversial here, but my goal is to use ApplePay as much as possible, and physical cards as little as possible. I'd love to see physical cards completely eliminated, though I know that will probably never happen.
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Are you sure?
After reading Goldman Sachs customer agreement posted on their site it appears that they have enhanced security and added stipulations which are basically good
Only problem I foresee is that only 1 physical titanium card can be added per Apple ID.
So if 2 people in a household share an ID then what? I guess you can only use it in the Apple Wallet
Only problem I foresee is that only 1 physical titanium card can be added per Apple ID.
So if 2 people in a household share an ID then what? I guess you can only use it in the Apple Wallet
The agreement goes over eligibility (an Apple ID and two-factor authentication are required), how accounts may be used (no illegal activity), credit limit details, eligible devices, returns, payment info, fees (there are none) and more. Goldman Sachs expressly forbids jailbreaking a device associated with an Apple Card, and says that doing so could result in the closure of the Apple Card account.It also covers Daily Cash back, the feature that will let customers get a daily payout when making purchases. Goods purchased directly from Apple earn 3%, Apple Pay purchases earn 2%, and all other transactions earn 1%. If a transaction fulfills two categories, such as an Apple Pay purchase in an Apple Store, customers get the highest payout.
Getting paid while purchasing something...HAhaha..ha...haha.
Cashback is a scam....
LMAO. Another one with zero knowledge about credit cards.....gotta love these threads.
Maybe take the time to read about the benefits of credit/cash back cards instead of making inane comments.
Hundreds of free dollars for just paying bills, buying groceries, and paying rent with zero interest is certainly not a scam.
Who pays for it, certainly not companies, it's the consumer themselves.
The one who needs to think about it is you yourself.
Shakes head.
Of course, but the ones who are paying for it are the ones who carry a balance or pay fees. If you never pay interest because you pay on time, and you never pay fees, then you might as well take the free money.
Yes, because only bankrupt people use credit cards.Do any of you really want to list apple as a bankruptcy creditor?
Skip this card. Just another credit limit for you to use up.
Wtf is with people here.
Again wrong understanding of the scenario. If anyone were to go into debt from using the Apple Card irresponsibly they'd be listing Goldman Sachs, not Apple, as a bankruptcy creditor.Do any of you really want to list apple as a bankruptcy creditor?
Skip this card. Just another credit limit for you to use up.
People with poor financial situations have been told "credit is bad" all their life.
Apparently you still don’t get it. I get free money and pay no interest. What is there to think about? How I’m going to spend it?
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What is the difference? The card itself is issued by other bank. Banks see the information. You kind have to trust that bank to get the Apple Card?
I seems have no issue all my credit card issuer. If there are fraudulent transactions, I never responsible for these charges anyway.
If I don’t trust my bank, I don’t know who I can trust.