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>For privacy, if I valued it over the $x,xxx I get back every year in the form of cash back, free insurance on rentals, etc, I'd use the most private of all ins
by mataug 7y ago
>For privacy, if I valued it over the $x,xxx I get back every year in the form of cash back, free insurance on rentals, etc, I'd use the most private of all instruments.... Cash.
My guess is that Apple is trying to provide a middle ground between fully private instruments such as cash, with convenience of a credit card.
Its much more privacy focused than your average credit card, while offering the same convenience. The price you pay for the extra privacy is the lack luster rewards.
- 4ntonius8lock 7y agoMy guess is they are trying to appeal to that group... as an aside to the main cool factor. Look at the presentation of the card and the offering. When the presentation is more competitive than the offering, you know they are trying to sell you $10 bars of chocolate. Very cool. Not the best.