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I wish they had some photos of the damaged cards. It's not like they have to hide the cc#. I have one coming soon and would like it to stay nice and fresh. I

I wish they had some photos of the damaged cards. It's not like they have to hide the cc#. I have one coming soon and would like it to stay nice and fresh. I remember getting my first debit card from a local bank back in the 90s and it came with a protective paper sleeve which most people promptly discarded. That sounds like a simiple solution to this problem. amazon has a pretty big selection. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=credit+card+sleeve https://www.amazon.com/s?k=credit+card+sleeve

ceejayoz 7y ago
Here's an example, apparently after two months of use. https://i.imgur.com/Bg8yOKT.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Bg8yOKT.jpg
- bastawhiz 7y ago
  Wow, that's far worse than I expected. It looks rusted almost, which is the exact opposite of what I'd want to be carrying around in my pocket.
- crazygringo 7y ago
  That looks pretty much like any other card of mine after a couple of months. In other words, not news?
  - pfortuny 7y ago
    Well, they are not usually made of titanium, or are they?
  - stunt 7y ago
    Perhaps "white" is the last color you want to choose for the same reason.
- berti 7y ago
  Looks a better than a regular CC after that long.
- segmondy 7y ago
  That looks good, I have a similar style card from a different company. Having it in my money clip for a year has it looking like a baby shredder tried to eat it.
appleiigs 7y ago
You want a case for your iCreditCard? That's what a wallet is, but it's not compatible with wallets.