Credit/Debit Card Sleeves
Now with New
Anti-Electronic Eavesdropping and Pick-pocket Technology
Protect the Magnetic Stripe found on all Driver's Licenses,
Government and Military IDs, Passports and Credit/Debit Cards
The laminated sleeves also prevents embedded chips on cards from
being read by RFID scanners/
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has made carrying a
driver's license, military/government ID, many passports, and
credit/debit cards very risky because of the easy ability of
electronic eavesdroppers to read magnetic strips and computer chips
which are embedded in the cards.
Cards that are kept in a
wallet, pocketbook or on their person are especially vulnerable. The
result is almost always stolen credit and identity theft. The
victims didn’t feel a thing; they just got around the wrong people
and didn’t have any way to protect their cards, until now.
Introducing the new specially laminated credit/debit card sleeves
designed to keep personal information safe from prying electronic
eavesdroppers. The new technology prevents the magnetic stripe
found on almost all passport, ID cards and credit/debit cards,
even those with a chip embedded, from
being read by RFID scanners.
The ICFE first made the credit/debit card sleeves, a/k/a the credit card
condom, available in 1993. Since then, hundreds of thousands are in circulation
world-wide.
The ICFE’s new anti-RFID technology sleeves are red/white/blue and
are now available with two choices:
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