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well i just bought a washer and dryer from a family member who runs a small apartment building and they take those esd moneycard things that you fill up usually in the main office area of an apartment building, well he had some new washers and dryers installed so i got a good deal, i just now need to figure out how to bypass the moneycard feature of them and use them now that i own them, and i dont want to pay the company he uses they said they could do it but it was expensive. one requirement however is i would like the card feature to remain operational as well so i could use them to charge people when i do rent out rooms and such in my home. i have a couple of pictures of the units. 

 

btw i am not trying to get around paying for laundry, i bought these units for a great deal so i own them, as far as i know disabling the moneycard stuff would be fully legal as long as i own them right?

 

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Search the model # and see if a tutorial comes up. You could get a smart card and a RFID transceiver and just load up the card with x amount of dollars easily because they're unencrypted, they just have a function that cycles the bits but follows a simple algorithm.

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Make a owner boss key thing that has infinet money at your family members apartment building

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