Which tech credit card should i get

[Bajantechnician]

Should i get coin 2.0 or plastc card

 

coin 2.0

https://onlycoin.com/

 

or plastc coin

https://plastc.com/

 

Thx

[Aytex]

coin looks dope

[The_Stig]

coin looks dope

agreed

[Bajantechnician]

coin looks dope

 

agreed

 

coin is lcd, plastc is touch screen e paper

[farhanorakzai]

coin seems really cool, i would get that 

 

EDIT: the plastic card looks way cooler 

[Bajantechnician]

coin seems really cool, i would get that 

 

 

agreed

 

 

coin looks dope

https://plastc.com/

 

uptated plastc link

[Aytex]

https://plastc.com/

 

uptated plastc link

fuck the coin that looks dopeer

[Senzelian]

I don't even know how you can have so much cards that you need one of those.  :blink:

[infamous_last]

Plastic.

 

I've been using Paypass for too long to give up on such a great convenience in my life! 

[Nexxus]

from what im seeing, plastc cause it has a chip.

[Nexxus]

I was looking at getting one til I see it had a subscription fee

[Bajantechnician]

I was looking at getting one til I see it had a subscription fee

sub fee?

[Nexxus]

sub fee?

ya plastc has a $50 annual fee (with 18 months free)

 

"After April 29, 2016, Plastc Card will retail for $180 and include an 18 month subscription, with ongoing service available for $50/year."

[Bajantechnician]

ya plastc has a $50 annual fee (with 18 months free)

 

"After April 29, 2016, Plastc Card will retail for $180 and include an 18 month subscription, with ongoing service available for $50/year."

ahhhhhhh fak

i was literally just going to get it.

I guess not

[Nexxus]

ahhhhhhh fak

i was literally just going to get it.

I guess not

Glad to of saved you.

 

on a sidenote do your research man, the fact you missed that kinda alarms me, you dont wanna be not looking up into a sevice that has its hand in managing your finances without looking into things thoroughly. 

[Bajantechnician]

Glad to of saved you.

 

on a sidenote do your research man, the fact you missed that kinda alarms me, you dont wanna be not looking up into a sevice that has its hand in managing your finances without looking into things thoroughly. 

Ah,

Thanks for the note, and the advice

also, thanks for savin' me there

[Nexxus]

Ah,

Thanks for the note, and the advice

also, thanks for savin' me there

No problem.

[royalcrown]

I like the coin too, but I don't trust NFC...gonna get hacked soon because of something idiotic.

[Kc7vwc]

Better idea - NO CARDS AT ALL!

I've only got my debit card. If I dont have $ transaction doesn't go through. And if I don't have $, then guess I don't need something as bad as I thought.

[FixedDevice]

Better idea - NO CARDS AT ALL!

I've only got my debit card. If I dont have $ transaction doesn't go through. And if I don't have $, then guess I don't need something as bad as I thought.

 

That can hurt your credit score.

[Kc7vwc]

That can hurt your credit score.

I don't do anything that needs a credit score. I don't trust a system that bases my worth on some formula created by banks and companies to get rich & control finances.

Cash in hand CAN'T be argued with.

[Tsuki]

i actually have Coin 2.0, i should probably write a proper review on it, but heres some quick thoughts.

-its about the same dimensions as a normal credit card, but a little thinner

-it doesnt work everywhere yet, but so far for me, the only place it hasnt worked has been at my work.

-i havent tried using nfc pay yet, since i dont use any of that.

-it does NOT work with chip and pin

-the display is super easy to read

 

if you have any other specific question about it, let me know.

 

Better idea - NO CARDS AT ALL!
I've only got my debit card. If I dont have $ transaction doesn't go through. And if I don't have $, then guess I don't need something as bad as I thought.

its not that kind of card.  it allows you to load all of your current cards(including debit, credit, and gift cards) all on one single card so you dont have to carry them all, all the time

[Bajantechnician]

i actually have Coin 2.0, i should probably write a proper review on it, but heres some quick thoughts.

-its about the same dimensions as a normal credit card, but a little thinner

-it doesnt work everywhere yet, but so far for me, the only place it hasnt worked has been at my work.

-i havent tried using nfc pay yet, since i dont use any of that.

-it does NOT work with chip and pin

-the display is super easy to read

 

if you have any other specific question about it, let me know.

 

its not that kind of card.  it allows you to load all of your current cards(including debit, credit, and gift cards) all on one single card so you dont have to carry them all, all the time

so should i get coin or plastc?

[Tsuki]

so should i get coin or plastc?

right now, i would go would plastc since it supports chip and pin. although i dont know the price difference without checking.

also coins support is aweful, i got it because i was a backer on kickstarter, and we pretty much got fucked over. wouldnt trust the company

[royalcrown]

I like the coin too, but I don't trust NFC...gonna get hacked soon because of something idiotic.

Also, DUH, forgot coin isn't NFC but that programmable strip deal...