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LENTICULAR STRIPS ON CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS (Updated Nov. 21, 2009)
From: Wendy
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 4:17 PM
Subject: LENTICULAR STRIPS ON CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS
To answer the obvious questions that are being asked:
A CHIP can be imbedded into the LENTICULAR STRIP on ANY CARD.
THE CHIP/CHIPS CAN BE PROGRAMMED.
There are several strips on MOST cards that people can not SEE.
The are imbedded between the layers of plastic.
The strip/strips that you can see may also be embedded with chips.
Years ago, The company I was partnered with was able to produce cards with FIVE invisible strips and THREE visible strips.
These cards were embedded with 20+ chips that performed many functions. They were programmed to produce and track activity, billing, payments and various other functions.
That was 10 years ago--and I am certain that the technology has advanced considerably since then.
I can only IMAGINE what the capabilities of Lenticular strips are now!
Thanks!
Wendy
#1 (Reply)
----- Original Message -----
From: "BG
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 7:06 PM
Subject: Siterun Contact Request from Fourwinds10
RE: LENTICULAR STRIPS
Patrick - Chips and lenticular strips are now found on/in credit cards, driver\'s licenses, passport cards, passports themselves, and more. They are difficult or impossible to avoid.
To minimize the times and places that the chips or strips can be read, woven metal wallets and passport cases are now being made. These \"read-proof\" items are fast becomimg essential items for personal security.
The wallets and cases are easy to find with an Internet search.
In peace,
BG