I stopped at a Wawa convenience store for gas today. Next to the pump is
a display with applications for their Visa card. It's a "blink" card
[RFID] from Chase.
Does this kind of card come with a protective cover to keep it from
"blinking" without your knowledge? Can the RFID reader and computer find
it in an aluminum mylar cover, as used for the E-ZPass?
Are these "blink" cards a good or bad idea? thx.
Betty
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