Aluminium Travel Wallet $5 Three Color Delivered @ Kogan

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Boasting a durable aluminium construction and RFID blocking technology, this wallet will keep your money safe while you travel.
Protect your credit cards from digital pickpocketing
Easily access your cards and cash
Store up to seven cards
Protect your credit cards from RFID scanning and identity theft with this Aluminium Travel Wallet.
Avoid RFID scanning and identity theft
RFID identity theft occurs when digital thieves use high-tech scanning equipment to wirelessly gather your personal information from radio frequency enabled cards such as credit, debit and some personal identification cards.
Boasting Radio-Frequency Identification blocking technology, this aluminium Travel Wallet ensures your credit cards are safe from scanning and identity theft.
Durable, lightweight design
Made from super lightweight aluminium and durable plastic, this travel wallet is water and crush resistant.
Easily access your cards and cash
With up to seven pockets in a convenient accordion design, you’ll easily be able to access your cards and cash when you need them.
Highlights:
Constructed with super lightweight aluminium and durable plastic
Water resistant, crush resistant and ID theft resistant
Multi-pocket accordion design
Blocks Radio-Frequency Identification technology

Black
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/aluminium-travel-wallet-black/
Red
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/aluminium-travel-wallet-red/
Silver
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/aluminium-travel-wallet-silver/

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  jv on 20/08/2017 - 00:17

  +2

  Aluminium Travel Wallet $5

  Cheaper here…

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  jv on 20/08/2017 - 00:37

  +2

  Protect your credit cards from digital pickpocketing

  OR

  "Make it easier for the thieves to take ALL your credit cards at once…

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    yolobargains on 20/08/2017 - 01:22

    +5

    To be fair that is not really unique to this product, seems like a negative for all wallets.

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      jv on 20/08/2017 - 01:23

      -5

      I don't keep all my cards in the ONE wallet when travelling overseas…

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        mathew42 on 20/08/2017 - 20:07

        I'm not sure why this advice recieved negative votes, as I would consider it sensible.

        I also carry 3 credit cards when travelling overseas and I place them in separate locations. Standard practice is one in my wallet, one in a backpack and 1 secured at accommodation. This way if one is stolen or is cancelled because of fraud, I can simply use the other cards.

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    rodericb on 20/08/2017 - 07:13

    +2

    Digital as in electronic equipment, not by merely using their digits (fingers) to relieve you of your cards. Not like the John Howard's plan of a few years ago for high speed internet and the strategy for 'digital penetration' across Australia.

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    Brucet on 20/08/2017 - 08:55

    +1

    EXactly

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    CJ31 on 20/08/2017 - 09:06

    +1

    Buy 1 for every credit card. Problem solved.

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  checkoutchick on 20/08/2017 - 07:46

  +1

  I have one of these. Cost me $2 from the variety store.

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  Astro551 on 20/08/2017 - 09:49

  +2

  I just carry a roll of aluminium foil.

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    rayski57 on 20/08/2017 - 10:19

    +4

    When I travel, I just carry a high power de-daussing coil (plugged in to a battery) in my backpack.
    Anyone who comes near me gets their entire life wiped
    My cards are in an xray proof lead foil bag to protect them.

    Works a treat - never had any of my cards compromised.
    Mind you it does make it a trifle slow having to extract the coil & unplug it b4 I unwrap my cards to use them.

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      cyssero on 20/08/2017 - 13:22

      I sincerely hope you never encounter the TSA with batteries and wires leading to a coil in your backpack

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        rayski57 on 20/08/2017 - 13:43

        Of course I don't have those things together in my backpack when going thru airports, coil goes in my suitcase.
        Just when out of airports
        TSA - Totally Stupid Agency, yep they'd freak even tho it's clearly not dangerous
        Besides I no longer travel to the US on principle - any nation that can elect presidents like Ronald Regan (a B grade actor), George W. Jnr. - a failed ex-playboy with drug and booze problems, Their choice de jour - a self-confessed woman molester, a xenophobic, homophobic, self-centered narcissist….not enough space to describe his 'attributes'
        You get my drift, I wouldn't visit a country where they pay so little care to who they freely elect to represent them and pass into law any ol' thing they think will serve them and their inner circle best.

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        Luc on 20/08/2017 - 20:12

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        @rayski57:

        Your a dill obviously.

        Never been a better time to visit the USA and show your support for the huge majority of good people, just like here and elsewhere. Where we're all watching and we're all supporting the people who protest this present Government.

        Off to the US of A in 2 months time and staying in Fargo country for a little while and hope to chat with some of the people who didn't vote for the recumbent.

        • Out of interest: What country would you visit then?: "where they[dont] pay so little care to who they freely elect to represent them and pass into law any ol' thing they think will serve them and their inner circle best." Lol.
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        mathew42 on 20/08/2017 - 20:36

        -1

        @Luc: The repeated stories of TSA employees overbearing officious behaviour should make most people reluctant to travel there.

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        rayski57 on 21/08/2017 - 06:39

        -1

        @Luc: Clearly no matter what I say, I'll be wrong in your mind. So I'm not going to bother responding to your reaction.

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  Jared17 on 07/09/2017 - 01:07

  Deal is over it seems