Authorities Advise People To Keep Their Credit Cards Safe

Explaination of RFID cards and how to protect them from theft.

(LosAngeles.CityRegions.Com, November 25, 2013 ) Grass Valley, California --
The is a growing need for Radio Frequency Identification cards to speed up the transactions in banks, rail systems, shops, hospitals, building admittance and much more. At the same time increasing with this number are cases of identity theft. Stealing the identity information stored in RFID credit cards, for instance, is now as easy as just walking along with a victim and pointing the reader toward the pocket or purse, where the suspect deems the subject's RFID cards are kept.

The problem has grown to such proportions, for example, Pinella County, Florida, has appointed a Sheriff Detective to take over the the growing concern of identity theft through RFIDs in the area of Tampa.

Given the prevalence of this incident, such authorities advise the people to keep their cards safe. Most people haven't acknowledged the damage identity theft may bring to a person—the simple act of illegally attaining a person's basic information can already cost his/her future. In this regard, authorities and experts recommend that RFID users keep their cards in safe cases

Authorities are trying to help the public understand how easy it is. If you have someone with a reader, they can walk past you at the mall or a sporting event, and they can obtain all of your information out of your wallet—it'll give the expiration date, card number, your name and obviously, they're on their way to spend your money.

There is simple and inexpensive answer to this need: the sleek and handy RFID credit card cases. Being aluminum, these cases are specially made to protect RFID cards against illegal scanners. The scanners cannot read the radio signals through aluminum.

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