Re:Launching Google Wallet on Sprint and working with Visa, ...
by pavel_lishin on Monday September 19, 2011 @05:34PM
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Not to mention, the possibility of wiping your phone remotely with a single action, instead of trying to remember which cards were in your wallet and calling each one separately.
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Re:Launching Google Wallet on Sprint and working with Visa, ...
by angryasian on Monday September 19, 2011 @05:43PM
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this is an awesome point I didn't even consider. I use AndroidLost and am able to remote wipe my phone at anytime from a browser. Now that I think about it, I would much rather be able to use my phone for payments with this ability, than to carry a physical card and risk losing it or leaving it somewhere. Yes I make backups of my phone using custom recovery ( clockworkMod Recovery).
Re:Launching Google Wallet on Sprint and working with Visa, ...
by ma2rten on Monday September 19, 2011 @06:14PM
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You know you have your credit card blocked with one phone call, right? And that those not relay on it being on and having internet connection.
Re:Launching Google Wallet on Sprint and working with Visa, ...
by angryasian on Monday September 19, 2011 @06:28PM
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why even bother thats the point. With a regular credit card, you'll have to request a new card and number, wait for it in the mail, and now change all your accounts that are associated with it. With my phone, remotely wipe my sd card / lock out my phone. Track it down, and restore. Much easier. I have missplaced my credit card before, and the loss of my phone is more noticeable and quicker in general than my credit card that I didn't realize was missing till the next time I went to use it.
Re:Launching Google Wallet on Sprint and working with Visa, ...
by pavel_lishin on Tuesday September 20, 2011 @09:43AM
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I have three credit cards, and two gift cards in there. That's a minimum of three calls, the numbers for which I have to find and call and sit through what is probably an automated system.
Sure, it's a first world problem. But that's where I live, and those are the problems I'd like solved.