Anyone With a Cellphone Can Steal Your Credit Card Info… and All the Need to Do is Brush Past You in the Supermarket

This free tool is like taking the credit card right out of your pocket… and most people are never even aware that it’s happened

In 2019, 14.4 million consumers in the United States were victims of identity fraud — that's about 1 in 15 people. Overall, 33 percent of U.S. adults have experienced identity theft, which is more than twice the global average.

Your credit cards are part of your digital footprint. So how are they being protected?

Banks and credit card companies are in charge of security for the cards we all carry around in our wallets, and many people hardly ever think of what risks are lurking around them.

There’s a tool that has the ability to compromise credit cards, debit cards, passports, and even some ID cards.

Using this tool, would-be thieves can read all the information on the card and do what they’d like with it. Many have figured out how to put it on a simple card with a stripe (like a roomkey), and then spend money using that information.

And the craziest part is this tool is available on Amazon… right now.

Take out your credit card and give it a nice hard look.

Does it have this symbol on it?

Or does it have a chip that looks like this?

There’s a tiny device inside cards that may be putting you at risk and these are just 2 signs that your information may be easily compromised.

Banks have completely dropped the ball on security and introduced these RFID chips.

As you’ll see in the video below, RFID chips present a massive risk to you and your family. 

The Security Hole Big Companies Don’t Care Enough to Close

Now that you have a better understanding of how the banks have messed up, it’s easy to wonder how this could happen.

Well, these chips weren’t implanted to put you at risk… or to track you. Banks want to make it easier for you to shop.

The more people spend, the more they make, and they don’t mind having to pay a little bit extra in the process.

It’s you that won’t be able to access funds in an emergency, buy Christmas presents, and it’s you that will face the embarrassment of holding up the line when you don’t know how or why it could be possible that your cards aren’t working.

Basically, the credit card companies are too lazy to protect you.

All your information can be stolen with you ever being touched.

This new brand of pickpocket doesn’t have to even touch you before they can steal your information. 

All Cell Phones Come with Credit Card and ID Reading Capabilities

Forget about hackers… you need to worry about the common criminal. And that’s because thieves can install an app on their phone and be stealing your card information minutes later. 

And if anyone can get apps that do this, it’s like you have your name, credit card number, and expiration date printed on your chest.

“But aren’t the banks liable for any thefts on your credit card?”

This is true. You will be able to recover the money thieves spend on your credit card.

But not before being *very* embarrassed that your card didn’t work, not being able to buy presents for your children in a pinch, and spending hours on the phone trying to solve the problem with your card provider.

Even worse is if this happens with your debit card.

Because with debit cards, it’s YOU who has to prove you didn’t spend that money.

It’s YOU who has to prove that you were a victim of fraud.

And it’s YOU who has to go months without being able to access your hard-earned funds.

As Jason Glassberg, the co-founder of Casaba Security, says…

“It doesn’t matter if you are shopping in a physical store or online, using an EMV point-of-sale system or the older mag stripe readers, a corporate retailer or a mom-and-pop. When you use a debit card, you are more exposed to financial loss than you are with a credit card.”

The newest generations of pickpockets can get you anywhere.

At the mall. At a baseball game. Or just walking down the street.

Most people don’t understand that any of this is possible. I know I didn’t. 

The Trend Is Increasing

The amount of identity theft that occurs on a yearly basis is out of this world.

Credit card companies don’t report the total crime statistics… likely because it’s too embarrassing, but that doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

All of us believe that if we still have our cards with us, everything is safe and fine.

Well, take a quick minute to search “credit card scanning app”, download it, and see it in action. 

Open up the app and give it all the permissions to go. Then, try and scan your card. Does it work?

I know this is probably shocking for you, and it was for me too, but this is how the world works now.

All of this information can be easily scanned, and you may never know that it’s happened until the thieves decide to make a move.

It definitely doesn’t have to stay this way though. 

RFID Tags Are Everywhere… What Can We Do?

An RFID tag consists of a tiny radio transponder; a radio receiver and transmitter. When triggered by an electromagnetic interrogation pulse from a nearby RFID reader device, the tag transmits digital data, usually an identifying inventory number, back to the reader.

For all of this high-tech ability, all you have to do to stop your cards from being a criminal’s next payday is to wrap your wallet in aluminium foil.

Anything that blocks the frequency is good.

Use the app now. Does it work or are you protected?

A High-Tech Solution to this High-Tech Problem

I’m David Cassar, and I’ve been through this before.

I was left outside in the cold at Christmas time when I went to buy my kids gifts. None of my cards worked, and I knew my wife would be livid if I came home without presents.

Where was all my hard-earned money?

I’d done everything right.

Gone to work. Paid my taxes. Showed my kids how to be law-abiding citizens.

So why were my cards maxed out? And what happened to all the cash in my bank account?

The department store I was at had to close for the night, and I waited outside trying to think of a solution.

What I found next was truly shocking.

The numbers around identity theft and RFID cards are truly scary.

I was skeptical, but it’s hard to deny now that I’ve seen it done right in front of me.

None of my friends ever thought this was something that could actually happen to them.

I figured out the aluminium solution fast, but as the world gets more high-tech, I knew I’d need a more high-tech solution.

Which is why I set out to find a way to save you from what I went through.

The result was CardBlocker. 

Put It In Your Wallet and Never Worry Again

You’ve probably got credit cards, debit cards, ID cards, and much more in your wallet. CardBlocker is what protects them.

It’s got a simple design that protects the contents of your wallet from thieves and would-be pickpockets.

By blocking the frequency emitted by the RFID chip, no one else can detect it and steal your information. It keeps your information protected.

And it does all this without taking up more than a slot in your wallet.

Just put it in there, forget about it, and never worry about having your card information stolen again.

It works by intercepting the radio frequencies before they can leave your card.

Essentially, RFID readers transmit signals which power the microchip in the card, the microchip in the card then powers up and sends data back to the reader.

This can be prevented by either deflecting/blocking RFID signals, or by transmitting a signal that interferes with the reader but this only works with one frequency and often a certain type of technology.

Like turning off the source so no one with a card scanner can ever see what frequencies your wallet is emitting.

With CardBlockers, no one will ever be able to steal or swipe your card information again, and you’ll never be put in a position where you can’t buy something you NEED because you’ve been a victim of fraud. 

A Limited-Time Offer That I’ll Probably Regret

These news stations are already talking about this problem:

Don’t join the millions who get ripped off every year. Take action now and you’ll solve this problem today.

These would normally be priced at $24.95, but right now we’re offering a special deal.

I want to get these to as many people as possible, so none of you have to experience what I did on that fateful Christmas Eve.

Which is why we’re selling CardBlockers for free. As long as you pay the $9.95 shipping fee, we’ll send the cards to you right away.

You won’t find a better deal than that anywhere.

But as you can probably guess, this doesn’t make great business sense, and eventually I’ll have to start charging if I want to be around awhile.

I’m not sure how long I’ll be able to give these away for free, so don’t leave this page unless you’re sure you want to be at the mercy of credit card thieves everywhere.

Without this protective vault, you are defenseless. The feeling of having all your money stolen by someone and not even knowing it happened… I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

Any technology that gives a route to the cash will eventually be exploited.

These card scanners are selling for a reason. Your debit card becomes very hard to protect with these situations. Banks have failed you, but you can save the day.

With these chips all around us - in our credit cards, debit cards, passports, and more - we have to be ultra-aware of what’s going on.

What if you lost all your money?

The frustration, anger, and embarrassment you would feel would be bad enough. But most of all, what would you do next?

Using a CardBlocker, you’ll never have to answer this question again. 

Get the Peace Of Mind You Deserve

Financial security is one of the greatest feelings in the world. But it isn’t all about making more money. Sometimes it’s just about protecting the money you already have.

I want you to be able to go to the store and with 100% certainty and confidence, use your wallet without worrying that a card has been compromised, and you’re about to be without money.

Your card could be stolen today and you wouldn’t even know about it.

I sure didn’t.

Are you going to let pickpockets ruin your day? Your week? Your life?