Quote from: Zeke_23 on November 11, 2019, 12:41:55 PM

Quote from: bitart on September 24, 2019, 08:33:54 PM

Quote from: Jcga on September 22, 2019, 10:44:00 PM

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Plus lol, aren't they beautifull crypto goods to collect for the pleasure of it Wink

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That's the only reason why I would consider to buy that card but won't use it for the original purpose to store any coins on it, because of the above mentioned things...
The card is pretty cool looking but that's all, you can't stop the greed, if this card becomes widespread among people, sometime an employee of the company will realize how much bitcoins are loaded to the cards and their system is developed by humans, and humans are greedy... They will find a way to take some bitcoins, not all bitcoins of course, but that's the way life is...
So it will remain a fancy collectible thing for bitcoin lovers

Using it as a collectible is the only thing we can think for now, since we can't still determine if this is safe or not.
We can't guarantee bout its safety, there are a lot of questions to be answered and considered before we can guarantee that this is safe. Since passphrases are not auto-generated, it is already been coded in the card before its user can use it. It is possible for them to have a copy and that is really disturbing. It is a nice idea, only if it is only connected online to generate passphrase and not coded before even being handed to its users.

If I were to buy this product, I will also use it as a collectible because of how cool the product is.

Are there really people on this forum that think Bobby Lee would create a faulty product? How spotless does your reputation have to be in this industry? Seems like many people get all excited about things like bitconnect but then chastise the authentic core players who offer the market place real value.