QwicKey USB Device Able Scan Credit Card

QwicKey is a USB device that is able to scan your credit card. It is designed for those who want to quickly enter their credit card number to the computer. Custom software is provided, which allows you to safely store the credit card with PIN and nothing else is needed. Usernames and passwords can be stored in the custom software.

The card reader sells for $ 49.95 and includes 1 year subscription to an online version of the software that allows you to security card access from any computer by logging in with a username and password password.After the first year is the cost of another $ 29.95 per year to continue to use the software online. More details can be found at QwicKey. [via gadgetvenue]

Published August 6, 2009 in Computer, Portable Storage

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<p>QwicKey is a USB device that is able to scan your credit card. It is designed for those who want to <a href="http://www.viritech.com/bluetooth-usb-dongle-100-meter-stylish.html" target="_blank">quickly enter</a> their credit card number to the computer. Custom software is provided, which allows you to safely store the credit card with PIN and nothing else is needed. Usernames and passwords can be stored in the custom software.</p>
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<p>The <a title="card reader" href=" http://www.siftwire.com/search/card+reader">card reader</a> sells for $ 49.95 and includes 1 year subscription to an online version of the software that allows you to security card access from any computer by logging in with a username and password password.After the first year is the cost of another $ 29.95 per year to continue to use the software online. More details can be found at QwicKey. [via <a href="http://www.gadgetvenue.com/qwickey-usb-credit-card-swiper-08050036/" target="_blank">gadgetvenue</a>]</p>
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