Thoughts of Dan

Shield Your Wallet: The Importance of RFID Blocking Cards in Preventing Remote Skimming  tl;dr  Buy this for $10, protect 4 wallets. RFID Blocking Wallet Inserts In our increasingly connected world, technological advancements have revolutionized the way we carry out daily tasks. From contactless payments to smart transportation systems, convenience has become paramount. However, as we embrace these innovations, we must also remain vigilant about the potential risks they may pose. One such risk is remote skimming, a threat that can compromise the security of our financial information. Thankfully, there is a simple and effective solution at hand: RFID blocking cards . In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of remote skimming, exploring why you should consider adding an RFID blocking card to your wallet for enhanced protection. Understanding Remote Skimming: Remote skimming, also known as RFID skimming, is a technique employed by malicious individuals to steal sensitive da...

One of the big hassles in starting a non-profit is the pain in the ass of setting up a bank account.  Most of the big players have high fees. In my last nonprofit we were constantly being hamstrung by Truist, who is among the worst banks in the world, at least for nonprofits.  I'm not kidding when I say I had to go into their physical office over 8 times. So this time I recently opened an Business Advantage Fundamentals account with Bank Of America for my new non-profit Let.Live .  BoA is a giant multinational bank -- but that has some good and bad this associated with.  Some of the best things about a giant bank are excellent security, stability and services.  BofA isn't going to do a First Republic on you. The bad things about BofA And because they are really a big bank, they know how to do everything WELL. I never had to go into an office -- we did everything over the phone. Contrast that to Truist where I had to be physically in a branch in Virginia at the ...