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“And, throughout our entire history as renters, the most identification we’ve ever had to provide was a drivers’ license and proof that we had a checking account with which to pay our landlords.” exactly. these guys are idiots. the texas department of safety (dmv if you will) must first inspect your actual social security card in person before they’ll even let you submit an application for an ID or drivers license. why the association would need to see a green card/social if a plain old drive

Filed under: Etc. , Fiat , UK When it comes time to get a drivers' license, Europeans usually go to driving schools to get ready to pass the government's exams. Since the driving tests usually include parallel parking, it shouldn't come as a surprise that many driving schools offer small cars for new drivers to learn with. Such is the case with the British School of Motoring, Britain's largest network of driver's schools, which has announced the purchase of 14,000 Fiats, most of them the

Umbra Bungee Card Case

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars No More Loose Cards In Pockets & Purses
I’ve never been organized enough for putting credit cards and such back in wallets. For the last 10 years or so, they’ve just ended up in random purse pockets, jacket pockets, and pants pockets, which often led to moments of panic when I couldn’t find one. I also went through 3 of my favorite Visa last year because it kept getting bent and cracked from being in my pants pockets all the time.

I love love love this case. I know people have complained that it doesn’t hold much, but really, in this economy, how much should you be carrying? I have my driver’s license, my ATM card, the one credit card I always use, my insurance cards, and a few punch cards for the pet store. I carry it with me whenever I just have to run a short errand, when I’m running over to Dunkin’ Donuts from my office, or every chance I can get to ditch my purse. Plus, none of the cards get bent or cracked and none of the corners peel.

I’m going to buy a second one in another color to store receipts in my tote back so they don’t get all wadded up and unreadable when I balance my checking each month.

5 Stars Great solid case with clever design.
The case is SOLID aluminum with plastic end caps.. You could likely drive over it without damaging it or its contents. Put whatever you want in it. Cards, cigs (I don’t smoke anymore), whatever fits. Great case and the effortless automatic bungee closure is slick. I’d like to see a waterproof one.

4 Stars happy buyer
I bought this as a for my boyfriend as a buisness card holder however he is actually using it as a wallet instead and is quite happy with it.

4 Stars Sturdy Metal Pocket Safe
This item was given as a Dude gift including personalized fake ID cards like “McLovin” Hawaii Drivers license and buddy pics with Obama. Sturdy Metal Pocket Safe

1 Star Inefficient and Annoying
For all of its brushed metal bulkiness, this card case doesn’t hold a lot. Don’t expect to pull out a single card, either – you have to tip it over and dump out the contents.

Not only is it annoying to use, but it’s annoying to hold in front of other people. This case inexplicably looks like an iPhone, prompting a lot of repetitive and disappointing explanations.

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Umbra Bungee Card Case

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars No More Loose Cards In Pockets & Purses
I’ve never been organized enough for putting credit cards and such back in wallets. For the last 10 years or so, they’ve just ended up in random purse pockets, jacket pockets, and pants pockets, which often led to moments of panic when I couldn’t find one. I also went through 3 of my favorite Visa last year because it kept getting bent and cracked from being in my pants pockets all the time.

I love love love this case. I know people have complained that it doesn’t hold much, but really, in this economy, how much should you be carrying? I have my driver’s license, my ATM card, the one credit card I always use, my insurance cards, and a few punch cards for the pet store. I carry it with me whenever I just have to run a short errand, when I’m running over to Dunkin’ Donuts from my office, or every chance I can get to ditch my purse. Plus, none of the cards get bent or cracked and none of the corners peel.

I’m going to buy a second one in another color to store receipts in my tote back so they don’t get all wadded up and unreadable when I balance my checking each month.

5 Stars Great solid case with clever design.
The case is SOLID aluminum with plastic end caps.. You could likely drive over it without damaging it or its contents. Put whatever you want in it. Cards, cigs (I don’t smoke anymore), whatever fits. Great case and the effortless automatic bungee closure is slick. I’d like to see a waterproof one.

4 Stars happy buyer
I bought this as a for my boyfriend as a buisness card holder however he is actually using it as a wallet instead and is quite happy with it.

4 Stars Sturdy Metal Pocket Safe
This item was given as a Dude gift including personalized fake ID cards like “McLovin” Hawaii Drivers license and buddy pics with Obama. Sturdy Metal Pocket Safe

1 Star Inefficient and Annoying
For all of its brushed metal bulkiness, this card case doesn’t hold a lot. Don’t expect to pull out a single card, either – you have to tip it over and dump out the contents.

Not only is it annoying to use, but it’s annoying to hold in front of other people. This case inexplicably looks like an iPhone, prompting a lot of repetitive and disappointing explanations.

Buy/More Info