Maybe he is rich and has some perks to customize his card with his bank.Originally Posted by Senor Kami
How did he get that card? Every custom card thing I've tried rejects literally everything that isn't like a generic pic of nothing.
Had this been a Black guy instead of a Japanese guy he would have been in jail for a few years before everything was cleared up.
It's an official card according to the article.Originally Posted by Senor Kami
How did he get that card? Every custom card thing I've tried rejects literally everything that isn't like a generic pic of nothing.
the official Idolmaster Visa credit card is available through the Mitsui Sumitomo bank in Japan.
I really wanna say this seems to be an isolated incident. Either way, I also suspect the man wasn't able to properly explain himself to the Disneyland employees and attendants at the moment.What the hell?
Do you have to play Dudebro: My Shit Is Fucked Up So I Got to Shoot/Slice You II: It's Straight-Up Dawg Time, to not be considered "weird" in America?
Surprised the issuing bank was okay making that card considering it's a copyrighted image unless they had some promotion offer with Bannam.
Originally Posted by Senor Kami
How did he get that card? Every custom card thing I've tried rejects literally everything that isn't like a generic pic of nothing.
Yep. It's the same sort of thing as that World of Warcraft card posted in the thread earlier.Originally Posted by OceanBlue
It's an official card according to the article.
http://www.smbc-card.com/nyukai/affiliate/idolmaster/
Hmm... Lots of different stuff here:Yep. It's the same sort of thing as that World of Warcraft card posted in the thread earlier.
http://www.smbc-card.com/nyukai/affiliate/idolmaster/
http://www.smbc-card.com/nyukai/card/index_04.jsp
Everything from Evangelion to Phantasy Star Online 2.
It probably won't. Swipe cards can be cloned very easily to any blank magnetic card. You can then just swipe them at payment and fake sign it. This is probably what employees thought happened, a payment card fraudulently cloned on a toy card. I mean it was already a problem 20 years ago when chip and pin started.Originally Posted by ndawgdrake
I really wanna say this seems to be an isolated incident. Either way, I also suspect the man wasn't able to properly explain himself to the Disneyland employees and attendants at the moment.
Still doesn't make any sense. It clearly has all the official Visa logos and security markings.It probably won't. Swipe cards can be cloned very easily to any blank magnetic card. You can then just swipe them at payment and fake sign it. This is probably what employees thought happened, a payment card fraudulently cloned on a toy card. I mean it was already a problem 20 years ago when chip and pin started.
What's more likely, that a toy company is allowed to use Visa trademarks or that a bank is allowed to use some cartoon license? And if it was a fake, or fraudulent somehow, wouldn't he be more likely to use a less conspicuous card?
Stupid for thinking something happened to duckrolls alt
If someone were to make a fake credit/debit card, why would you go for a design that's flashy & sticks out than, ya know, an actual design that's used by default?
Hell, we've had Street Fighter Visa cards for almost 5 years now. This isn't a new thing.
What, you still swipe in the US?
I presumed everywhere used chip and pin now. Bizarre.America don't use chips?
Will they ever come out of the dark ages?
No doubt it was but to fucking sue? Jesus have a bit of fucking balls and admit there was a mistake and move on. You don't have to sue for every fucking mistake someone makes. He'll have been embarrassed no doubt but to take legal action is laughable over this.He was arrested for having anime girls on his card. I ain't gonna walk away from that without doing something. Imagine the embarrassment and inconvenience that is. Fuck them.
I presumed everywhere used chip and pin now. Bizarre.
No doubt it was but to fucking sue? Jesus have a bit of fucking balls and admit there was a mistake and move on. You don't have to sue for every fucking mistake someone makes. He'll have been embarrassed no doubt but to take legal action is laughable over this.
You're forgetting this is America, the legal system (atleast looking from the outside) seems to promote people sueing anyone and anything as long as it isn't some big business who can always get away with it.
loli
fixed.
I presumed everywhere used chip and pin now. Bizarre.
America don't use chips?
Will they ever come out of the dark ages?
ha, typical ignorant foreigners
not everywhere is like where you live
feels so good to be on the other side of the fence
That's the impression I've got time and time again that the US is just a total compensation culture, and I thought here in the UK we were bad at times.You're forgetting this is America, the legal system (atleast looking from the outside) seems to promote people sueing anyone and anything as long as it isn't some big business who can always get away with it.
You have to type in the card number manually and then make an old fashioned imprint, except you cant make an imprint of most new cards because the info isn't raised. So that leaves us with a card number thats easily recopied.
they're in cards that are a step up from the standard entry-level cards.
Visa runs ads for that on TV here in Norway, which is funny because retailers don't accept tap-to-use yet.there are plenty of tap-to-use cards in the u.s.. I got a couple of little keychain cards with my mastercard two years ago (along with a chip in the card) and I've been offered them for my visa card.
This...actually sounds fun for some reason.Idolmaster is a popular simulation game with countless spinoffs, where the player assumes the role of a producer for pop idols.
huh.
I wonder if you can become a megalomaniacal producer with a complete monopoly over the industry.
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