December 16, 2008
DataSafe® Italian Leather Ostrich Embossed Zippered Wallet
The exclusive patent-pending DataSafe® Technology used in this stylish wallet is Government Certified to protect you against the rising threat of Identity-Theft and Tracking associated with the new wireless credit cards, passports, and the next generation drivers licenses.This elegant Italian leather Ostrich print wallet, in vibrant orange with gold accents, will make you smile and your friends envious! The gorgeous leather, combined with our exclusive DataSafeTM Technology that protects you from wireless identity-theft, gives you sophisticated security that cannot be found elsewhere!This patent-pending technology uses multiple layers of radio-frequency (RF) shielding material to protect your personal information and whereabouts. This stunning wallet features a gold-tone zipper and accordion-style design that allows easy access to the interior while still protecting and securing your cards, cash, receipts, etc.! The interior organization features slots for six credit card, two full-length pockets for cash and receipts, a zippered coin pocket, and two photo windows.Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Apparel: Vibrant Orange Ostrich Embossed Italian Leather!, Up to TWELVE (12) Layers of Radio Frequency (RFID) Shielding Material!, 6 Card Slots!, 2 Full-length Pockets for Cash or Receipts!, 1 Full-length Zippered Coin Pocket!
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