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I ordered 6 stainless cards and received no confirmation email from them. I wrote them twice and no response.
About 2 weeks later I did receive the cards and they are very nice. Changing my review from a 1 star to a 5 star.
Scam, scam scam
Never got my card, crickets from the company
Do not buy here
Got black wood NFC business cards for my team engraved with our logo. It looks very elegant and the NFC app is so easy to use.
Love my black wooden NFC business card and love the fact that I only need one NFC card now for sharing my info, so I can stop wasting endless paper business cards and contribute to saving the planet in a small way.
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