AUTO CARD MANAGER AVOIDS CHECKOUT CONUNDRUMS AND MAKES FUMBLING FOR BANK CARDS A THING OF THE PAST

June 21, 2004 - Press Dispensary - Fed up with fumbling to find the correct card in your wallet, and then discovering the magnetic strip’s been damaged in the struggle? ACMUK.NET is launching a slim-line wallet that makes card selection straightforward, and prevents damage and demagnetisation by keeping cards separate and snug.

The ACM Wallet has a patented design that’s both stylish and practical, providing a hard wearing alternative to traditional wallets. Users can neatly organise credit, debit, and store cards; select the desired card at the push of a button; store notes and receipts using a money clip on the reverse side; and safeguard their new ‘chip’ and ‘pin’ cards. With 18 interchangeable buttons provided with the wallet, users can assign the right button to the right card.

The ACM is designed to protect all bank cards from demagnetisation. With the introduction of new chip and pin cards throughout 2004, users can rest assured that their vital information will be retained and their cards will remain readable at all times, avoiding situations where they can’t make a payment.

Eugene Dunkley, managing director of ACM UK, comments: “We’ve all had an embarrassing moment when we go to pay at a checkout, only to be told the machine won’t recognise our card. Demagnetisation is a major problem, especially when people store multiple cards in an unsuitable wallet and they all rub together. With the ACM Wallet, your cards will be protected and you’ll never be caught short by a cashier again!”

The ACM retails at £24.99 and comes with a lifetime warranty. The product is available from www.acmuk.net, and will soon be sold in stores nationwide. The wallet comes in a choice of eight colours and can be engraved for that personal touch, making it an ideal gift for both men and women. A version with Braille buttons will shortly be available.

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Text Communications Ltd, a Hertfordshire based company, launched in 2003. It was founded by entrepreneur Eugene Dunkley, in conjunction with IT specialist, J Grieves.

For further information please contact:
Eugene Dunkley, Text Communications Ltd
Tel: 01462 429724 / 07765 4143
Email:
Site: www.txtcom.biz