I kind of agree, especially if they keep pushing off the delivery dates. Although I've been using Key Ring (Android) for store loyalty cards for years. The problem with this is that not all bar code readers are capable of reading screens. I'm guessing it's a glare/reflection problem. Anyhow, my problem with Plastc is bigger than their delivery dates. It costs so much more than Swyp, Swyp appears to hold a few more cards (although I fail to grasp these silly arbitrary limits), and has an annual subscription fee, which Swyp does not. Also shorter battery life than Swyp. They seem to be on the fence about the subscription model, but so far, the only benefit of Plastc over Swyp seems to be the larger display. You seem to be interested for the barcode aspect, that's less of a concern to me since I use Key Ring, but Plastc does seem better suited to that -- although if they intend to push that feature, they better increase the card memory. I have more loyalty cards than I do credit cards. Oh, and Swyp is expected to delivery its next batch early summer this year.
@Anonymous wrote:
Plastc will be obsolete when it arrives. I just looked into Samsung Pay and Android Pay. I want these durn store loyalty cards off of my keychain. I'm trying note to buy a new Samsung phone just for this. Then I came across a free app named Cardstar. Take a picture of or manually type in all of your store loyalty cards and the barcodes come up on your touchscreen free of charge.
http://www.cardstar.com/
