They mail you a physical card. A bit overpackaged but thats Apple sometimes.Curious.
They mail you a physical card. A bit overpackaged but thats Apple sometimes.
If you get approved, you will receive a physical card in the mail.
I don't have the card. I would imagine USPS.So Postal mail ? USPS ?
No, you don't automatically get the card. You have to request it in the wallet app once you've been approved. It's free to have it shipped to you though.
I have swiped my card like a total of 2 times after having it for 9+ months. So yeah, you probably don't need it. But it's so cooooooool hahaHmm interesting.
Do you need to request the card or is it possible to use easily without having the physical card ?
I got mine very early on, so it might have changed since, but my card came via UPS. I don’t know of Apple shipping any product via the USPS.I don't have the card. I would imagine USPS.
Curious.
By the way, there are plenty of other physical credit cards you can get that offer more than 1% cash back when using the physical card.Mine came through UPS. I’ve used the card just as much as with Apple Pay. The grocery stores near me don’t take Apple Pay or even contactless at all unless you use their store app.
Some stores and restaurants do and some don’t. What’s interesting is the stand alone drive up to hut where you can buy 20 pound bags of ice now takes Apple Pay. Everywhere else in town it’s 50/50 so it’s good to have the card.
I don’t mind it. I have one other but it’s only 1.5% cash back. I don’t care about travel miles. I prefer to drive. Especially since over the last 20 years flying has really lost its charm. Between security and the ever shrinking leg room the addition of bag fees and now having to wear masks. Thanks but no thanks.By the way, there are plenty of other physical credit cards you can get that offer more than 1% cash back when using the physical card.
My physical Apple Card stays at home, because if I'm buying somewhere that doesn't accept Apple Pay I want to get more than 1%. (1.5-2% in my case depending on the vendor.)