Linq Smart Business Card for Lead Capture - Share Contact Info with a Tap - Personal Networking NFC Card (Purple)

This is another great idea. I was able to set up my info page with a photo, and about me section, and so much more and all the customer has to do is Place their phone over the card and instantly they will have all of my contact info ported over to their phone with just the push of a button. So very simple and so very convenient. I would definitely buy again. Worth every penny

Amazing technology and the set up was easy, I ordered two of these on purpose to see who is on their game better right now. I ordered the Popl bracelet and the LINQ card. I found that POPL was more of a user friendly experience. They have support and I am sure LINQ has support also. I did not choose to pay monthly but I may do that soon once I find out what I am missing. The blue card is made of heavy duty material.

Es muy cómoda y profesional.

I actually leave it in my wallet. The touch and go still works. It’s sleek, clean and professional.

I was looking for an alternative to ordering a ton of business cards and this fit the bill. Not only can I quickly share my contact info, but I can also share all my social media outlets at the same time. It's free and easy. I got 2 cards for nearly the same price as 1 dot card. Now my wife can have my business info on the fly as well. I will wait to see how much it's used before I upgrade to the pro account but this is working great! I have already recommended it to two other business owners I know.

I did my research before deciding to buy Linq and I wish I had pulled the trigger sooner! great to have for anyone. Especially young people heading off to college or entering the workforce. I Love the blue but i wish it came without having blemishes and a couple scratches on the card. It wasn't a returned item they sent to me but a new one that was sealed. so i know it came from the factory. beyond that I'm happy!

I got this a gift for my friend. The color look great. I think it did have some problems trying to find where you actually tap it on someone’s phone. And now, since Apple has this built-in feature, this card is kind of useless.

The media could not be loaded. Eeee! I’m so excited that this works better than I was even expecting. It’s super easy to set up. YOU need to have an account, but whomever is scanning your QR code does not. In fact, once scanned it even asks for their permission to add the info to contacts. If they approve, it simply adds you to their phone contacts. I also took pix of the QR code, printed then, and then attached them to business giveaway items. The front of the card is blank, so I bought the cheapest color, printed out some pix from my business (eg. you could do your logo or typical business card look), glued the printout to the card and covered with clear shipping tape so it appears laminated. In the video I’ll include, there’s a tiny QR code on my fingernail- yes, it still scans even at that size. There is an option for a subscription service, but there’s so much available for free, I haven’t needed it. Without the subscription I have been able to add pix, social media links, and website links. It gives me activity reports. I don’t know WHO scanned the QR, but that it was scanned and added to someone’s contacts. This is helpful when I give out printed versions of the QR. I’ve gotta run now-too eager to buy a couple as gifts!