Inside the store, a customer inserts the card into a computer called the Selector, enters a personal identification number and chooses a movie.
The customer inserts their card and pulls it out to swipe, and the jar will automatically deduct a pre-configured amount (as determined by the business).
CableLabs developed the CableCard, a credit card-sized device containing security data that customers insert into cable boxes.
To accomodate the chip-based cards used in Europe, as well as the requirements of companies like Visa in Europe, PayPal will be producing a separate chip-and-pin device that will let customers insert a card and enter a PIN number to verify their identity.
You can even let your customers insert themselves into your ads.
He treated readers as customers, inserting business reply cards in his books and asking for what would now be called feedback.
In most other countries, pay-phone calls are paid for not with coins but with pre-paid cards that the customer can insert into the phone.
Leave the check and retreat to a short distance to wait for your customer to insert payment.
There was, Eagan wrote, a way for a phone company (but not its customers) to insert itself into the process, but she said that none ever had.
Amobee, a start-up, allows customers to insert adverts not just into text messages and mobile-internet sites, but also into games and other programs that run on handsets.Another promising approach is to trade services for attention.
And here's one of Strietzel's favorites: Allowing customers to insert themselves into famous movie scenes could give studios a new way of generating fresh revenues from existing film assets.
