Wells Fargo has aired a new Apple Pay ad entitled, 'Surprise Party'.
The ad features a man making quick purchases at several locations before returning home to interrupt the setup of his surprise birthday party.
"You were supposed to be out shopping!"
"It went super quick."
Take a look at the video ad below...
[via Anthony]
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Kenny reeves - December 3, 2014 at 7:05am
I've only used Apple pay twice now and both times didn't save me any time. I still had to enter PIN numbers and answer all the normal questions you would by using my card like do I want cash back and do I want to donate to this charity and is the amount correct. The only thing it saved me was needing to use my card and keeping that info secure. As far as now it's still flawed but getting there in my opinion.
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stevenlacross - December 2, 2014 at 9:28pm
I'm never going to use Apple pay, it's just making apple richer
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gamerscul9870 - December 2, 2014 at 11:54pm
Apple mentioned it never steals money. Take a hint. I use Apple pay and the only thing that comes out of my card is the register my phone reads even if it wasn't an Apple Store. In general, money goes to anywhere but Apple like using the actual card without the phone.
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sam g - December 3, 2014 at 2:40am
Right. You would much rather have your credit card number stolen at Home Depot or Target? Or you would much rather give credit card processing companies 2.7% of every charge you make with your unsecure credit card? This makes no sense.