ANZ - Design your own credit card....
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ANZ - Design your own credit card...
Thought I had seen just about every gimmick when it comes to credit cards (eg the mini cards, the magnifying card, the "photo and signature" card, the smart card etc etc), however ANZ has decided to go one better.
With selected credit cards (ANZ First) and some Access accounts, you can choose what image you want on the front of the card - even a photo that you've taken etc.
Although, here is a list of what you are *not* allowed to use:
trademarks, logos, slogans, company names, get up, copyrighted material or brands of any third party
advertising or promotional material, or branded products
celebrities, actors, musicians, sportspeople, cartoons or public figures
works of art
phone numbers, addresses, URL addresses, account or PIN numbers
provocative or sexual material
violent or other offensive, obscene or indecent material
nudity or semi-nudity
bigotry, racism, hatred, profanity or obscenities
alcohol, tobacco, gambling, firearms or pharmaceutical products
images that show illegal or anti-social behaviour
culturally or socially insensitive images
images that display the opinions or beliefs of political groups, religious groups or socially unacceptable groups (e.g. political images, neo-Nazi images, gangs)
libellous or defamatory content, or content which is otherwise in violation of any rules, regulations or laws to which the images are subject
content not acceptable for persons under 18 years old.
(a couple of issues I have with the banned list:
"celebrities, actors, musicians, sportspeople, cartoons or public figures"
What happens if I'm a celeb and I want a photo of myself on the card?
"works of art"
Then how was that sample card with grafitti allowed?
The sample cards that are of Uluru and the Sydney Harbour Bridge would be a hit over in the United States. Would definately be an interesting conversation point with some people.
Last edited by Mal; 11th October 2006 at 09:18 AM.
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Although, here is a list of what you are *not* allowed to use:
trademarks, logos, slogans, company names, get up, copyrighted material or brands of any third party
advertising or promotional material, or branded products
celebrities, actors, musicians, sportspeople, cartoons or public figures
works of art
phone numbers, addresses, URL addresses, account or PIN numbers
provocative or sexual material
violent or other offensive, obscene or indecent material
nudity or semi-nudity
bigotry, racism, hatred, profanity or obscenities
alcohol, tobacco, gambling, firearms or pharmaceutical products
images that show illegal or anti-social behaviour
culturally or socially insensitive images
images that display the opinions or beliefs of political groups, religious groups or socially unacceptable groups (e.g. political images, neo-Nazi images, gangs)
libellous or defamatory content, or content which is otherwise in violation of any rules, regulations or laws to which the images are subject
content not acceptable for persons under 18 years old.
(a couple of issues I have with the banned list:
"celebrities, actors, musicians, sportspeople, cartoons or public figures"
What happens if I'm a celeb and I want a photo of myself on the card?
"works of art"
Then how was that sample card with grafitti allowed?
Maybe they will need to define "Works of art". I wonder who is going to get the job on making a call on the edge cases, when a client argues that it is fine.
Maybe they will need to define "Works of art". I wonder who is going to get the job on making a call on the edge cases, when a client argues that it is fine.
Yes. I'd like them to define the difference between a photo and a work of art. Many people would say they are the same thing.
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