Actress Candis Cayne of ABC’s Dirty Sexy Money shows CreditCovers founder and CEO Anthony David Adams some love.

After being threatened with litigation by the major credit card companies, which have tried putting the squeeze on CreditCovers since our launch last January, we are pleased to see that they are biting our idea by now offering custom credit cards. Aristotle was right: Imitation is the best form of flattery.

To their credit, companies like Capital One have at last realized that consumers are tired of the same boring look that has characterized credit, debit and ATM cards. Design options have long been in high consumer demand, but the banking industry has been slow to respond. It would prefer to have cardholders remain proxy marketers for its institutions. Each time you whip out your plastic, you in essence become a publicist for your bank.

That is why CreditCovers has led the charge toward customization. We understand the importance of giving our customers options and a price they can afford. With 24 designs available and more to come, CreditCovers is the preeminent purveyor of credit card customization. Despite the majors latching on to the idea, CreditCovers.com remains the foremost destination for cardholders seeking to customize their plastic.

We’re the only company that gives you the tools to change how your cards look at your discretion. Where else will you find intelligent designs by leading artists like Matthew Langille, Todd Francis, Jessica Lansdown and Food One?

Creditcovers are a high-quality, carbon-neutral, perfectly-cut skin that thousands around the world have used to transform a wallet-sized bank billboard into an object of self-expression. They are guaranteed to not damage your cards and are easily removed. Not only do they make great gifts, but are excellent conversation pieces, as well. Nothing can top the expression of a store clerk who reads “Bloodsucking Financial Institution” on the credit card you hand them.