Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How many cards can it hold? Can I put a credit card, ID and three annual passes (cards) together?  How about car key with remote?
Document: Not big enough. Two dollars and a credit card and this thing is full. Definitely cannot hold remote car key.
I've seen these in the store before. It's a little smaller than expected. I thought I would be able to put chapstick in it, but it is too narrow. The measurements provided are of the outside of the case, and I was reading and thinking about the inside of the case. My confusion! This will nicely hold some IDs, a credit card and some cash. Took this snorkeling for three days and it stayed waterproof.
I picked one of these up recently when I was in Aruba. Worked great for me and being able to carry some cash and credit cards while at the beach and even swimming was convenient. I saw this clear version and decided to get another. I've seen many of them sold under different brands. They all probably come from the same factory so I would pick up whichever has the lowest price.I put a paper towel inside this case and then held it underwater to test it. It is indeed waterproof.
Alright, maybe I assumed this was something it is not. My son had a similar waterproof case and I assumed it was the same size, it is not. When it says &#34;ID&#34; Holder, that's about it will hold. A credit card or 2 and your driver's license. But those items are already waterproof (plastic) so this item makes no sense. (Won't even hold an ID badge if it has a ring or other clip).
Use this as my wallet and it works out great. I commute most of the time to work and I don't have to worry about rain or sweat. Large enough to hold a couple of credit/debit cards, my insurance cards, work badge (got the clear so I can put the work badge in front so it's like a regular badge holder), and a couple of dollars folded up. Don't expect to get any more than that in.
This is a great traveling companion, better than a money belt. Able to keep credit cards, ID and cash on you without anyone knowing. Also good if your a runner since its moisture resistant - throw a key and some $$ in there and your all set.
Good design, I can put about 10 credit card size items inside, or a PC card and about 4 credit cards. Two PC cards is a little snug, but they'll fit. Great idea, but as another reviewer noted, the latch is a little weak, and will develop a crack, eventually failing. I've had them last well over a year before cracking, but usually right about a year is how long they last for me, using them every day.
As a contractor on military bases I find that every one I come in contact with uses these things. Especially if you visit many different commands and facilities each day since many require their own specialty ID cards which means most contractors have 5, 6, or more at any given time. This thing can hold several cards and business cards. For my job it is better than the simple vinyl pouch type sleeve because the guards are often required to physically handle your ID cards to inspect them for legitimacy.
Small Waterproof ID/Card holder with lanyard arrived in perfect condition after I advised the Seller of a problem with the first order. They corrected the problem immediately. Excellent Seller, very responsive to the Buyer's needs. The product is perfect for protecting and displaying ID cards and can hold quite a bit without excessive bulk. The lanyard is durable and latch and enclosure are good and weather-tight.
When you need cards and valuables handy, this this what you need. You will find it will hold essential items, like the id and some cash. OK credit card too. Cheap, yes, but if you need it, you need it.
Answer: yes