HSBC Visa Debit Card

PROLIANT

I think the cards starting with 4659 are the 2 in 1 cards, no cheque ok function.

TheEffect

Just phoned HSBC to order a new Visa Debit card to replace my HSBC Plus Maestro card. I was told that they have to send a new PIN out as well, as it's a totally different system and my current PIN will not be valid with the new card. She also sent me out a statement early, as one of the businesses that pay money into my account have asked for a copy of my statement, and as I only opened the account 2 weeks ago, I haven't got a statement yet.

Got to love HSBC Plus - Hello Mr X, how can I help you tonight.

ShelfStacker_3

PROLIANT wrote: »

I think the cards starting with 4659 are the 2 in 1 cards, no cheque ok function.

From other threads on the subject, 4659 = All Authorised, i.e. like Electron.

Lokolo

Whats the MyAccount thing??

MrTomato

Lokolo wrote: »

Whats the MyAccount thing??

For all the cool under 18s

sutton111

What if the number begins 4658?
What does My Account mean?

Lokolo

MrTomato wrote: »

For all the cool under 18s

Lame! I wonder if I get a different one for being a student! :T

[Deleted User]

ShelfStacker wrote: »

From other threads on the subject, 4659 = All Authorised, i.e. like Electron.

Does that mean my new First Direct visa debit card will have to authorise every transaction because it begins 4659?

brookerbabyisababy

Anyone got any pictures of the HSBC Plus Visa Card?

Extant

ShelfStacker wrote: »

From other threads on the subject, 4659 = All Authorised, i.e. like Electron.

Crappy iPhone picture disagrees!




According to Wikipedia, 4659 10 range belongs to Lloyds TSB, 4659 22 range to Barclays - so what does HSBC have?