Personalised Credit Card

Innocent_Guy

PROLIANT wrote: »

Will I get my tenner back?

Lets hope so!

Kavanne

EDIT: found it

If we reject your design for your Personalised Card, then the reject email will contain a link that will allow you to submit an alternative design. If your second and third designs for your Personalised Card are also rejected then: i) you will not have another opportunity to submit a alternate design; ii) we may issue a Card to you with a design chosen by us; and iii) we will not charge you for the Personalisation Service.

PROLIANT

I can't be [EMAIL="a@rsed"]@rsed[/EMAIL] to read all of that tonight, could you read it for me?

PROLIANT

PROLIANT wrote: »

I can't be @rsed to read all of that tonight, could you read it for me?

Looks like you read my mind. ta

Hackneygirl

I work in Intellectual Property but I have never heard of any infringement of rights re images on a credit card
in fact it would be a good advertising tool

Kavanne

Hackneygirl wrote: »

I work in Intellectual Property but I have never heard of any infringement of rights re images on a credit card
in fact it would be a good advertising tool

but surely the card issuer would need to get permission for every logo used on a card? They can't assume the copyright owner would be happy.....

Hackneygirl

Kavanne wrote: »

but surely the card issuer would need to get permission for every logo used on a card? They can't assume the copyright owner would be happy.....

of course, what I am saying is why has it not been used as an advertising/promotion tool - perhaps that would be a way for credit card companies/banks to make some profits while helping small businesses such as software, clothing etc etc

just a thought

Richard019

Hackneygirl wrote: »

of course, what I am saying is why has it not been used as an advertising/promotion tool - perhaps that would be a way for credit card companies/banks to make some profits while helping small businesses such as software, clothing etc etc

just a thought

Not a bad thought in theory, more an idea for debit cards than credit I would expect. With credits there are a lot of exceptions you'd have to make

You'd need to exclude any child/young-mid-teen friendly brands. If Hooch can be all but (if not actually) destroyed because of their cartoony characters appealing to children earning them bad PR I don't think at the moment a credit card with branding appealing to kids would be the best idea for any bank.

You'd need to exclude any gambling as a field as well. As they count as cash transactions and not purchases. (They would have to be excluded from debit cards for U18s as well)

Financial institutions for obvious reasons.