RBS Visa Debit

glider3560

I've seen the leaflet that a previous poster mentioned (I used to stuff envelopes for a contractor of RBS) and I'm not a great fan of the card. I don't like the logos effectively being swapped round - look weird. But I await seeing an actual card - I didn't like the HSBC Visa in the pictures but it looks great in the flesh.

JacksterD

Still no one received their card?

They're taking their time aren't they

Kavanne

I saw some pics at work today, I prefer my gold coloured card. Looks like the new ones are gonna be dark blue

savagej

Is that the same for the Natwest ones?

scotlad1980

JacksterD wrote: »

Still no one received their card?

They're taking their time aren't they

I received mine today, sorry not able to post a pic

brookerbabyisababy

it'll be interesting to see the new NatWest picture?

JacksterD

brookerbabyisababy wrote: »

it'll be interesting to see the new NatWest picture?

As far as I know they're not being issued til the middle of next month

spindo

Kavanne wrote: »

I saw some pics at work today, I prefer my gold coloured card. Looks like the new ones are gonna be dark blue

Well at least dark blue is better than the yukky yellow some were saying they were going to be - also the NatWest ones are supposed to be purple.

matrix999

No card yet..... hmmm

Twister84

As promised:

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/6326/leafletcover.png


Unfortunately, the printing of the PDF file from our intranet wasn't very good so I'm unable to scan the othe types. They do look very similar, with just the VISA logo being replaced by "Savings" for the current Cashline cards. It seems as though the savings ones are a lighter shade of blue (waits for someone to start singing) than the debit ones.

Here is some more info:

• The PAN number will begin with 4
• The Cashline cards will be upgrade to Point of Sale debit cards
• Until the end of 2010 customers may still have a Maestro/Solo card and they will continue to be accepted until replaced
• Maestro cards due to expire after December 2010 will be subject to accelerated re-issue - so customers may receive a new card well before the old one has expired.
• The product names Highline 100/250, Cashline Plus and Cashline will be removed as part of the migration - they will be known as debit cards with and without cheque guarantee
• The name Highline 100/250 will appear on the front of new Visa Debit cards until it's removal at the start of 2010

I couldn't find any mention of what will be happening to Revolve account cards, but that's one task for tomorrow