Ulster Rugby Card and Ulster Bank

SO171NOT

Are they the same?

erky23

Hello, my first post and I can help somebody!!

No, they aren't the same.

The Ulster Rugby credit card is offered through the Bank of Ireland.

sicker

Ulster Rugby AFF STND Mastercard is issued by Bank of iReland.

John


ps. I've just signed and returned my application.

stphnstevey

I went on their websites and asked them both for an application form about 3 wks ago and haven't heard anything? Where did you get your application form?

sicker

stphnstevey, phone them on 0800 8500 444 and ask them to take the application for Ulster Rugby AFF Stnd Mastercard. Hopefully the person you speak to will comply with your request.

Good luck

John

greyster

sicker wrote: »

stphnstevey, phone them on 0800 8500 444 and ask them to take the application for Ulster Rugby AFF Stnd Mastercard. Hopefully the person you speak to will comply with your request.

Good luck

John

Apparently there is a 4 week back log - they won't do a BT within 4 weeks.

mary

sicker wrote: »

Ulster Rugby AFF STND Mastercard is issued by Bank of iReland.

John


ps. I've just signed and returned my application.

Interesting experience at the weekend. My husband had some correspondence from this Bank of Ireland. The covering letter was addressed to him, telling him what to do with all the documents enclosed. My husband is African, with an extremely unusual surname and therefore could not be close to anything in English. He has never applied for this card, since I do all the banking in his name anyway. But more to the point, the enclosed documents were for a man in N. Ireland, giving us his full name (obviously totally different from ours), address, phone number, income, how many years left on his mortgage etc. So I rang this guy, who was absolutely amazed this could happen, he took it all in good faith, I've since posted allthe documents to him at my expense! and he in turn will give the Bank of Ireland a roasting about leaking personal documents to the wrong people. Of course, usually it's the good old Post Office who probably take the flack for these blunders, as I suspect a lot of people would simply chuck it away.