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New TSB debit card design
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stclair said:ischris85 said:I currently opened up a TSB S&S account but didnt receive a card like this. I received an old sytle TSB card.Thanks for the headsup - It looks like it will be "early next year"
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I have noticed the cards have changed within the online banking.
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Alex9384 said:stclair said:I have noticed the cards have changed within the online banking.
You can have 2 current accounts now? I think earlier it was just one, the other one had to be joint.2 -
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Chazzagxo__ said:
Personally I think the RBS and Natwest cards look Naff, the new TSB ones look much better.
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dr_adidas01 said:Chazzagxo__ said:
Personally I think the RBS and Natwest cards look Naff, the new TSB ones look much better.
No start date like US cards, will be expecting 'Valid Thru' on the next update.
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I’m guessing the other banks will probably follow with these sort of portrait designs. In a way it makes more sense considering it’s the way you insert a card into a reader/machine aesthetically I suppose0
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adamp87 said:I’m guessing the other banks will probably follow with these sort of portrait designs. In a way it makes more sense considering it’s the way you insert a card into a reader/machine aesthetically I supposeMy guess is that in the 'olden' days the credit card was put in a slide machine which copied the embossed numbers onto paper, there's no real need for that now. Old technology.I feel my age!0
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