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Closing Tesco bank account, what happens to my Clubcard?

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I am thinking of closing my Tesco bank account so that I can switch it to get the £100 incentive from Lloyds.
At the moment my Tesco debit card also acts as my Clubcard, when I (very occasionally) shop in Tesco.
Once my Tesco bank account is closed, does anyone know if I will still be able to use my cancelled debit card still as my Clubcard, or do I need to apply for a new Clubcard?

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  • mab3000
    mab3000 Posts: 532 Forumite
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    Best thing is to call Clubcard and explain what you are doing. You will probably have another standard clubcard number associated with your Clubcard account, and they will be able to send you out a card with that number on it so you can carry on earning points on the same account. 
  • molerat
    molerat Posts: 34,579 Forumite
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    edited 13 September 2020 at 3:14PM
    What does your on line clubcard account show for cards linked to the account ?  You can order a new card, which will be linked to the account, from the page.
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