Lloyds New Style Debit Card 2023

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WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

WillPS

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

[Deleted User]

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

WillPS

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

It isn't actually. I dunno why @ForumUser7's was (perhaps because their account was changed from a youth one) but all my experience with LBG is that no new card is issued when account type changes.

But yeah, obviously I am not taking exception to instances where Lloyds decide themselves to issue a new one.

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WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

It isn't actually. I dunno why @ForumUser7's was (perhaps because their account was changed from a youth one) but all my experience with LBG is that no new card is issued when account type changes.

But yeah, obviously I am not taking exception to instances where Lloyds decide themselves to issue a new one.

The card was certainly replaced when I previous had an account with Lloyds in 2016 and upgraded to club Lloyds. On this occasion I have yet to receive a new card this time, so it is possible they have changed the policy. It is a new account I opened this year.

ForumUser7

WillPS said:

Deleted_User said:

WillPS said:

Deleted_User said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

It isn't actually. I dunno why @ForumUser7's was (perhaps because their account was changed from a youth one) but all my experience with LBG is that no new card is issued when account type changes.

But yeah, obviously I am not taking exception to instances where Lloyds decide themselves to issue a new one.

I wondered if it was something to do with online/offline cards maybe. This is just a wild shot in the dark though, I'm not really sure how to check what type of card is held apart from taking a flight or something and seeing if it works on the plane - but I'm not on a flight anytime soon, and my old card is cancelled now the new one arrived anyway.

I also upgraded my Halifax Expresscash to Halifax Rewards, and that sent out a new card automatically too.

I've checked the screenshots I took during the upgrade, once it was all finished the screen said they would be sending a new debit card. It said a new PIN is being sent too. @strictgold5208 - did you get this on your final screen too?

[Deleted User]

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

It isn't actually. I dunno why @ForumUser7's was (perhaps because their account was changed from a youth one) but all my experience with LBG is that no new card is issued when account type changes.

But yeah, obviously I am not taking exception to instances where Lloyds decide themselves to issue a new one.

I wondered if it was something to do with online/offline cards maybe. This is just a wild shot in the dark though, I'm not really sure how to check what type of card is held apart from taking a flight or something and seeing if it works on the plane - but I'm not on a flight anytime soon, and my old card is cancelled now the new one arrived anyway.

I also upgraded my Halifax Expresscash to Halifax Rewards, and that sent out a new card automatically too.

I've checked the screenshots I took during the upgrade, once it was all finished the screen said they would be sending a new debit card. It said a new PIN is being sent too. @strictgold5208 - did you get this on your final screen too?

I can't recall, I checked the replacement card screen and the card displays as Club Lloyds in the picture, but has the same number as my current card. So it would appear they do not send out new cards anymore.

PloughmansLunch

I still have my Lloyds Premier card from mid-2020 (downgraded not long after that), and was told unless lost it I can carry on using it, and will be replaced with whatever flavour club account I have when it expires in autumn this year. Apple Pay image hasn't changed either despite me down/down/up/downgrading the account type quite a few times.

ForumUser7

[Deleted User] said:

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Deleted_User said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

[Deleted User] said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

I think you have mistaken this for facebook, virtual signalling won't work here.

Let's apply the logic in your post for the sake of argument, you are telling customers not to request cards they are entitled to under the policy of the bank. ie if customer upgrades from a classic Lloyds account to a club Lloyds account, the bank sends them a new card. 

So I am afraid you need to direct your comment to Lloyds banking group and not roam the forums trying to get likes. One thing I like about MSE is that nobody hardly every talks politics or brings in stuff like this, I hope it stays that way.

Not to add to say ordering a plastic card is "disrespectful" to a banking group which funds god knows what i'd say is missing the big picture.

The bank provides the opportunity to request a new card in the event their current one in lost, stolen or defective. There is no option to request one because you fancy a new design (leave alone one which you don't even know exists). Edit - turns out you can just request one. Doesn't mean you should tho.

Similarly you can open a dozen accounts at once - again you shouldn't do this.

ForumUser7 said:

WillPS said:

Might just poke my nose in here to say that unneccessarily reordering cards (which are, appearance aside, identical in terms of functionality in all instances) is disrespectful both to the bank and the environment.

Just to add - I didn't order a new card, I upgraded my account to the new version and they automatically sent one out with a new card number. I am pretty sure I read in the upgrade process that I'd keep all the same things (card, sort code, account number etc.) so I was quite surprised.

I said @strictgold5208 may wish to contact Lloyds to check if they sent a new one out, as if they did, with a new card number, the existing card will likely expire before the original expiry date (in my experience with other banks one month after the new card was issued).

And that's why I replied to the thread and not your post .

Did you not read the post which states Lloyds bank themselves stated to report a card lost even if it wasn't?

Not really sure where you are trying to go with this. If I want to order a new card I will. You skipped over my points.

My point is there is a cost to both the bank and the environment. Everyone is free to do as they wish.

And my point is it is Lloyds bank policy that a new card is sent out when the account is updated, so telling people that they should not order a card is rather a fallacy. Not to mention, as I say missing the big picture. But great for looking good.

It isn't actually. I dunno why @ForumUser7's was (perhaps because their account was changed from a youth one) but all my experience with LBG is that no new card is issued when account type changes.

But yeah, obviously I am not taking exception to instances where Lloyds decide themselves to issue a new one.

I wondered if it was something to do with online/offline cards maybe. This is just a wild shot in the dark though, I'm not really sure how to check what type of card is held apart from taking a flight or something and seeing if it works on the plane - but I'm not on a flight anytime soon, and my old card is cancelled now the new one arrived anyway.

I also upgraded my Halifax Expresscash to Halifax Rewards, and that sent out a new card automatically too.

I've checked the screenshots I took during the upgrade, once it was all finished the screen said they would be sending a new debit card. It said a new PIN is being sent too. @strictgold5208 - did you get this on your final screen too?

I can't recall, I checked the replacement card screen and the card displays as Club Lloyds in the picture, but has the same number as my current card. So it would appear they do not send out new cards anymore.

Perhaps not - all banking groups are different, I manually upgraded my NatWest and RBS adapt and revolve to select, to set up DDs and then upgrade to rewards, but I haven't had a notification of new card for either, and my previous card is the one in the app. I think it is safe to say that one isn't auto replaced.

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Has anyone actually produced a themed card other than the standard current account card new design wise? So far it seems for the standard current account range there may only be one card design.

I have seen the credit card, spending account and private banking in this thread. But no themed cards for a standard account range.