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Unexpected New Lloyds Debit Card
gizborne
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Lloyds have unnexpectedly sent me a new Debit card that will expire in Nov 2027. This replaces a perfect good card that expires later in Jan 2028. Why have they done this, and which one should I use? I could do without the faff!
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You obviously use the new one. There are a million and one reasons why they would have replaced it. Is the long number different ?
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gizborne said:Lloyds have unnexpectedly sent me a new Debit card that will expire in Nov 2027. This replaces a perfect good card that expires later in Jan 2028. Why have they done this, and which one should I use? I could do without the faff!
Try calling them & ask.
There are any number of reason.Life in the slow lane0 -
Have you upgraded the account from e.g., Classic to Club? IIRC you're sent a new card with 'Club' branding.gizborne said:Lloyds have unnexpectedly sent me a new Debit card that will expire in Nov 2027. This replaces a perfect good card that expires later in Jan 2028. Why have they done this, and which one should I use? I could do without the faff!0
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