Phone number to close Lloyds Bank Credit Card

mark5
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Does anyone know a phone number to close lloyds bank credit cards please?

I have tried a few times using the app and after speaking to the robot the human doesn’t show up!

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  • Ayr_Rage
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    Most cards have a number to call printed on the back.

  • Brie
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    maybe this?

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  • You can do it on the app now, well there is a button for 'close credit card' if you tap the 3 dots in the top right corner when viewing the card anyway.
  • Nasqueron
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    I have closed M&S and Santander cards fine by app, there is no need to ring up lines and take up the call centre time for something you can do online - go to chat and type "close my credit card" and follow any instructions then let them deal with it. Complain if no response after 2 working days

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