Royal bank of Scotland disabled my Apple Pay
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MattMattMattUK said:gadget88 said:Stargunner said:gadget88 said:I notice some banks give cash to join but that means switching over. Do they still give that offer for a second account or am I better using Chase? And is chase any good?
I suggest that you try calling RBS again and this time be polite to them and you will probably find that you achieve a greater result.gadget88 said:
I’m not sure why switching phones would matter. I got a cheap spare until I get the new iPhone 16 in a few weeks.gadget88 said:
If I can say open a chase account and use Apple Pay. Whilst not ideal if it’s a solution? Perhaps I can try the card in 30 days again.
You seem to have a minor issue which will be resolved if you are polite to bank staff and let them complete the complaints procedure. Instead of that you seem to be hugely overreacting, being "difficult" with bank staff not giving them time to resolve the issue. If you want to open another current account then do so, but you also need to be pragmatic about things.0 -
gadget88 said:MattMattMattUK said:gadget88 said:Stargunner said:gadget88 said:I notice some banks give cash to join but that means switching over. Do they still give that offer for a second account or am I better using Chase? And is chase any good?
I suggest that you try calling RBS again and this time be polite to them and you will probably find that you achieve a greater result.gadget88 said:
I’m not sure why switching phones would matter. I got a cheap spare until I get the new iPhone 16 in a few weeks.gadget88 said:
If I can say open a chase account and use Apple Pay. Whilst not ideal if it’s a solution? Perhaps I can try the card in 30 days again.
You seem to have a minor issue which will be resolved if you are polite to bank staff and let them complete the complaints procedure. Instead of that you seem to be hugely overreacting, being "difficult" with bank staff not giving them time to resolve the issue. If you want to open another current account then do so, but you also need to be pragmatic about things.1 -
gadget88 said:wmb194 said:gadget88 said:Stargunner said:gadget88 said:I notice some banks give cash to join but that means switching over. Do they still give that offer for a second account or am I better using Chase? And is chase any good?
I suggest that you try calling RBS again and this time be polite to them and you will probably find that you achieve a greater result.0 -
I had my phone stolen in June in Belgium but I got the card added to my replacement phone. Got new card and changed my online banking details but maybe that's been the issue as it was recent
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friolento said:gadget88 said:I notice you can’t add a second card to Apple Pay so I would have to use Chase.I am not sure what you mean. I have 14 cards in my ApplePay, and am sure I could add more if I had any more cards.There is no 1 card limit in ApplePay.0
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gadget88 said:friolento said:gadget88 said:I notice you can’t add a second card to Apple Pay so I would have to use Chase.I am not sure what you mean. I have 14 cards in my ApplePay, and am sure I could add more if I had any more cards.There is no 1 card limit in ApplePay.0
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friolento said:gadget88 said:
I notice you can’t add a second card to Apple Pay so I would have to use Chase.
I am not sure what you mean. I have 14 cards in my ApplePay, and am sure I could add more if I had any more cards.
There is a limit to the number of payment (debit/credit) cards you can register with Apple Pay. I believe the maximum number is 8 cards for iPhone models 7 and below, and 16 cards for later models. Transit cards have a separate limit (which was 4 before iOS 16). Cards/passes that don't utilise the Secure Element (such as loyalty schemes) are not subject to either limit, though there could be a total upper limit of 64 cards.
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AmityNeon said:friolento said:gadget88 said:
I notice you can’t add a second card to Apple Pay so I would have to use Chase.
I am not sure what you mean. I have 14 cards in my ApplePay, and am sure I could add more if I had any more cards.
There is a limit to the number of payment (debit/credit) cards you can register with Apple Pay. I believe the maximum number is 8 cards for iPhone models 7 and below, and 16 cards for later models. Transit cards have a separate limit (which was 4 before iOS 16). Cards/passes that don't utilise the Secure Element (such as loyalty schemes) are not subject to either limit, though there could be a total upper limit of 64 cards.
You might be right that there is an upper limit - not that this would appear to be an issue for the OP who barely has 2 cards they want to add.
By the sounds of those Reddit posts, it's not even an issue if I really wanted to add loads more to my current 14 cards on my 15 Pro Max, and on my Apple Watch.
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