If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
That's a simple thing to get around. Just call to ask for a replacement without de-activating the old one. Tell the bank that you damaged it, and just need a new copy, and they'll send one.
When my old card started getting twitchy, I ordered a new card to replace it so I'd have it on hand when the old one finally stopped working completely. In the meantime, I had two cards available for use.
^-.-^
I had no idea the old cards weren't deactivated when you activated the new cards. Good thing I was taught to cut up my old card, or I might have thrown away a usable card when I got my last one replaced!
It's little things that make the difference between 'enjoyable', 'tolerable', and 'gimme a spoon, I'm digging an escape tunnel'.
That's a simple thing to get around. Just call to ask for a replacement without de-activating the old one. Tell the bank that you damaged it, and just need a new copy, and they'll send one.
And then as a matter of protocol, they deactivate the old one.
Comment