Debit cards - Lloyds TSB closing
#1
Debit cards - Lloyds TSB closing
Help required!
Lloyds TSB has sold out to HSBC here and I have no intention of my account being transferred to those muppets.
However, the Lloyds TSB debit card seemed to be unique when I opened the account a couple of years ago in that you could use it to check into hotels etc. For example the Standard Chartered debit card didn't/doesn't work for that and didn't have chip & pin either which made it pretty much useless as anything other than for taking cash out of ATMs
Anyone used Citibank here? Any good? Other recommendations?
Lloyds TSB has sold out to HSBC here and I have no intention of my account being transferred to those muppets.
However, the Lloyds TSB debit card seemed to be unique when I opened the account a couple of years ago in that you could use it to check into hotels etc. For example the Standard Chartered debit card didn't/doesn't work for that and didn't have chip & pin either which made it pretty much useless as anything other than for taking cash out of ATMs
Anyone used Citibank here? Any good? Other recommendations?
#2
Re: Debit cards - Lloyds TSB closing
Help required!
Lloyds TSB has sold out to HSBC here and I have no intention of my account being transferred to those muppets.
However, the Lloyds TSB debit card seemed to be unique when I opened the account a couple of years ago in that you could use it to check into hotels etc. For example the Standard Chartered debit card didn't/doesn't work for that and didn't have chip & pin either which made it pretty much useless as anything other than for taking cash out of ATMs
Anyone used Citibank here? Any good? Other recommendations?
Lloyds TSB has sold out to HSBC here and I have no intention of my account being transferred to those muppets.
However, the Lloyds TSB debit card seemed to be unique when I opened the account a couple of years ago in that you could use it to check into hotels etc. For example the Standard Chartered debit card didn't/doesn't work for that and didn't have chip & pin either which made it pretty much useless as anything other than for taking cash out of ATMs
Anyone used Citibank here? Any good? Other recommendations?
#4
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Joined: Jun 2010
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Re: Debit cards - Lloyds TSB closing
RAK has a good reputation. I don't bank with them myself, but I know they once stopped accepting applications from ITP staff because so many of them doing a runner back in the recession.
That sounds to me like they've at least got one brain there.
That sounds to me like they've at least got one brain there.