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Last post Thu, Jul 14 2011, 5:41 PM by user141. 2 replies.
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  •  Thu, Jul 14 2011, 5:41 PM

    Re: Credit card format

    This link http://www.moneysupermarket.com/credit-cards/ did not have this list of credit cards. Instead it asked us to key in all our personal details like email address, home address etc, almost like those scamming websites. It has been corrected after my posting this thread.

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  •  Thu, Jul 14 2011, 12:58 PM

    Re: Credit card format

    What do you mean credit card format? They are still the same size as before, same info on them..

    Sounds like you mean a web page with lists of cards ie from a banks website or comparison website - that is likely to change if the web page administrator wants to. You stored an address in your browser, and the website owner changed what that address contains. The bank could have decided to ask you for information so they can contact you and sell you a card.. and thats the address your browser looks at

    If you saved a secure web address, ie a credit card statement, then you would get the message about logging in.

    Really sounds like the web page you saved has been updated by the website owner.

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  •  Thu, Jul 14 2011, 1:58 AM

    Credit card format

    I posted this by mistake on another board.

    Has the credit card format changed?

    I had a couple of links on my favourites, one for overseas cards, one for balance transfer and another for zero purchases. I now click on the link and led to a page which asks me to fill in all my details to just see all the cards??! I cannot see the list of all the cards anymore. It is not userfriendly anymore. Also why would you want my details to search what card I'd like to choose or just have a look at.

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