Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by ipsento606 on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @10:37AM
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If I left a card at a restaurant, I would block that card and have the issuer send a new one to my home address. It would really not be a chore at all
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Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by Gud on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @11:33AM
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Ok, repeat that but in a foreign country.
Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by ipsento606 on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @11:57AM
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I would have to use a credit card that earns slightly worse points for the rest of the trip?
Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by 1659447091 on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @08:17PM
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I've had my bank overnight a credit card to my hotel overseas before. Not an issue at all, simple to cancel with a toggle in the app or website. Also had them send a new debit card once because I grabbed an expired card without paying attention and couldn't get cash from an ATM once I got to the overseas location. I get foreign cash from my bank before leaving now. For countries that allow it.
Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by jncfhnb on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @12:23PM
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You’re welcome to think otherwise but I think that’s pretty annoying
Re:In restaurants, We need a new way to signal that we're re...
by ipsento606 on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @01:47PM
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It happens to me maybe once every 5-10 years, whereas I open and close various credit card accounts several times a year. So for me it would be far more irritating to have to add and remove cards from my phone's virtual wallet several times a year than to potentially have to order a replacement card once every few years. Most phone wallets also don't give an option to provide a nickname for cards, which is extremely irritating if you have multiple cards from the same issuers, whereas with physical cards it takes a couple of seconds to add/remove cards from my wallet, or to make a note on a card with a sharpie.