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paid_influencer wrote:I think they worst to handle the transition is FCB. They mailing out your cyard and you have to call in to active it. But Real people getting ketch because they can't remember their CIF number and doh even know what a CIF number is.
wagonrunner wrote:paid_influencer wrote:I think they worst to handle the transition is FCB. They mailing out your cyard and you have to call in to active it. But Real people getting ketch because they can't remember their CIF number and doh even know what a CIF number is.
What is CIF? I don't know what it is and got my card activated a few weeks ago.
The asked name, DOB, Address, and credit card limit.
Step 3: Self activate your card using Telebanking via 62-FIRST or 223-4322:
Here’s what you need to do when your card has arrived:
1. With your new card in hand, call 62-First (623-4778) or 223-4FCB (4322)
2. Select Option 1 for the Self Service System – you will be prompted to enter your CIF number which is the same as your User ID for internet banking and your telebanking PIN. If you cannot remember your telebanking PIN, please follow the instructions to reset your telebanking PIN via online banking:
Click on the “My Home” Tab
Select the “Security Information” Tab
Authenticate by entering your existing password within the first field then scroll down to Telebanking PIN
Enter and Confirm your New 4-digit telebanking PIN in the relevant fields
Click submit and you are finished.
3. Using the Self Service System Option #1, Select Option #6 to activate your card
4. Enter your 16 digit card number, the last 4 digits of your account number and your date of birth in the format yyyy-mm-dd e.g. if you we born January 1 2000, enter your date of birth as 2000 01 01
5. Choose a four (4) digit PIN only know to you and that you will remember
6. Your card will now be activated and can be used immediately
VII wrote:My last name starts with E and they gave me mine 2 weeks ago at my branch..
DMan7 wrote:Republic Bank mailed the card to me and you just have to use the card in an ATM machine and put in a PIN number and that's it the card is activated and you can discard the old card, it doesn't work anymore.
bluefete wrote:VII wrote:My last name starts with E and they gave me mine 2 weeks ago at my branch..
You hadda be one ah dem high class customers to GT like that!!
Did they call you or did you go to do another transaction and they told you about it?
Anyways, if E is being given out, it moots the point of the notice from May 2021.
bluefete wrote:Those of you or those who have family members with RBC DEBIT Cards:
Be advised that RBC is switching over to new RBC chip Debit Cards.
If your name ends in A or B: You have until March 31st to pick up your new card.
After that date, RBC will deactivate your old card even if you did not pick up your new one.
Those of you whose last names end in C or D: You can start picking up your new cards from March 1st and you have until May 31, 2021
Those of you whose last names end in E, F or G: You can start picking up your cards from May 1st and you have until June 30, 2021.
If your last name ends in anything after, check this site for updates:
http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/caribbean/t ... hedule.pdf
Real people will end up with non-working old RBC debit cards and not know why because the bank assumes everyone buys a newspaper everyday or visits their website regularly.
Whatever happened to reaching out to your individual customers by e-mail / phone call etc. I forgot - Is RBC.
SMc wrote:bluefete wrote:Those of you or those who have family members with RBC DEBIT Cards:
Be advised that RBC is switching over to new RBC chip Debit Cards.
If your last name starts with A or B: You have until March 31st to pick up your new card.
After that date, RBC will deactivate your old card even if you did not pick up your new one.
Those of you whose last names start with C or D: You can start picking up your new cards from March 1st and you have until May 31, 2021
Those of you whose last names start with E, F or G: You can start picking up your cards from May 1st and you have until June 30, 2021.
If your last name starts with anything after, check this site for updates:
http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/caribbean/t ... hedule.pdf
Real people will end up with non-working old RBC debit cards and not know why because the bank assumes everyone buys a newspaper everyday or visits their website regularly.
Whatever happened to reaching out to your individual customers by e-mail / phone call etc. I forgot - Is RBC.
I had to read this a couple times and I still don't think I get it. If my last name ends with an 'A' I getting a new card now, sure you don't mean if your last name starts with an 'A' you will be first to replace- surley the latter system makes more sense
DMan7 wrote:Republic Bank mailed the card to me and you just have to use the card in an ATM machine and put in a PIN number and that's it the card is activated and you can discard the old card, it doesn't work anymore.
Les Bain wrote:steups.
Eff that card renewal. I wanted to terminate my account but they told me months ago that as my home branch no longer exists I hadda go to the Promenade branch.
bluefete wrote:Les Bain wrote:steups.
Eff that card renewal. I wanted to terminate my account but they told me months ago that as my home branch no longer exists I hadda go to the Promenade branch.
Great customer service for you. You could terminate your account at any RBC branch. Somebody was pulling your chain.
Les Bain wrote:bluefete wrote:Les Bain wrote:steups.
Eff that card renewal. I wanted to terminate my account but they told me months ago that as my home branch no longer exists I hadda go to the Promenade branch.
Great customer service for you. You could terminate your account at any RBC branch. Somebody was pulling your chain.
That is what they bamseehole CSR tell me over the phone. I ask them if that is how they rolling with a pandemic going on and they say yeah.
Thanks though. I will re-attempt.
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