Recap: iPrefer Relaunch, Choice Privileges Devaluation & Breaking Up With A Bank

 

  • Breaking up is tough. by Miles 4 More. Interesting theory re: payment methods causing the shut down, I can definitely see the bank viewing this as a risk they don’t want to take. It’s probably a combination of factors that lead to these shut downs and unless somebody from Citi tells us exactly what cause these shut downs, I guess we’ll never know.
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Dave
Dave (@guest_226049)
February 15, 2016 23:46

If it is payment that causes shutdowns, then I’m left with very few options. I used to use Serve to pay all credit cards including Citi, AMEX, Chase… but now I want to avoid paying AMEX cards with Serve (“closing the loop”), so I’m left with Citi and Chase. I don’t use my Chase much anymore, so most of my big charges are on Citi cards. If I can’t pay Citi with Serve, then what’s left? Transferring to my bank account? I’m not sure I want to do that, either.