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Overdue: Cardless Drops One Card Per Lifetime Rule

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Fintech firm Cardless issues several travel related credit cards in the United States, including for Avianca, LATAM, Qatar Airways, and more. Historically, the issuer has had one particularly frustrating policy when it comes to approving people, though that has now been dropped, as reported by Travel on Point(s).

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(@Eskimo)
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The once per life time isn't because it's a rule but a limitation. As a former customer, I believe the once per life time is because their system is poorly designed to handle only one card.


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Diamond
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I would believe that. I have the QR card and their customer support is very bare bones (which isn't necessarily a downside; it means it's easier to reach people who are empowered to help instead of wading through chatbots first)


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(@Redacted)
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Terrible company. The amount of back-and-forth it took for them to actually post my Aviana SUB was beyond frustrating.

Looking forward to closing my account once the annual fee posts. Would not recommend.


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 fab
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Has this been officially verified beyond "a customer rep said" ?


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(@Dipendra Nigam)
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I believe lifemiles+ lite does not include waived change and redeposit fees, you need at least lifetimes+ basic or higher for $30+ per month.


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(@hypertext)
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Did you misspell Avianca because Ben did or was your error independent?


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