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Except that names aren't required to match on credit cards. For instance, my wife is an authorized user on my card. Her signature is on the back, my name is o
by arbitrage 13y ago
Except that names aren't required to match on credit cards. For instance, my wife is an authorized user on my card. Her signature is on the back, my name is on the front. Similar situations abound for business use cards.
- aianus 13y agoThat's strange. My girlfriend is an authorized user on my card in Canada and it has her name on the front and she has her own PIN that I don't know.
- adambard 13y agoWe seem to have stronger laws about this sort of thing in place at the moment. In the US, it seems, just swiping the magnetic stripe is still the way it's done. How quaint!
- dublinben 13y agoIf you're an authorized user on a credit card, you're issued a card in your own name. I'm not sure what you're doing is compliant.
- PeterisP 13y agoThe company card I used had my name on it, as for all other cardholders; and cards with wrong gender are treated in shops as unacceptable if they notice, though in 90% cases they don't, unless if it's a large purchase and they want ID.