Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo Reviews
Newest Review: ... number of your own choice - but each card needs to be changed - changing the PIN for one card will not automatically change it for the other. Some of the rewards you could get include: * 750 airmiles for a return flight (including taxes) to Zone 1 including Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels * 300 airmiles for a photo makeover * 600 airmiles to go scuba diving You can also have an additional card holder on your account such as your spouse or one of your children (must be over 18). There is currently no annual fee for having the Airmiles Duo cards and you're automatically covered against fraud loss including internet fraud loss prevention. Y... more
Customer Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo Reviews (5)
by - written on 05/05/10 (Very useful, 592 readings)
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The Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo is the only credit card to offer Airmiles. After Lloyds TSB took over the running of the Airmiles Credit Card from NatWest a few years ago they launched this innovative card which is actually two cards - 1 AMEX and 1 Mastercard on the same account. Whilst you only have a single account the two cards are there as AMEX still isnt accepted in as many places. Rewards: There are many reward card on the market at the moment. I have this card as i collect Airmiles through various other brands including Tesco and The Times. With the AMEX card you earn 1 airmile for every £10 you spend. On the Mastercard you earn 1 airmile ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/04/10, updated on 05/04/10 (Very useful, 517 readings)
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CREDIT BY DEFAULT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Writing a review of my main credit card provider has never really been high on my list of priorities, but something positive happened recently that prompted me to have a little think about a service that I usually take completely for granted. In fact, now that I think about it, acquiring the Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo MasterCard and Amex ("the Duo") was something of a fait accompli. I had been collecting Airmiles for a number of years when I received an offer of an Airmiles MasterCard, which I believe was originally backed by the Royal Bank of Scotland. I used that card successfully ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/10 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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I have had the lloyds Airmiles Duo for a few months now so I thought it high time to start telling you guys what I think. I got the cards after looking for a credit card online which actually had some benefit, rather than just being a general card (my last one got me £20 quidco cashback but that was over a year ago). I allready bank with lloyds, so decided to go for this one, well this two. I applied online because apparantly this was the best was for getting more bonus airmiles and I am also most happy applying online so this was great for me. I actually have almost no credit history and very little income as I am a student so I was surprised when they gave ... Read the complete review
An odd couple. (1306 words)by - written on 12/01/10, updated on 12/01/10 (Very useful, 676 readings)
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I have been a customer of Lloyds TSB for many years and have been happy with the service I have received. In October last year I received a mailing telling me about the Lloyds TSB duo American express and MasterCard credit card. I was interested as this credit card offers airmiles as a reward incentive for using the card. I have been collecting and using airmiles for many years and was keen to see my balance grow more quickly. I am not going to tell you all about the airmiles scheme as you can go and take a look for yourself on their excellent site. Service it to say there are many rewards available with airmiles including free flights, hotels and days out. Not only ... Read the complete review
Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo: Is This Duo Double Trouble? (3072 words)by - written on 10/08/09, updated on 21/06/10 (Very useful, 1140 readings)
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I have banked with Lloyds TSB for over 20 years as my current account provider. As well as various savings accounts I have always had a credit card with them. In recent years I've had the Airmiles Duo credit card. This is rather a long review but I have detailed two particular issues I've had which are clearly marked with sub-headings if you wish to skip these to the end of the review. WHAT IS AIRMILES DUO? With Lloyds TSB's Airmiles Duo you receive 2 credit cards - a Mastercard and an American Express card. Although the cards have different numbers on them (i.e. your actual credit card number - 16 digits for Mastercard and 15 digits for ... Read the complete review
