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@Aspireto850 wrote:
Why doesn't anyone mention Diners Club in this forum? What's the opinion out there?
That still a thing?
I think discover bought them out to expand their acceptance overseas.
@Dustink wrote:I think discover bought them out to expand their acceptance overseas.
Discover only bought its network so that it can expand Discover international acceptance. Discover does not have issuing rights of Diners Club.
@trumpet-205 wrote:
@Dustink wrote:I think discover bought them out to expand their acceptance overseas.
Discover only bought its network so that it can expand Discover international acceptance. Discover does not have issuing rights of Diners Club.
Exactly
Diners club has been on the downcline for many years here in the States. It is more widely accepted/used/promoted overseas and carried primarily by business persons.
@bettercreditguy1 wrote:Diners club has been on the downcline for many years here in the States. It is more widely accepted/used/promoted overseas and carried primarily by business persons.
+1
Diner's club is more for corporations than personal use these days.
@maiden_girl wrote:Diner's club is more for corporations than personal use these days.
However, that may be about to change. Judging by this article, they may have a rebranding in the works that would be accompanied by a push back into personal cards.
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/186100/if-you-play-your-cards-right.html
The last Diners Club card I saw was my bud's corporate issued one. It had a MasterCard logo and was issued by Citi.