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@GalaxyStars wrote:
If you have BlisPay you are automatically sent a SMS code when logging in an additional method of security.
I have a Blispay card and log into it via my desktop (I don't keep financial info on my phone) at least once a day. Haven't received an SMS from them since I first applied.
But as to your question....
What do you gain by closing it? I'd simply pay it off, sock drawer it and let it continue to grow my AAoA. Check back every six months or so to see if they've fixed your problem yet.
yeah, their CS leave a lot to be desired but if i were you, i'll keep trying til i get a competent CSR. it took me 3 to 4 csr before they fixed my mailing address problem (po box). *btw i was finally able to change it on my own online last week. so i know, they are slowly but surely working out the kinks at their end.
I'm not big on Blispay CS either. It took me almost 2 months to get a replacement card with my name properly represented on it. First one had my name wrong, second one had my name wrong, third one was correct but that arrived about 2 months after I started making calls to them, writing a letter to prove how my name is represented, etc. At one point of 2-3 weeks of limbo I called CS and found that 2-3 weeks earlier they never clicked submit on the request so the process hadn't even gotten underway. If I hadn't followed up, I still wouldn't have a correct card today. I understand that they are still in their first year of business, but I certainly hope that Year 2 is much improved in terms of CS.