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I'm curious, does anyone know how a lender came up with the name to advertise on their cards? What i mean is:
Chase: D. Barrett
Amex: C F Frost
Cap1: Lee M Cardholder
Anyone know why those names? And not just John Smith for every lender.
The only one I know about for sure is C.F. Frost... he was actually a real person.
Here's a link:
https://community.americanexpress.com/thread/6377
Edited to add: I don't know about D. Barrett, but I'm fairly certain 'Lee M. Cardholder' is fictitious... although perhaps 'Lee' is significant.
Virgin Atlantic uses Richard Branson
@B335is wrote:Virgin Atlantic uses Richard Branson
Yes they do... A bit of his Ego lol? .. Got my card last week and still can't believe how small of font they use for the card # along with expiration and my name.. Kinda hard to read!
Barclays - Mr. M Stephens
Barclaycards first customer.
@Anonymous wrote:
^ cool insight if that's true
yep it's true and a pretty cool thing for them to do.