topic Re: Is FNBO cobranded card manageable through their own website/app? in Credit Cards

Is FNBO cobranded card manageable through their own website/app?

Anonymous — Mon, 19 Jan 2015 23:44:38 GMT

I'm thinking about getting the Jeep card from FNBO, but on the intro page it doesn't mention anything about the use of mobile apps. I noticed that FNBO seems to develop multiple mobile apps/websites for its cobranded cards, but there isn't one for the Jeep card.

So I just wonder, would the Jeep card (or any other FNBO cobranded card, e.g. Overstock) be manageable through their own website/app?

Thanks.

Re: Is FNBO cobranded card manageable through their own website/app?

Anonymous — Tue, 20 Jan 2015 08:33:28 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
I'm thinking about getting the Jeep card from FNBO, but on the intro page it doesn't mention anything about the use of mobile apps. I noticed that FNBO seems to develop multiple mobile apps/websites for its cobranded cards, but there isn't one for the Jeep card.

So I just wonder, would the Jeep card (or any other FNBO cobranded card, e.g. Overstock) be manageable through their own website/app?

Thanks.

What do you mean by FNBO developing multiple websites for its co-branded cards?

Jeep has a FNBO log-in page here: https://www.firstbankcard.com/jeep/site/personal/personal.fhtml

If you click on services, it mentions that there is Mobile Banking but it's not specific to the Jeep card.

The Rakuten Rewards Mastercard, issued by FNBO, has its more dedicated mobile app: https://www.firstbankcard.com/rakuten/site/personal/personal.fhtml

Re: Is FNBO cobranded card manageable through their own website/app?

takeshi74 — Tue, 20 Jan 2015 14:55:28 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
What do you mean by FNBO developing multiple websites for its co-branded cards?

Your own reply is an example. Note how the cards have their own URL's?