Who else around here has an Elan card that isn't branded with anything? My card (which is on the AMEX network) was previously through a local bank, but that bank was bought out and the buyer didn't keep them as an issuer. So now my card just has "Elan" on it and is kind of just sitting there in my drawer. On that note, has anybody product changed Elan cards? The entire (probably) portfolio can be viewed online and I see there are other cards that are on AMEX that are more appealing than the dinky 3% gas/2% grocery benefit that I have now. Just wanted to see if others have similar experiences.
Dinky 3%,2% is better than no rewards
@Obscure-Expert
I am aware that US Bank owns Elan (even had to go to a branch for fraud once!), and I get what you're saying. I mean though, I am wondering about product changing one Elan product to another, see example chart here: https://www.elanfinancialservices.com/credit-card/card-member-benefit.html
As well as product types here: https://card.myaccountaccess.com/credit/benefits.do
@AverageJoesCredit
You're definitely not wrong, I came off a little too snooty there!
@BearsCubsOffers
Here's my card:
I do have all of my cards in my signature, Elan is in the text line below the images because I couldn't quickly find a suitable plain pic on Google. Although I could technically add this one if I wanted to now 
My Florida Community Bank/Elan card started out as a simple platinum card and I PC'd it to the 1.5% card and upgraded it to Signature no problem. I've gotten 2 auto SP CLI's ($2500 each) in the 3 years I've had the card.
Nothing special, but for the little bit I've used this card it's been solid.
My DH has two unbranded Elan cards, with ridiculously high limits in terms of his income.
Are they still owned by US Bank?
They seem to be frequent issuer of credit/debit cards branded by regional/local banks.
My Elan card is actually branded with my current primary bank. That bank purchased a smaller bank network (that I was a member of) that also used Elan as the issuer.
