Revolut card renewal email

[Dr Strangelove]

Please do not post links to scam sites.

It’s not clear it’s a scam site though!

Everything in the email content is consistent with a Revolut customer who’s forgotten they opened their account a few years ago.

 

[mathepac]

Can you just open the Revolut App

I don't have it installed

 

[Corola]

Everything in the email content is consistent with a Revolut customer who’s forgotten they opened their account a few years ago.

I agree Dr, account amnesia is the most likely diagnosis.

 

[Brendan Burgess]

It’s not clear it’s a scam site though!

It's simple enough. If it's not clear, don't post it.

 

[ClubMan]

Revolut

Why didn't you type in https://www.revolut.com/en-IE/ or use the app if you're a customer?

You still haven't clarified the following...

Can you just open the Revolut App, click on cards and check whether or not any of the listed cards end in 6983.

You still haven't said whether you have a Revolut account or not.

 

[mathepac]

You still haven't clarified the following...

Yes I have, I stated above that

I don't have it installed

 

[Corola]

1) Search your emails for "from: revolut" and look for a registration email. If a card is expiring you probably set it up 5 or so years ago.

2) Download the app and try to log in. If you don't know the password use the "Forgot password" link and you'll receive instructions to your email address.

If either of those work then you've found out whether you've simply forgotten about your account, or if someone else is using your details. If not then it's a scam email you can ignore.

 

[ClubMan]

Yes I have, I stated above that

You still haven't clarified if you're actually a customer of Revolut and, if you are, if there's a card listed on your account with the relevant final 4 digits mentioned in the email that you received.

 

[Dr Strangelove]

1) Search your emails for "from: revolut" and look for a registration email. If a card is expiring you probably set it up 5 or so years ago.

I’m a Revolut customer.

I get an email from them every two months or so about some change to the product or regulatory issue.

If the OP is a real customer I would be surprised if this was the first email they had received since onboarding.

 

[Corola]

With the evasive answers it's best to rule out the obvious first.

 

[Freelance]

You still haven't clarified if you're actually a customer of Revolut and, if you are, if there's a card listed on your account with the relevant final 4 digits mentioned in the email that you received.

I’m starting to think that this thread may be a scam…..