Multiple Discover Cards
Hello - I have multiple Discover Cards each with their own unique log-in and password and for years I've been able to log in to each separately. Now each log-in into one account and I can't seem to figure out why? Is this a function of Discover or my 1Password set up? Thanks to anyone who can shed some light.
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@Jeffery: I'm honestly not sure. I did have two previously, and I had to setup a new account on the website for the second. I don't know if they've changed that now and you can have a single login for multiple accounts, or if it's something else. Are you literally seeing the account details for both cards when logging with either username and password? It may be that they've consolidated these for you (though that would freak me out if I hadn't been told about it beforehand) like Citi and Chase tend to do. Can you provide some more details on what's happening?
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@Jeffery: I almost expected to login and see my closed account there with the current one now, but no dice. :lol:
Honestly, I'd get in touch with Discover and ask. I've always had great experiences with their phone service, but given this is on the technological side email might be better.
It sounds to me like where you used to have to login using different credentials to access these, they're both available when logging in with a single username/password now. If that's the case, it's not related to 1Password, but definitely confusing. Something similar happened to me with my Citi accounts, and while it baffled me at first...of course they have my social security number on each account it's easy for them to do this if they want to.
However, I'd double check when you login if it gives you any indication of which username you're logged in as. Maybe it's a weird combination issue where you're trying to login with one username using 1Password, but the URL/cookies/something is making you end up with the other instead. Let me know what you find!
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Perfect. I will do that follow-up. Thank you. I appreciate the consistent, high-quality support I've received from Agilebits over the years.
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Likewise, thanks for your support! Happy to help in any way I can...and frankly as a Discover card holder myself I'm glad to know either way. :)
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