MBNA Quantum Card
Jan 17, 2008 | 8:37 am
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 99
MBNA Quantum Card
Not sure if it is too late to act on this one. I have had a quantum MBNA card for many years now. I know that about 2-3 years ago, my card was reisussed by Bank of America after the acquisition.
I tried contacting BoA to find out the status of my reward points. They informed me that "they didnt see any in the computer and there was nothing they could do about it."
Has anyone else had this problem / know what the resolution was in terms of reward points after the merger?
I tried contacting BoA to find out the status of my reward points. They informed me that "they didnt see any in the computer and there was nothing they could do about it."
Has anyone else had this problem / know what the resolution was in terms of reward points after the merger?
Jan 18, 2008 | 4:53 pm
#4
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 11,377
The website address was mbnaworldpoints.com.
Here is the direct link to the current login page:
https://wwwn.managerewardsonline.com...k?eid=84CB35B0
(Note to self: with all of the phishing attempts, why do banks/financial institutions use all sorts of top-level domain names rather than keeping everything a subdomain on, for example, bankofamerica.com?)
Here is the direct link to the current login page:
https://wwwn.managerewardsonline.com...k?eid=84CB35B0
(Note to self: with all of the phishing attempts, why do banks/financial institutions use all sorts of top-level domain names rather than keeping everything a subdomain on, for example, bankofamerica.com?)
Jan 19, 2008 | 9:52 am
#6
Join Date: Mar 2007
Programs: DL Plat, AA Plat, HH Diamond, Marriott Gold, SPG Gold, AMEX Plat, Merrill+, Citi AMEX Chairman
Posts: 463
The website address was mbnaworldpoints.com.
Here is the direct link to the current login page:
https://wwwn.managerewardsonline.com...k?eid=84CB35B0
(Note to self: with all of the phishing attempts, why do banks/financial institutions use all sorts of top-level domain names rather than keeping everything a subdomain on, for example, bankofamerica.com?)
Here is the direct link to the current login page:
https://wwwn.managerewardsonline.com...k?eid=84CB35B0
(Note to self: with all of the phishing attempts, why do banks/financial institutions use all sorts of top-level domain names rather than keeping everything a subdomain on, for example, bankofamerica.com?)
The WorldPoints was used by multiple banks that were serviced by MBNA card services, e.g. Fidelity Visa Sigature accrues Worldpoints.