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Capital One Decoupled Debit card experiment ends…. for now

By Morriss Partee

Turns out this was a one-year experiment by Capital One, which has just recently ended. What they are going to do next is anyone’s guess.

Here’s a nice summary article explaining the experiment.

Thanks again to Susan for bringing this to our attention shortly after it came out last year.

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3 Responses to “Capital One Decoupled Debit card experiment ends…. for now”

  1. tobi4242 Says:
    May 23, 2008 at 7:53 pm | Reply

    really man. dose anyone need to see this post? what help is it? it makes no sense and is usless infor maation, even though i didnt know capital one ended. i will miss those commercials hehehe…anyway, i find your blog boring.

  2. Decoupled Debit Card Lives Again! « EverythingCU.com World 2.0 Adventure Says:
    July 2, 2008 at 4:47 pm | Reply

    [...] first heard about the decoupled debit card in June of 2007. Then I learned that this one-year experiment was over. But was that the end of it? No! Definitely not! For more details on the Decoupled Debit [...]

  3. Decoupled debit Says:
    July 19, 2008 at 12:26 am | Reply

    Is decoupled debit legal anywhere outside US (think Canada)?

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