Sentence examples for cardholders into from inspiring English sources

Bankers worry about the extent of losses on credit card businesses as high unemployment sends cardholders into trouble.

But with advertising in decline, it covets the steady stream of income that pay-TV customers provide, and it has mounted a push to convert its 2.9 million cardholders into long-term subscribers, and to attract new customers.

For cards that do not have an annual fee, the bank pays $3 if the holder has a balance at the end of the 12th month after opening an account, a provision that appears to give the university an incentive to get cardholders into debt.

Last year, fraudsters pretending to be hotel staff and restaurant delivery services duped cardholders into sharing personal information over the phone, as warned of by the BBB.

At high-end retailers, special events for cardholders are coming into vogue.

The exploration into cardholders' minds hit a breakthrough in 2002, when J. P. Martin, a math-loving executive at Canadian Tire, decided to analyze almost every piece of information his company had collected from credit-card transactions the previous year.

Cardholders can sign into their online account to view monthly tracking of their credit score.

Since December, when automatic teller machines were reintroduced into the country, the number of A.T.M.'s accepting international credit cards has gone from zero to 160 and spending by foreign cardholders in the country has totaled about $7 million.

Card companies want to make money, and big spenders help them do it, even if those cardholders do not go into debt.

In 1986, he paid $25 million for Citibank's Signature, which went out to all Diners Club cardholders, then remade it into Conde Nast Traveler, a transformation so dramatic that he might have been able to start a magazine from scratch more cheaply.

The StanfordCardPlan allows cardholders who have paid money into their Card Plan Accounts to use the card in the place of cash.