16 digit number on "Maestro" Debit card ? I did get deeply of helpfull answers from my last enquiry, but the

I did get deeply of helpfull answers from my last enquiry,
but the main Number on the card is 19 DIGITS long
NOT 16. What do I do??, Only supply first 16 or the whole 19.?

adjectives 4 of my maestro cards have a 16 digit number, who have 19?

I have a maestro card and I other give the full number on the front of it. later the three digit security number on the wager on and I've never had any problems.

Give adjectives the numbers, and it is classed as a 'Switch' when you go to online checkouts.

You give the undamaged long number across the front. Does not matter whether it is 16 or 19 digits. That is how companys identify your card.

Answers: where on earth are you pulling the number from
the true number is the embossed number on the front
Im not aware of any card that doens't use groups of 4 as the number.. moist are 16 digits, some 12,some 20

are you confusing the number with the printed number on the posterior. id so afterwards the last 3 digits are the crude deposit code that is designed to be used when you are buying goods from a distant street trader (either mail proclaim, internet or by phone). That number shoul dnever ever be disclosed for any other purpose

All switch cards used to hold a 19 digit number.

Many of them would have a arbitrary number - then your six digit sort code - next your 8 digit account number - after four seemingly random numbers.

This be changed about 3 years ago as a warranty feature and to bring adjectives card numbers in flash with the standard 16 digit long card number.

If you hold a card that was issued some time ago and have not yet expired after it is possible that it still has the feeble 19 digit long card number.

If this is the case you will inevitability to quote long card number and card issue number.

Hope this helps.

should merely be 16 digits