Abrupt Cancellation of Lyft Pink All Access Membership (linked to Chase Sapphire Reserve)
I originally received my 2-year Lyft Pink All Access membership through my Chase Sapphire Reserve card, which also got me into the Bike Angels program. Using Bike Angels points, I extended my membership to at least July 2025. However, after canceling my Chase Reserve card yesterday, my Lyft Pink membership was abruptly canceled too! I still have 380 points in my points bank. Reached out to Lyft support, and they said a specialized team would get in touch, but I haven’t heard back from anyone yet.Will Lyft Pink Access All Market?
Hello Thank you Found some answers :) If we join Lyft Pink All Access in Chicago, can we us our Points Bank to pay for extending Lyft Pink All Access membership? Answer: No If we join Lyft Pink All Access in Chicago, will that gives us access to Lyft's bike sharing (the bike Angels program) in all of their other bike sharing markets?. Answer: Yes If we sign up for Lyft Pink All Access in Chicago, will that give us the same Lyft's car sharing access in all their cities? Answer: Yes So... instead of getting a separate Divvy or Citbike membership, we can just get Lyft Pink which will allow us access and membership in all of Lyft's bike sharing markets as well as access to their car sharing? Answer: Yes Then why pay Citbike's annual fee of $220 when Pink All Access is only $199? Answer: Because the Points Bank can not be used to extend Pink All Access membership. You'll have to pay the $199 out of pocket Except ... in NYC, you can do Points for Cash and cover the cost that way Thank youBig Change to the app?
There has been a big change to the Divvy app A great way to protect against losing your boost if a docking station status changed moments before grabbing a bike, was after selecting the exact docking station, scan the bike from within that open window What used to happen, if you were in danger of losing your boost, a warning would tell you. After losing my boost when I was sure about the docks status, and using the above technique, we tested, and that feature is gone. We switched from using the fob exactly for that protection, as more than a few times a "quick switch" caused us to loose boost. Does anyone remember that feature and is it in fact, gone? Thanks
