How to change payment methods for an iPhone Upgrade Program loan

Macworld
Jul 26, 2016, 8:00 am573 pts
After my third credit-card number was stolen this year, I had to make the rounds of recurring payments to get them changed. But I hit a snag. I had used Apple’s in-store iPhone Upgrade Program to purchase my iPhone 6s, which is handled by Citizens One. But even though I ostensibly should have had loan…

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