Earn 5% Cash Back on Purchases for 3 months (confirmed all purchases with CSR) Call Toll-Free 1-800-462-4031 now or visit www.applyonline1.universalcard.com to apply
Limited time offer: reply by June 15, 2005
0% APR on Balance Transfers until May 1, 2006 - no Annual Fee with this offer Balance Transfer Fee applies Full 5% Cash Back on purchases made at supermarkets, drugstores, and gas stations - 1% on other purchases (this is after the initial 3 months)
$300 calendar year limit
This was found in Sunday paper in upstate NY. Scanner is not set up but if people need scans, I guess I could do it. Have fun!
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I don't have any Citi cards at all so this might be the time to apply. I thought I wasn't going to get any more new cards in 2005, oh well. My scores are high why not knock them down a few points.
Here is another 800#, 1-800-475-0617 (Hartford Courant) or visit www.applynow1.universalcard.com, by June 15, 2005
Earn 5% Cash Back on purchase for 3 months (You will be given further information when you call to apply). Then 5% eligible purchase. 1% other. 5% ATT produce and service
A challenging question: Have anyone found a method of turning this eligible 5% into REAL 5% (or 4%)?
SoBeyondTheNorm said:I don't have any Citi cards at all so this might be the time to apply. I thought I wasn't going to get any more new cards in 2005, oh well. My scores are high why not knock them down a few points.There are several citi card offerings floating around where you get $100 for signing up, these deals might be better for you!
I called to apply and was told 5% on all purchases for first 3 months, after 3 months, 5% on eligible purchases in supermarket, Drugstore, and gas stations, 1% everything else. The number I used is 800-475-0713.
Just applied online, but didn't get immediate approval. Same here.
Also, the ad says "New cardmembers only" - don't know exactly what this means. For example, if a person closed an AT&T card less than 1 year ago, would they still be eligible?
mcmike522 said:Just applied online, but didn't get immediate approval. Same here.
Also, the ad says "New cardmembers only" - don't know exactly what this means. For example, if a person closed an AT&T card less than 1 year ago, would they still be eligible?
One has to apply for it, existing/closed accounts do not count.
Boiler said:I called to apply and was told 5% on all purchases for first 3 months, after 3 months, 5% on eligible purchases in supermarket, Drugstore, and gas stations, 1% everything else. The number I used is 800-475-0713. Most interesting. In mine (SF Chron), # was 800-462-4031 and was told on phone you get 5% only on Grocery/Gas/Pharmacy then everything goes to 1% after 3 mos.
robert18 said:Why choose a card that gives pompous cash'back for three months only. I have just got introdued to a nice site, www.cards2apply.com where I can compare cards and choose. It's great. I finally decided on Citi's cash'back card. It has 5% on supermarket,gas and pharmacy and 1% on everything everyday and not just 3 months. In fact, it really worked. This is the card, I am talking about is http://www.cards2apply.com
I just got my first cash'back check of $132. I had been using some crapy ame'x for 4 years that promised lofty "upto 5%" and I could never made to teir fine prints of "Upto". I have lost heavily of such useless cards. Swich over and earn cash.
Assuming you got the $132 from normal purchases and not just $2600 of gas/groceries, and assuming you did that in a year, that's $13200 you spent which would have netted you the same amount of reward with blue AMEX.
I figured out that if I spent $13k every year on things, I'd get the same with blue AMEX as citi, any more and I'd get 1.5% rewards instead of 1%. Of course, that doesn't take into account the 5% back on gas factor, but that's why I have both cards.
"To receive a AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card, you must have an annual income of at least $12000 and you must meet our credit qualification criteria for the AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card. Otherwise, you may receive a AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card, provided you meet our credit qualification criteria for the AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card. The AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card does not have as many benefits as the AT&T Universal Cash Rewards Card."
i don't make that much money a year (you must have an annual income of at least $12000) since i'm a student and i work part-time. If i apply for it i might not get those benefits?'
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