October-December 2009 Grocery Store Restaurant Movie Theaters Movie Rentals up to $400 in purchase
July-September 2009 Gas Hotels BookStores Theme Parks Zoos up to $300 in purchase
June 2009 Restaurant Up to $200 in purchase
April-June 2009 Department Stores Clothing Stores Home Improvement Centers Up to $400 in purchase
January-March 2009 Airlines Cruises Hotels Car Rentals Up to $800 in purchase
October-December 2008 (Thanks lhendricks92) Grocery Store Restaurant Movie Theaters Movie Rentals up to $400 in purchase
July-September 2008 Gas Hotels up to $400 in purchase
April-June 2008 Department Stores Clothing Stores Home Improvement Centers Lawn & Garden Centers up to $400 in purchase
February 2008 (Thanks naas) Restaurants Florists Candy stores Bookstores Pet stores up to $200 in purchase
January-March 2008 Airlines Cruises Hotels Car Rentals Up to $800 in purchase
October-December 2007 Restaurant From fast food to fine dining Movies From movie tickets to movie rentals up to $400 in purchase
December 2007 Grocery Stores -- (Thanks Empty) Up to $200 in purchase
July-September 2007 Gas Hotels Summer Fun Admission to theme parks, water parks, museums, aquariums and zoos up to $400 in purchase
April-June 2007 Get 5% CashBack Bonus on up to $500 in purchases at: Home and Apparel Lowe's® Linens 'n Things Bed Bath & Beyond® Ace Hardware® Sears Kohl's JCPenney Dillard's
Can anybody tell me what "home" means? I'll be buying a $14,000 pole barn kit at Menards in April. I just signed up for a platinum, asked for 15k BT, got a 6k CL. I'd love to know if I could buy 5k of building materials at Menards, pay off the card online, buy 5k more when the payment posts, and get $500 Cash Back. Maybe I should ask for a couple more cards. Do the Discover Business cards get the same 5% CashBack promos as the personal cards?
On the Get More page I see "You're signed up to get 5% CashBack Bonus on up to $1,000 in purchases." I read that as only the first $1000 spent will get a 5% bonus, maxing you at $50 dollars. Is that incorrect?
notMinnesota said:On the Get More page I see "You're signed up to get 5% CashBack Bonus on up to $1,000 in purchases." I read that as only the first $1000 spent will get a 5% bonus, maxing you at $50 dollars. Is that incorrect? That is not incorrect. Uh, that's correct--only a $50 benefit.
Message edited by: ICMaker on 2007-02-18 21:59:21 CST
ICMaker said:notMinnesota said:On the Get More page I see "You're signed up to get 5% CashBack Bonus on up to $1,000 in purchases." I read that as only the first $1000 spent will get a 5% bonus, maxing you at $50 dollars. Is that incorrect? That is not incorrect. Uh, that's correct--only a $50 benefit.
yea, before they had a higher cap, so some of us made quite a bit. but i guess they've changed in order to compensate
photonfilm said:I have to pay tuition in the next 2 days. any good deals in terms of CashBack/rewards out there?
yes. get a citi premierpass. if you have any flights points, you can basically double it. then, to redeem it at 1%, you can get this credit for your student loan (basically a check, from what i hear).
Discover card is no good. Cancelled a 5% rebate on me with no notification. Luckly I was able to cash out the rewards with only a few dollars wasted.
I called Discover card up to cancel the card, they offered me a short term 1.9% BT transfer rate and raised my credit limit which I accepted since I had a balance I was just about to pay off in full with another card which had a higher rate. Discover card is my LEAST favorite card amongst all of them in fact. If I did not have an existing balance I would have closed out the account.
Morgan Stanley is a piece of work and just had someone indicted in an insider trading scandal.
Message edited by: Prentiss on 2007-03-02 02:00:56 CST
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Uh, that's correct--only a $50 benefit.
