FYI: Got a flyer from Band of America: Use your BOA Visa credit card for these types of eligible purchases and earn 5% Cash Back at groceries, drug stores, gas stations and dry cleaners through december 31, 2009. 5% cash backreward reflected as promotional statement credit. Cap for the first $500 net retail purchase. It seems a target offer, must enrolled to get the offer and has a registration code. to enroll, Visit bankofamerica.com/easyrewards
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ericwuyq said:5% cash backreward reflected as promotional statement credit. Cap for the first $500 net retail purchaseThat is only $25, but I guess its better than nothing.
Message edited by: xoneinax on 2009-11-04 16:37:49 CST
I received this offer for my BOA U of I Worldpoints MC, too.
5% on $700 net purchases at department, book, electronics, jewelry, sporting goods, and toy stores through 12/31/2009. You must register online with the unique registration code on the mailer. Specific merchant category codes must be assigned to the transaction.
"Allow up to 10-12 weeks for bonus points to appear on your credit card billing statement or online statement."
IMHO, it's not worth the time or the possibility that the merchant does not code it properly.
gwu1986 said:IMHO, it's not worth the time or the possibility that the merchant does not code it properly.But if you're buying something that would have given you only 1% CB, then I think it probably is a good risk.
curtisekarr said:gwu1986 said:IMHO, it's not worth the time or the possibility that the merchant does not code it properly.But if you're buying something that would have given you only 1% CB, then I think it probably is a good risk.
Or, if you are like me and the offer is for a non-reward card (BOA Platinum Plus Visa) than it is definately better than nothing.
curtisekarr said:gwu1986 said:IMHO, it's not worth the time or the possibility that the merchant does not code it properly.But if you're buying something that would have given you only 1% CB, then I think it probably is a good risk.True, it does meet the chipotle test. ($7/$14 v $35)
I just wanted to mention that I received this offer as well. The letter was dated 9/18/2009, and was for my NEA Visa Card, 5% for the first $700 in purchases (through 12/31/2009) for:
Unfortunately, it appears that the WorldPoints program doesn't allow 1% redemption of CashBack until you reach the 25K points threshold, and it appears, after talking with a CSR, that my $700 spending cap is non-negotiable.
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