Chase Mastercard Webbies

[Debi]

I've been a Chase i-card customer for a little over a year now, and, although I use my SPG AMEX card mostly, I do use this card also. The webbies are slowly building up, and I just got another $10 one tonight. My statement closes on the 30th of each month, and I got the webbie today, so it only took a week for the webbie to arrive. It can't be much better than that! Thanks, Chase!

 

[mad4themouse]

I love my Chase-i Card. I put every possible everyday expense on it that I can and I usually get between $15 and $25 in webbies every month! It sure is helping with my Disney Fund!

 

[DeDixie]

What % back do you get on your purchases? Is is better then the DIsney Visa?

 

[mad4themouse]

It's 1% back on all purchases.

I also have the Disney VISA. It gives you 1% back also but it is in Disney Dream Dollars and you need to have at least 20 of those to cash in the first time. You also must cash in in increments of $10. I use the Disney VISA for Disney-related charges (especially if there's a discount or double rewards involved).

The Chase-i card automatically sends you a webbie every month that you spend $1000 or more. If you spend $1253, they send you a $13 webbie. I think that the webbies are more flexible and since I can add to my WC account with webbies from other programs, the add up quickly. Therefore, it's my preferred credit card.

 

[Eilonwy]

Originally posted by mad4themouse
I also have the Disney VISA. It gives you 1% back also but it is in Disney Dream Dollars and you need to have at least 20 of those to cash in the first time. You also must cash in in increments of $10.

Just an FYI. This doesn't seem to be the case anymore. You need at least 20 DDRD to request the reloadable Rewards Card. After that you need at least 10 DDRD to add them to the card, but it doesn't have to be in increments of 10 (despite the wording of the guide). My mother and my brother had "off" amounts (like 39 and 89 DDRD) when they ordered their cards, and BankOne let them put the full amount onto their Rewards Cards. Of course they haven't received the cards yet, so I'll let everyone know if it turns out to be different.

 

[DeDixie]

Thanks!

 

[Debi]

I, too, have the Disney Visa, but rarely use it. I prefer the i-card for the reason mad4themouse mentioned, it's more flexible. If I want to do Christmas shopping with my Webbies, I can do that. However, most of my Webbies are spent in WDW (I have the plastic WebCert card), so not much of my WebCert account is spent on Christmas shopping. Plus, Chase automatically e-mails you the WebCert, whereas you have to call BankOne or go online in order to redeem. Chase is just more convenient.