FoxC63
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Chase hasn’t been tracking very well recently. We had to call for a 10% off a Hyatt booking. That was a full $35!
I’m careful now to track chase.
The Target red card is 5% back all the time.Hey all. Brand New to this thread and just looked over the first few posts. Paralysis by analysis for sure lol ..
I'm trying to get enough giftcards together to pay my annual dues in January. I'm about $3000 shy.
I have Amex, Chase Ink, Chase Freedom, and a bunch of other Chase. Costco member, just realized they no longer offer Disney GCs though.
I'm mostly focused on saving the most amount of cash on the purchase as opposed to points. But will go with points as secondary.
It seems like my best option for points would be to use my Freedom at my local grocery store for the 5x or Ink at Staples.
But aside from that, are these any other good cash saving deals out there??
Hey all. Brand New to this thread and just looked over the first few posts. Paralysis by analysis for sure lol ..
But aside from that, are these any other good cash saving deals out there??
Yeah, you're kinda late for your DVC dues. Your best bet now would be Freedom card for 5%. You might be able to earn Fuel Perks on the gift cards purchased at grocery stores that offer them (Kroger/Hy-Vee/etc) which will increase your savings.Hey all. Brand New to this thread and just looked over the first few posts. Paralysis by analysis for sure lol ..
I'm trying to get enough giftcards together to pay my annual dues in January. I'm about $3000 shy.
I have Amex, Chase Ink, Chase Freedom, and a bunch of other Chase. Costco member, just realized they no longer offer Disney GCs though.
I'm mostly focused on saving the most amount of cash on the purchase as opposed to points. But will go with points as secondary.
It seems like my best option for points would be to use my Freedom at my local grocery store for the 5x or Ink at Staples.
But aside from that, are these any other good cash saving deals out there??
Don't AMEX cards have different numbers for each card on an account?One quick note about Amex offers that I expect most here already know but that I ran into. Unlike visa accounts, Amex treats each card separately even if on the same account. So when I select a Chase offer, it doesn't matter which card on the account uis used to redeem. For Amex, it does. I selected an offer when logged into my account. My wife then used her card to make the qualifying purchase. No redemption. The offer is by card, not just account, so it didn't qualify. Thankfully they credited it after I called, but still a pain.
Have to remember to get a separate online account for each cardholder and select the offers card by card in the future if I want to use a different one to redeem. Assuming the offers are the same and the may not be,
Had a discussion with the customer service rep where he tried to explain to me that shouldn't the cardholder who bought the item get the benefit? I explained that it is one account, with one statement and one payment, so it didn't really matter which 'card' it was on. We agreed to disagree.
Does make me wonder if they would honor the offers separately if I added it to each card and then used it on each card. I didn't think they would. Maybe they do. Then again, maybe they just don't add the offers to each cardholder. I don't use the card that much so I really don't know.
Correct, and the Amex deals vary by each card number so you need to check your spouses account too. Sometimes this means you can get two offers for the same thing.Don't AMEX cards have different numbers for each card on an account?
One quick note about Amex offers that I expect most here already know but that I ran into. Unlike visa accounts, Amex treats each card separately even if on the same account.
Thank you!! I just clipped the coupon and will redeem it tomorrow!Very generous Offers!
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H-E-B / Digital Coupons & Weekly ad
- Buy $150 Select Gift Cards & Get $25 H-E-B gift card
- Includes: Airbnb, Disney, Hotels .com, Jiffy Lube, Southwest Airlines and Wayfair
- Limit 1 - Be sure to read the terms for each offer
- H-E-B gift card must be included with order.
- Expires 1/07/24.
One quick note about Amex offers that I expect most here already know but that I ran into. Unlike visa accounts, Amex treats each card separately even if on the same account. So when I select a Chase offer, it doesn't matter which card on the account uis used to redeem. For Amex, it does. I selected an offer when logged into my account. My wife then used her card to make the qualifying purchase. No redemption. The offer is by card, not just account, so it didn't qualify. Thankfully they credited it after I called, but still a pain.
Have to remember to get a separate online account for each cardholder and select the offers card by card in the future if I want to use a different one to redeem. Assuming the offers are the same and the may not be,
Had a discussion with the customer service rep where he tried to explain to me that shouldn't the cardholder who bought the item get the benefit? I explained that it is one account, with one statement and one payment, so it didn't really matter which 'card' it was on. We agreed to disagree.
Does make me wonder if they would honor the offers separately if I added it to each card and then used it on each card. I didn't think they would. Maybe they do. Then again, maybe they just don't add the offers to each cardholder. I don't use the card that much so I really don't know.
I had that same problem a few years ago and now make a point of using DH's card # on any of the AMEX promotions to be safe. The rep I spoke with told me they had added me but why take a chance.One quick note about Amex offers that I expect most here already know but that I ran into. Unlike visa accounts, Amex treats each card separately even if on the same account. So when I select a Chase offer, it doesn't matter which card on the account uis used to redeem. For Amex, it does. I selected an offer when logged into my account. My wife then used her card to make the qualifying purchase. No redemption. The offer is by card, not just account, so it didn't qualify. Thankfully they credited it after I called, but still a pain.
Have to remember to get a separate online account for each cardholder and select the offers card by card in the future if I want to use a different one to redeem. Assuming the offers are the same and the may not be,
Had a discussion with the customer service rep where he tried to explain to me that shouldn't the cardholder who bought the item get the benefit? I explained that it is one account, with one statement and one payment, so it didn't really matter which 'card' it was on. We agreed to disagree.
Does make me wonder if they would honor the offers separately if I added it to each card and then used it on each card. I didn't think they would. Maybe they do. Then again, maybe they just don't add the offers to each cardholder. I don't use the card that much so I really don't know.
Your authorized user can add the offer to their card if available and it is possible it is also on your card as well.Does make me wonder if they would honor the offers separately if I added it to each card and then used it on each card. I didn't think they would. Maybe they do. Then again, maybe they just don't add the offers to each cardholder. I don't use the card that much so I really don't know.