Attention Discover It Cardholders

[Anonymous]

I wonder if you can choose any color. I really like the chrome.

[nyancat]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I wonder if you can choose any color. I really like the chrome.

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No, the chome-coloured cards are for those who actually have their lower end "Discover It Chome" product.

[Anonymous]

Oh, OK. I logged online an I am receiving the bluish color one. Do you know what tier mines is?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Oh, OK. I logged online an I am receiving the bluish color one. Do you know what tier mines is?

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If you're getting the blue one, that means you have the Discover IT(5% Cashback).

[Anonymous]

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

[lg8302ch]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

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You can look at the IT card designs and I am sure out of their options Discover has  you can find one or even multiple ones that you like. I have 3 different ones for each of my wallets (US, Europe and travel wallet) ..😊. PS garnet red is similar and looks nice

[Anonymous]

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@lg8302ch wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

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You can look at the IT card designs and I am sure out of their options Discover has  you can find one or even multiple ones that you like. I have 3 different ones for each of my wallets (US, Europe and travel wallet) ..😊. PS garnet red is similar and looks nice

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Well... not for now since the EMV Cards are only in one design at this time.

[nyancat]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

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The Chrome is fairly new and not commonly advertised. It loses the 5% categories but gains a couple year-round 2% categories. Nothing appealing at all. I'm not sure who the Chrome is for, but I imagine the underwriting standards are lower?

[Blodreina]

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@nyancat wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

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The Chrome is fairly new and not commonly advertised. It loses the 5% categories but gains a couple year-round 2% categories. Nothing appealing at all. I'm not sure who the Chrome is for, but I imagine the underwriting standards are lower?

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The Chrome is very underrated around here.  I did some calculations with my spending history, and it outearned the rotating category card.  During some of the quarters, I just don't spend much in the bonus category (e.g., home improvement).

[nyancat]

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@Simba501 wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Correct, the IT card is what I have. Same as your siggy. I didn't know there were lower an upper level "IT" cards. I really like the maroon ones.

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The Chrome is fairly new and not commonly advertised. It loses the 5% categories but gains a couple year-round 2% categories. Nothing appealing at all. I'm not sure who the Chrome is for, but I imagine the underwriting standards are lower?

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The Chrome is very underrated around here.  I did some calculations with my spending history, and it outearned the rotating category card.  During some of the quarters, I just don't spend much in the bonus category (e.g., home improvement).

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Those are the quarters you don't use the Discover card. You can't look at the Discover card in a solitary manner like that, Discover is a card that is ideally used *ONLY* for the 5% category spend.