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@Anonymous wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Was just clicking around and saw this today. Looks like Q3 is going to include Amazon, so if history repeats that means Discover will have 5% back on Amazon for 6 months this year. That is pretty darn handy.
Just throwing it out there. Can't sign up for it for another month but for some people who may be thinking about a Discover It this is what July - September will be this year (right now until June 30 is restaurants and movies).But with AMazon store card now being 5% year round with no caps, if Amazon is important there are alternatives.
Requires Amazon Prime to get the 5%, whereas Sallie Mae doesn't. Sallie Mae > Amazon Store Card.
Unless you spend more than $750 per month, in which case Amazon Store Card > Sallie Mae. And I would think most serious amazon users would have prime.
(BTW, I don't use either as the Citi Forward beats both)
@Anonymous wrote:
I just recently got my discover it but didn't they have amusement parks as a bonus category Before or am I imagining things ? 5% cash back at Disney would have really came in handy..
They have Six Flags, but you can't get to it from the site in any obvious way - it's still there on the app though -- Earn 5% Cashback Bonus on all purchases made at Six Flags from 1/1/15 (or the date on which you sign up, whichever is later) through 12/31/15. Only purchases made at Six Flags parks and www.sixflags.com will qualify.
@Anonymous wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Was just clicking around and saw this today. Looks like Q3 is going to include Amazon, so if history repeats that means Discover will have 5% back on Amazon for 6 months this year. That is pretty darn handy.
Just throwing it out there. Can't sign up for it for another month but for some people who may be thinking about a Discover It this is what July - September will be this year (right now until June 30 is restaurants and movies).But with AMazon store card now being 5% year round with no caps, if Amazon is important there are alternatives.
Yeah, but some people are in the garden and don't want to apply for that card, and may already have a Discover; others may be interested in a Discover but don't want a store card for Amazon, etc. I personally just find Amazon more handy than home improvement stores and traditional department stores, myself.
This would be me. No discover, if at all, until mid 2016. Not interested in store card. I am gardening. PS, there is no guarantee of six months amazon, but it is a possibility.
@Imperfectfuture wrote:
This would be me. No discover, if at all, until mid 2016. Not interested in store card. I am gardening. PS, there is no guarantee of six months amazon, but it is a possibility.
I know, I'm just saying if history repeats then Amazon will be in "holiday shopping" in Q4 again. They usually do "online shopping" that quarter (or at least they have the last couple years) so if they do it again then it will be.
We won't really know until around August, though.
I wish I wouldnt have closed my IT card as I would use up the $1,500 in about 15 minutes at Home Depot
I'm more excited for the 5% department stores, but the Discover may come in handy for school supplies. I'll probably drop $1000 on books in August, althoughI have two SMs to run the spend through.