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It's grocery month! Yay. lol. Does getting cashback count at a grocery store?
@webhopper wrote:
When I got cash back at the Dollar General (yes I am not afraid to admit I shop there) it charged it as a cash advance... seperate from the $3 purchase.
I love DG!
You will not get the 5% on the cash back - but you also do not pay the cash advance interest rate. It goes against your regular purchase rate. I often use it as a substitute for going to the bank with the debit card. I do PIF on Discover so even the interest rate variable wouldn't matter, but I noted that for those who do carry a balance.
Is the limit usually $100 on these cash back? as a new discover card holder I am curious
I believe the limit is different among different merchants. I'm pretty sure you can hunt around Discover's website and find it. I know in my case the grocery store screen pops up and offers me cash back up to $60.00. I haven't paid close attention at others, most purchases are gas and restaurants. They do not offer the option. I know Wal-Mart does.
I guess Target doesn't allow cashback because when I swiped my card it did not give me the option for cash back or even to sign which I thought was odd
Anyway it did show up as Groceries for Target even though I bought some shavers
i think it is different among each grocery store. i went to a king's and they allowed a max of $30
@john398 wrote:I guess Target doesn't allow cashback because when I swiped my card it did not give me the option for cash back or even to sign which I thought was odd
Anyway it did show up as Groceries for Target even though I bought some shavers
Target has been doing that to me as of late. I wonder why they're not asking for signatures any more on certain purchases.