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What's your primary card?

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your primary card?

monthly bills like power, gas, water, club, stuff like that go on the venture. Then we use the premier rewards gold card with my wife as an authorised user on everything else. works out pretty well. 

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your primary card?

I used cap1 qs1 a lot for rewards and other ones at least once a week.
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9CLINE
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Re: What's your primary card?

Amex EDP/ BCE, then Discover iT & Chase Freedom !!!!!Smiley Surprised


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Anonymous
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Re: What's your primary card?

 

Citi Double Cash

 

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your primary card?

amex Gold. altho using the pts can be frustrating but right now i'm in the rebuilding pts phase so i dont have to worry bout that for a little while..

 

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your primary card?


@Hockeyplayrr wrote:

used to be 1) sallie mae 2) CSP 3) double cash

 

now im just using my diners club card because the limit is so ridiculously high that utilization wont get dinged and im getting tired to tracking multiple cards.


does the diners club give you any rewards tho? plus not accepted at lot of places

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Runitup
Regular Contributor

Re: What's your primary card?

Sallie for the first $250 of spending in the next three months to get my 10k bonus points.  BCP and IT thereafter.  

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liv
Established Member

Re: What's your primary card?

Amex EDC for pretty much everything other than fuel and IT quarterly category.  Bankamericard for 3% on fuel.

Amex ED $5k | BOA Cash Back Signature Visa $5k | BOA Better Balance $5.5k | Barclay Apple Rewards $3k | CapOne Quicksilver $7k | Chase Slate $5.8k | Chase Amazon $500 | Discover IT $5.9k | REI WMC $5k | Target $200
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