@Anonymous wrote:
This mat be just me, but 30k UR points per year is a lot for a card with no AF. that is enough for 3 short haul RT tickets on AA using avios.
Unless my math is incorrect isn't it 60k an year 5,000 an month x 12 months. I would actually raher get 60k alaska air or AA miles for what i would use them for. 60k is enough for one way business to far east on cathay with either alaska or AA
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:I believe it will be United... I might keep my UR for something else though as I have 150k Delta Miles now.. I have 30k of my own and buying another 125k off a friend for 600 bucks
.. He travels alot for work, so that is a heck of a deal for me! Just need to figure out if I can transfer the delta miles to my delta account somehow or just have him purchase the ticket.
He can transfer them to you
http://www.delta.com/buygftxfer/displayTransferMiles.action
Thank you good sir.
Much better idea if he buys you the ticket!
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO TRANSFER MILES?
The rate per mile is $0.01 and the processing fee per transaction is $30.00. Applicable taxes apply.
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank you
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%. 
This is the same Walmart where I receive the 2% grocery bonus on my BoA 123 card. Oh well.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
@Anonymous wrote:
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank youlude
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
Same experience for me today. Received only 1%, although the Walmart Express I went to had a supermarket Mcc code. It seems chase managed to successfully exclude it. Although I've heard that stores with an mcc code of "convenience store" get the 5%
@Anonymous wrote:
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank you
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
When it said it excludes WM and Target, they meant it.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank you
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
When it said it excludes WM and Target, they meant it.
I am going to see if they really meant it with target as well. I did an rb load on my freedom to test it out . Its probably going to stay pending for next couple of days.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank you
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
When it said it excludes WM and Target, they meant it.
I am going to see if they really meant it with target as well. I did an rb load on my freedom to test it out . Its probably going to stay pending for next couple of days.
Already tried it, didn't count as grocery.
@hiro905 wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jaraico wrote:So i know the website explicitly states that the 5% does not pertain to walmart, but so does my amex cash but....if i go to a neighborhood walmart my amex card allows me to receive the extra cash back in the supermarket category.
Does anyone know if this trick works on the freedom as well?
Thank you
Getting back to the OP's above question, I tried my Freedom at Walmart the other day (bought $25 worth of strictly groceries), and I only received 1%.
On another note, Discover IT does seem to give 5% back on gas bought at Sam's Club, so that's good news.
When it said it excludes WM and Target, they meant it.
I am going to see if they really meant it with target as well. I did an rb load on my freedom to test it out . Its probably going to stay pending for next couple of days.
Already tried it, didn't count as grocery.
boo oh well guess i will have to goto supermarket to max out my 5% quarter.