has the discover double cash back changed your lineup?

[taxi818]

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@Anonymous wrote:
yeah it prevented me from finding a need to app for anything. i am set with all categories except eating out but i don't qualify for the chase AARP card since i have gotten 5 cards this year. before i got the discover i was pre-approved for the slate but after the discover reported my slate pre-approval went away lol

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What are you talking about Terror?. That rule only applies ot chase non co branded cards. Many have posted having 7-8 new accounts and getting the AARP> the main 2 that it effects Are freedom and Csp. Even the Slate has been proven not to be affected by the 5 card rule. are you slipping????

[Anonymous]

quite possible lol. my brain and i don't get along often.

[Anonymous]

Nope, no change. Barclay gave me a nice promo on both Sallie Mae cards, they're my general spend. Once that bonus is met, I'll move on to the Discover for Amazon and 5% categories. For now, Discover covers discover deals and home improvement (not that I shop there..).

[Anonymous]

What bonus was that?...

[longtimelurker]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Signing up for the double-cashback promo on the Discover it absolutely *would* have changed my lineup, except that it's outshadowed by the fact that at the same time I got the Discover it Miles card, which gives me effectively 3% on everything.  So I'm still only using the it card on the quarterly categories, and Miles everywhere else that Discover is accepted.

Chris.

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Yes, I use my Miles card as the default too.  Can't use the IT on category or deals because Discover wouldn't give me one.....

[Man-Of-Steel]

It hasn't changed much with me either.  Like HappyCamper123, I received a bonus offer on my Sallie Mae card.  The offer in my case has turned my SM into a 3% restaurant card through the end of September.  Starting in October, I'll use my Discover it for restaurants unless I end up getting a new card (like the Chase AARP or Double Cash).