topic Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks in Credit Cards

Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 00:42:35 GMT

Does anyone know if Starbucks is coded as a "Quick-Service Dining Establishment" for Chase Freedom categories?

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Marvintran — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 02:26:51 GMT

I have the Chase Perfect Card but I know Starbucks is qualify as

Quick service resaurants for The Chase Freedom.

Here are a few of other Cheddar:

Qualifies:
AMC Foodcourt (Tyson Corner)
Arby's
Baja Fresh
Boston Market
Burger King
California Crisp
California Pizza Kitchen ASAP (in airport terminal)
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe
Centerplate concession stand at AT&T Park (in SF)
Chartwells at the University of Utah
Chipotle
Culver's Frozen Custard
Daphne's Greek Cafe
Denny's
Domino's Pizza
Don Pedro
Dunkin Donuts
Freebirds
Great Steak & Fry Company
Hot Dog on a Stick
In N Out
Jack in the Box
Jamba Juice
Jimmy Johns
Krispy Kreme
McDonalds
Murphy's Deli
Nation's Giant Burgers
Panera Bread
Pho Hoa Noodle Soup
Pick Up Stix
Pinkberry
Pizza Hut
Pizza Schmizza
Quiznos
Round Table Pizza
Soda Vending Machine (particularly at Loews Hotel Philadelphia)
Sonic
Starbucks
Subway
Taco Bell
Una Mas
Which Wich
Wow Deli (Rockville, MD)

Doesn't:
Asqew Grill
Boudin Bakery
California Pizza
Ikea Restaurant
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Marco's Pizza
Papa Johns
Pei Wei
Popeyes
Ranch 1
Sweet Tomatoes
Sizzler

Message Edited by Marvintran on 08-01-2008 07:26 PM

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 03:23:08 GMT

It does count? Ooooh....I have been using it but was unsure. Now I'll charge my fix every day~

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 03:59:39 GMT

Thank you for the list, Marvintran.

Oddly enough, the answer to this question will help me decide what to do with my Cap1 card.

I have the No Hassle Cash card, which gives me 1.25% cash back on all purchases, but it's one of those rebuilder cards and had a $500 limit. I called to cancel it, and they gave me a CLI to $1K. I decided to keep it for now, but if they won't waive my $29 AF when it comes due, I was going to just cancel it.

Then I saw that they recently started giving 2.5% cash back on all B&M Starbucks purchases $5 and over. Since I use my CC to load my registered Starbucks gift card, my purchases will always be more than $5.

So....

Right now I have the Citi Plat Amex, which gives me at least 3% on all purchases for two years, but once that reverts to 1%, I plan on getting a Chase Freedom.

Now that I know that Chase Freedom counts Starbucks as a Quick-Service Restaurant, I can safely dump the Cap1 card and still get decent rewards on my Starbucks purchases once I get the Chase Freedom two years from now.

Whew. I can draw a map to go with that if anyone needs one.

Thanks again, Marvintran.

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:10:32 GMT

I followed that just fine. I must say though, you are quite the planner if you are already figuring out the rewards for your starbucks purchases 2 years from now.

And, here I am using the card I've already got a few times to see if it works. Bahaha!

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:16:49 GMT

UpUpUp wrote:

I followed that just fine. I must say though, you are quite the planner if you are already figuring out the rewards for your starbucks purchases 2 years from now.

And, here I am using the card I've already got a few times to see if it works. Bahaha!

Well, that plan is subject to change 10 or 11 times between now and then, I'm sure.

Re: Chase Freedom and Starbucks

Anonymous — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:24:11 GMT

cheddar wrote:

UpUpUp wrote:
I followed that just fine. I must say though, you are quite the planner if you are already figuring out the rewards for your starbucks purchases 2 years from now.

And, here I am using the card I've already got a few times to see if it works. Bahaha!

Well, that plan is subject to change 10 or 11 times between now and then, I'm sure.

That makes me feel better about being such a slacker.