topic Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered? in Credit Cards

Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

EasyMark — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:20:47 GMT

I am usually the last to know, but is the AOD 3% card still offered? Today I strolled over there and could not find it - just a 2+2 rewards card. I'm not sure I would get one, but just considering backup plans.

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

GZG — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:23:18 GMT

https://www.aodfcu.com/signature-visa/

3% cash back earned on the first $1,500.00 spent per cycle, 1% cash back earned on amounts over $1,500.00

not sure what 2+2 reward card you found or where you were looking though, AOD doesn't seem to have that

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

EasyMark — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:23:25 GMT

Correct that - 1+1 card 👎

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

EasyMark — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:26:32 GMT

When I go through their website myself, I cannot get to a Visa Signature page (?)

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

EasyMark — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:32:54 GMT

I'm feeling that many of us cross the 2.625 BoA Unlimited Rewards black hole event horizon eventually

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

GZG — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:37:54 GMT

@EasyMark wrote:
When I go through their website myself, I cannot get to a Visa Signature page (?)

AOD website, personal - credit cards - click on the picture of the credit card below 'Signature Visa Card'

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

ptatohed — Sat, 15 Nov 2025 23:48:11 GMT

Seems easy enough to find to me.

https://www.aodfcu.com/signature-visa/

EM, what do you mean by 2+2?

Keep in mind, it is not an easy application. Be ready for lots of hoop jumping! I hope you like mountain biking! lol

Re: Is the 3% AOD card still offered?

EasyMark — Sun, 16 Nov 2025 01:13:08 GMT

It's really weird - when I use my Chrome app on my phone, the personal menu button will not open, and the credit cards have to been under the Lending tab, and the Signature Visa is nowhere to be found. However, on my laptop the personal tab can open, and a table that includes the Signature Visa is there.

sorry about much ado over nothing. I think I'm still inclined to the BoA Unlimited Rewards of 2.625 for no caps for big bills of insurance, property tax, long term care premium , etc, unless I'm working on a new card SUB (boy, I miss my unlimited 4 and 5% GM Rewards cards I used for such (including taxes) over the last 30 years!)