@JNA1 wrote:
@ChargedUp wrote:For those of us that have AOD, Clearpoints became redundant. I now use Max Cash for utilities so losing Clearpoints isn't a great loss, but PNC would've been wise to add a Max Cash type card product to replace the BBVA cards with a superior product vs. their fixed category card.
I have had the AOD card since June of last year, but it didn't make our ClearPoints cards redundant for us because of the the excellent targeted offers and Simple Cash Back offers. They were still usually one of our monthly top cash back earners until they discontinued the targeted offers after June.
I have the PNC Cash Rewards card already, so I wonder if they'll let me have two or force me to go with the Points card. Honestly, I'd probably rather just combine the CLs and have one Cash Rewards card, but I don't know if they would allow that.
I tended to forget about those as they rarely worked for anything I needed. I think I used a Burger King and a Starbucks offer in the whole time I've had Clearpoints. I wonder if it's because I rarely used the card for anything besides utilities?
@ChargedUp wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
@ChargedUp wrote:For those of us that have AOD, Clearpoints became redundant. I now use Max Cash for utilities so losing Clearpoints isn't a great loss, but PNC would've been wise to add a Max Cash type card product to replace the BBVA cards with a superior product vs. their fixed category card.
I have had the AOD card since June of last year, but it didn't make our ClearPoints cards redundant for us because of the the excellent targeted offers and Simple Cash Back offers. They were still usually one of our monthly top cash back earners until they discontinued the targeted offers after June.
I have the PNC Cash Rewards card already, so I wonder if they'll let me have two or force me to go with the Points card. Honestly, I'd probably rather just combine the CLs and have one Cash Rewards card, but I don't know if they would allow that.I tended to forget about those as they rarely worked for anything I needed. I think I used a Burger King and a Starbucks offer in the whole time I've had Clearpoints. I wonder if it's because I rarely used the card for anything besides utilities?
IDK - I pretty much used mine strictly for utilities as well, but I frequently got 4X - 7X targeted offers on groceries, dining, gas, and pharmacies one month. We used DW's primarily as de facto Walmart card because our Walmart codes as groceries.
@Anonymous wrote:Honestly that points card looks like garbage lmao confusing point structure and they make it look like you're getting all these points but really getting like 1% back on each purchase lol
I was really hoping PNC would adopt the ClearPoints rewards structure to their Points card, but it doesn't seem like that's going to happen.
Same here, I have 3 cards with BBVA all under 1 year. Upon receiving the welcome packet Friday in the mail I called PNC as I couldn't find the answer to my question within the materials. My question to PNC was will they be honoring the 0% intro APR that some of us have on our BBVA cards? After a brief hold the CSR could not confirm either yes or no at this time. I too am concerned about losing account history. Of all the different credit monitoring services I have, a month ago I noticed only Wallet Hub now has all my BBVA accounts renamed to PNC. So I take that as a good sign that we'll maintain account history (HOPEFULLY). If given the chance I'd combine limits on all 3 cards to end up with 1 PNC Cash Rewards.
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