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@DeeBee78 wrote:If 1000 points nets you a $20 gift certificate, that means each point is worth 2 cents. So yes, 1/2 a point per dollar is technically 1% cashback.
Duh! Yeah, I failed to consider the point value side of things, since in almost every reward program 1 pt = 1 cent. But you're right, you can start redeeming BB points at 250 pts for a $5 certificate, 2 cents per pt. Thanks for pointing that out. I still plan on closing the card, you have to buy something from Best Buy to actually redeem your points, and as I said I just don't buy much from them anymore. Redeeming Cap One or Barclays rewards for a a statement credit is more appealing.
So you never buy movies or music or whatever? Let the points stack up and get free movies basically
I can do that over the internet, too (for free!)
I buy my music and movies because I'm not cheap and pirating is wrong
I'm a student and I AM cheap because my tuition is stupid expensive. Google Play Music is sweet at 8/month though (as is Netflix, of course)
Then it's not "free" and your doing it legally....... I pay $8 for Google, Netflix and hulu plus I buy movies on Blu-ray
Youtube is pretty free...
You wrote like you mean pirating......