Card for streaming services

[ptatohed]

Not exactly credit card related and doesn't cover OP's streaming services but I thought I'd throw it out there.  If you have Citigold or Citigold PC, you can receive a $200 or $400 subscription rebate each year.  Covers Prime, Hulu, Spotify, Costco membership, and a few others.  I'm considering Citigold for at least the Prime rebate.  

https://subscriptions.citi.com/

[Tcal]

I think the US Bank/Elan cards are your best bet % wise. There are other cards that give 3% that will likely cover it, but its hard to know for sure as that info isn't usually publicly accessible. 

Hopefully someone who has these cards can chime in & give data points for ya. 

[FireMedic1]

FWIW. Still new to AMEX. Looks like the BCP."There are 28 streaming subscriptions that qualify for 6% cash back, including popular services like Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, Apple Music, Disney+ and Prime Video, as well as services that are typically not included among other cards, such as ESPN+, Audible and YouTube."

https://www.cnbc.com/select/best-credit-cards-for-streaming-services/ 

Check the list here:

https://www.americanexpress.com/us/rewards-info/retail.html 

[CreditCuriosity]

I get parmount plus free each month ad free.. just get the new code each month

[Tcal]

I'd rather buy it and not get ads. I got it for $50 for the year

[ptatohed]

All this 'Paramount+, ads, no ads' stuff.    There are two plans.  They are both Paramount+.  One is Paramount+ Essential (ads) and the other is Paramount+ Premium (no ads). 

I get P+ Essential free ($50/yr value) with WM+ ($99 for the year).  P+ Premium is $100/yr.

Wait, @CreditCuriosity , how do you get P+ Premium for free????  

[CreditCuriosity]

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@ptatohed wrote:

All this 'Paramount+, ads, no ads' stuff.    There are two plans.  They are both Paramount+.  One is Paramount+ Essential (ads) and the other is Paramount+ Premium (no ads). 

I get P+ Essential free ($50/yr value) with WM+ ($99 for the year).  P+ Premium is $100/yr.

Wait, @CreditCuriosity , how do you get P+ Premium for free????  

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@ptatohed thanks to DOC..  order for month once authorization goes through cancel and free month of course make sure you put promo code in and book mark this page.  Havent paid in over a yeard.  People can judge me for who I am, but CC rewards are coupon shopping just like this .  Just keep rinsing and repeating

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/free-month-of-cbs-all-access-with-promo-code-giving-works-for-new-exi...

[FireMedic1]

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

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@ptatohed wrote:

All this 'Paramount+, ads, no ads' stuff.    There are two plans.  They are both Paramount+.  One is Paramount+ Essential (ads) and the other is Paramount+ Premium (no ads). 

I get P+ Essential free ($50/yr value) with WM+ ($99 for the year).  P+ Premium is $100/yr.

Wait, @CreditCuriosity , how do you get P+ Premium for free????  

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@ptatohed thanks to DOC..  order for month once authorization goes through cancel and free month of course make sure you put promo code in and book mark this page.  Havent paid in over a yeard.  People can judge me for who I am, but CC rewards are coupon shopping just like this .  Just keep rinsing and repeating

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/free-month-of-cbs-all-access-with-promo-code-giving-works-for-new-exi...

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No different than the ole 3B trial from Credit Check Total that you dont hear much of anymore.

[arunkumarmm]

Did you check USB Altitude GO? 

its a 2% on streaming but will give you a $15 credit on 12th month after 11 continuous months of charging on the card.

if you spend $300 in a year, its more like 2%+5%

if you spend more than that, you can check Altitude Connect. It has a $30 credit but a $95 annual fee

[odd_dog]

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@arunkumarmm wrote:

Did you check USB Altitude GO? 

its a 2% on streaming but will give you a $15 credit on 12th month after 11 continuous months of charging on the card.

if you spend $300 in a year, its more like 2%+5%

if you spend more than that, you can check Altitude Connect. It has a $30 credit but a $95 annual fee

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Yeah think i pretty much checked them all which is why I am asking about the two cards in the original post. I pay once a year so a reward for  consecutive monthly payments are useless to me.