You can use this website as a tool.
https://www.visa.com/supplierlocator/search/index.jsp
@KidFICO, that's the website/tool that I was referring to in my original post, I couldn't find any code for them there.
"Have no info on Hp.com, however have found many company's have MCC's
that don't report like they should.
I have a Cash+, and before changing to a new category, I test the water.
I call up and ask what MCC code they have, they never know, I then tell them
that it maters as to whether I purchase a large expensive item with them
or not, this has always let me talk them into a $1.00 swipe to test the water.
.or.
Just make a small purchase on something you need.
Let it clear, (3-4 days) then download current records as CSV/Text file.
The code used for the transaction is shown."
@Kforce, yeah, I thought I'd make a small purchase (in case all fails and I can't find an answer) so I can see what it shows up as, I made the mistake of not choosing electronic stores as a category and I wanted to see if it's worth to wait till June to make a purchase, which is pretty big, so 5% would pretty much save me about $100!
I was also wondering how I could see the merchant codes on my purchases through US Bank, thanks for the tip!
I have no idea how hp.com codes, but I would encourage you to consider perks related to the purchase and not just cash back. With electronics, an extended warranty and/or price protection could be worth much more than 5%.
Your credit is good enough to have a Cash+, so I'm guessing you may have some card with relevant perks.
@wasCB14, the cash plus card is a VISA signature card that does offer these perks so I wanted to maximize the rewards on this big purchase, if I could!
All feedbacks/replies are appreciated, if anybody knows how hp.com shows up on any VISA card, please let me know.
