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@MrDisco99 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@MrDisco99 wrote:Kinda funny how obvious this is a reaction to the Citi Custom Cash.
Does this stack on top of the +2% on dining or drugstores?
If so I'll be making a lot more trips to CVS for 11% back.
How? I would think it was 3% for drug store + 5% for most common category, making 8%
1% base
2% drugstore category bonus
4% Q4 top category bonus
4% Q4 PayPal bonus (I pay with the app at checkout)
11% total
The Flex has 3% drugstore category, so it would be 12%
@Taurus22 wrote:If anyone had a sizeable home improvement project they could order material/appliances online, PayPal would stack.
Any Travel reservations online would stack.
And anyone who regularly orders food online, this would also stack.
FFlex is already on my TO-DO list, but this certainly strengthens its weight....I hope Chase continues with these kind of promos...
And @JNA1 ........stop it. I know what's going on in that head right now.
I can think about it all I want, but I'm sulking in the garden for quite a while yet! 😭🤷♂️😂
@xenon3030 wrote:It is on the Chase website, but not in the individual account.
Not sure whether it counts Amazon as a top purchase.
Also, Paypal Key still gives comming soon and not available messages. I tried every possible way but no luck to get a PPK
I still don't see it.
Where is it on thier site?
@Yankee2 wrote:
@MrDisco99 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@MrDisco99 wrote:Kinda funny how obvious this is a reaction to the Citi Custom Cash.
Does this stack on top of the +2% on dining or drugstores?
If so I'll be making a lot more trips to CVS for 11% back.
How? I would think it was 3% for drug store + 5% for most common category, making 8%
1% base
2% drugstore category bonus
4% Q4 top category bonus
4% Q4 PayPal bonus (I pay with the app at checkout)
11% total
The Flex has 3% drugstore category, so it would be 12%
No, it's 1% base + 2% bonus, and the rules make it clear that the base is only counted once, so the (theoretical) calculation is right.
@MrDisco99 does Paypal + drugstore stack anyway? That is, if you buy something at CVS with Paypal, do you get 5 or 7%? You can just do a trial purchase before committing to making drug stores your biggest category!
Saw this today restaurant spend of up to $1500 is going on this card for 7% back then transferred to Sapphire as always
@longtimelurker wrote:@MrDisco99 does Paypal + drugstore stack anyway? That is, if you buy something at CVS with Paypal, do you get 5 or 7%? You can just do a trial purchase before committing to making drug stores your biggest category!
Yep
@JNA1 wrote:
@Taurus22 wrote:If anyone had a sizeable home improvement project they could order material/appliances online, PayPal would stack.
Any Travel reservations online would stack.
And anyone who regularly orders food online, this would also stack.
FFlex is already on my TO-DO list, but this certainly strengthens its weight....I hope Chase continues with these kind of promos...
And @JNA1 ........stop it. I know what's going on in that head right now.
I can think about it all I want, but I'm sulking in the garden for quite a while yet! 😭🤷♂️😂
But you got the awesome Affinity card and CL. Is that an app you are using there?
Well, if Chase is going to play like that, I may just have to stop at a branch on the way home from work to see if I have any hidden offers 😁
If not, I just might PC my Freedom Visa over. Like others, I've left it be for Costco use, but if Chase is going to make CFF into a Custom Cash hybrid, then I'll definitely get more value from it year round than I would for the one quarter it gets the Costco swipes instead of AOD.
I suppose this is more incentive for me to switch to the CFF from the CF since I don't see this on the CF.
Is there any information on whether this offer would be available only for CFF but not for the old Chase Freedom (CF)?
CFF has a small SUB (~200$) but it gives 5% on groceries in the first year (excluding Walmart/Target). Instead of PC, it might be better to apply for CFF directly.