Costco Anywhere Visa® Card

[deltatee]

UncleB, I must be superficial because I LOVE a good looking card!

[redpat]

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@deltatee wrote:
UncleB, I must be superficial because I LOVE a good looking card!

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And the color blue, lol!

[kdm31091]

If you shop at Costco anyway, this is a decent cash back card. As  far as signing up for it just for the cash back and paying the fee yet never shopping at Costco...meh. Don't think it's really worth that for 3% on dining/travel when you get those options on other cards for free, and not have to only cash out once a year.

Good, solid card for Costco shoppers, but for a general cashback card? I wouldn't waste the HP, personally, with the caveats and fee.

[Anonymous]

realistically, unless you already have a costco membership, this isn't a card someone should be looking at.

if you do have a costco membership then this card is a SOLID daily use card.

[kdm31091]

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@Anonymous wrote:
realistically, unless you already have a costco membership, this isn't a card someone should be looking at.

if you do have a costco membership then this card is a SOLID daily use card.

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Right, but people sign up for Sam's, never shop there, just to get the mastercard, so I would assume some people would do the same with the Costco card.

[FinStar]

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@redpat wrote:

Ordinary.

Irish is right again.

Now wait, has he ever been wrong......?????

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No

[deltatee]

Redpat, I think it's coincidence. I don't consciously seek out blue cards. At least those two red squares on the new Anywhere card will add a splash of color to my siggy!

[UncleB]

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@kdm31091 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
realistically, unless you already have a costco membership, this isn't a card someone should be looking at.

if you do have a costco membership then this card is a SOLID daily use card.

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Right, but people sign up for Sam's, never shop there, just to get the mastercard, so I would assume some people would do the same with the Costco card.

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+1

Folks just have to do the math to see if it works out for them. 

I'm actually one of the people who got the Sam's Club MasterCard even though (at the time) I wasn't a Sam's Club enthusiast - for me, the math made sense either way (I have significant hotel expenses).  However, since getting the membership and credit card I've shopped at Sam's enough to earn back the membership fee (via savings) even without considering the rewards from their credit card, so for me it's a win-win. 

If I had been approved last summer for the BoA AAA Visa card, I wouldn't have bothered with Sam's at all... but in the end I'm actually better off the way it worked out (Sam's Club MC covers my restaurant/fast food at 3% while the AAA Visa wouldn't have).

[Anonymous]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

 I love costco. But really, Do we need another thread for this card?????  Even if it was for sams club mastercard upgrades I wouldnt want new threads every day showing up.

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If anything, this is just as interesting news as your "June 4th is a sad day for Citibank" thread    You dont' have to read it! LOL

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mmmk but i dont post about it everyday in multiple threads, thanks.

[redpat]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

 I love costco. But really, Do we need another thread for this card?????  Even if it was for sams club mastercard upgrades I wouldnt want new threads every day showing up.

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If anything, this is just as interesting news as your "June 4th is a sad day for Citibank" thread    You dont' have to read it! LOL

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mmmk but i dont post about it everyday in multiple threads, thanks.

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I can tell it's the end of the week, everyone is getting cranky over credit......