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Is there a searchable rewards database so that if I'm making a purchase on a site, I can quickly look and see what credit cards offer bonus points for that merchant? I'm sure there is but 10 minutes of Googling didn't turn up anything.
I don't think so, but most are by categories so shouldn't be to hard.
Department Store
Grocery Store
Restaurant
Bar
Auto
Gas
Big Box Store
Airline
Car Rental
@Creditaddict wrote:I don't think so, but most are by categories so shouldn't be to hard.
Department Store
Grocery Store
Restaurant
Bar
Auto
Gas
Big Box Store
Airline
Car Rental
+1 I have never heard of such a database and I consider myself a connoisseur of reward cards Although it would be pretty sweet if one actually existed!
@Creditaddict wrote:I don't think so, but most are by categories so shouldn't be to hard.
Department Store
Grocery Store
Restaurant
Bar
Auto
Gas
Big Box Store
Airline
Car Rental
No, I mean shopping through a rewards program. So let's say I want to shop at NewEgg, I can search and see which rewards program offers the most points.
I checked out Evreward and that's along the lines of what I'm looking for, but it's seriously lacking and needs updating.
I imagine it would be pretty hard to have a completely accurate up to date one, but I like evreward especially as a starting ground.
For cashback, I read about but have not tried www.cashbackmonitor.com, http://cashbackholic.com/.
Also try http://www.nerdwallet.com/discounts/
Hardly. I could write a program in a few hours that would log into the major rewards program and scrape all the info.
@Walt_K wrote:I imagine it would be pretty hard to have a completely accurate up to date one, but I like evreward especially as a starting ground.
@Anonymous wrote:Hardly. I could write a program in a few hours that would log into the major rewards program and scrape all the info.
@Walt_K wrote:I imagine it would be pretty hard to have a completely accurate up to date one, but I like evreward especially as a starting ground.
Please do. And then share with us.
Definitely do it!
I have a Citi Cash Returns, Chase Freedom, & Amex BCP. Between specials offered at places like Barnes & Noble I'm not always sure which card to use.
What would be more useful IMO is a database where you can lookup any store and it will tell you what the merchant is categorized as. Would be useful for the times when I buy something and wonder if the merchant is categorized as a grocery store, or a restaurant, because for the Discover more there is a big difference between 5% and 0.25% lol