@longtimelurker wrote:
@angelcred10 wrote:Mine charges a $20 Fee..
My Citi Double Cash is 1+1 so it actually evens exactly.. almost not worth it for myself.
1085 total = about $21 back so I make a lousy dollar haha
But that's a $1 EVERY month, so in just 80 years you will have nearly $1000! Think what $1000 will buy in 2095!
maybe a hover board! 
@angelcred10 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@angelcred10 wrote:Mine charges a $20 Fee..
My Citi Double Cash is 1+1 so it actually evens exactly.. almost not worth it for myself.
1085 total = about $21 back so I make a lousy dollar haha
But that's a $1 EVERY month, so in just 80 years you will have nearly $1000! Think what $1000 will buy in 2095!
maybe a hover board!
You'll be lucky to get a candy bar for $1,000 in 80 years.
@CreditCuriousity wrote:well 3% of 1500 for two month = 90 dollars vs. 500 in CSP sign up bonus so net around $410 still sounds good to me.. Missing something? I can meet the min. spend, but might be doing to Min spends at the same time and becomes a bit tougher is all..
using CSP for cash isn't the best usage :-(
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:well 3% of 1500 for two month = 90 dollars vs. 500 in CSP sign up bonus so net around $410 still sounds good to me.. Missing something? I can meet the min. spend, but might be doing to Min spends at the same time and becomes a bit tougher is all..
using CSP for cash isn't the best usage :-(
I didnt mean cash equiv. I meant UR points, but hopefully you get my point.. I will be using it for airline ticket.. I was just trying to simplify it
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:well 3% of 1500 for two month = 90 dollars vs. 500 in CSP sign up bonus so net around $410 still sounds good to me.. Missing something? I can meet the min. spend, but might be doing to Min spends at the same time and becomes a bit tougher is all..
using CSP for cash isn't the best usage :-(
I didnt mean cash equiv. I meant UR points, but hopefully you get my point.. I will be using it for airline ticket.. I was just trying to simplify it
Ok :-) makes me smh IRL when people use mr or ur for cash or statement credit. Its not as bad with chase but still not optimal usage!!
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:well 3% of 1500 for two month = 90 dollars vs. 500 in CSP sign up bonus so net around $410 still sounds good to me.. Missing something? I can meet the min. spend, but might be doing to Min spends at the same time and becomes a bit tougher is all..
using CSP for cash isn't the best usage :-(
I didnt mean cash equiv. I meant UR points, but hopefully you get my point.. I will be using it for airline ticket.. I was just trying to simplify it
Ok :-) makes me smh IRL when people use mr or ur for cash or statement credit. Its not as bad with chase but still not optimal usage!!
Chase UR for statement credit isn't anywhere near as bad as MR for statement credit.
@Anonymous wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:well 3% of 1500 for two month = 90 dollars vs. 500 in CSP sign up bonus so net around $410 still sounds good to me.. Missing something? I can meet the min. spend, but might be doing to Min spends at the same time and becomes a bit tougher is all..
using CSP for cash isn't the best usage :-(
I didnt mean cash equiv. I meant UR points, but hopefully you get my point.. I will be using it for airline ticket.. I was just trying to simplify it
Ok :-) makes me smh IRL when people use mr or ur for cash or statement credit. Its not as bad with chase but still not optimal usage!!
Chase UR for statement credit isn't anywhere near as bad as MR for statement credit.
that is why i said its not as bad with chase but if you have csp you shouldn't be using it for cash imo . Give me those 50k points i could find an nice way to use them !!