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Right now I'm at 79.694 miles. Cash out is $398.47. For those interested that brought up the option for cashing out.
@Anonymous wrote:
This is a great offer. I looked at prequalify page and all I am getting is quicksilver one. I guess 28/24 is a little bit too much for them. My Experian is clean at 770. Not worth 3 hard pulls to get rejected.
I don’t get any offers for what its worth i am 3/24, and my fico scores are also in the same range. I don’t have one cap one card either oh well , I will let everybody else try out the card and see which partners they like in their new program .
Do not forget about extra $100 for Global Entry or TSA
@simplynoir wrote:
It is 0.5 cent/pt for cashback so a horrible redemption.
you can cash out Venture points for 1cpp (statement credit) for travel
Easy hack to do it without actually travelling.
Book a refundable stay with Hotels.com. Wait unitl the charge posts to your CC balance, then cancel it (couple days later).
Give it another day or two, then the charge comes off your balance - but it still appears in the Rewards portal as a redeemable charge. Use your points to redeem for that charge.
@Anonymous wrote:
@simplynoir wrote:
It is 0.5 cent/pt for cashback so a horrible redemption.you can cash out Venture points for 1cpp (statement credit) for travel
Easy hack to do it without actually travelling.
Book a refundable stay with Hotels.com. Wait unitl the charge posts to your CC balance, then cancel it (couple days later).
Give it another day or two, then the charge comes off your balance - but it still appears in the Rewards portal as a redeemable charge. Use your points to redeem for that charge.
I rather use a 2% cb card like the DC than go through all that.
@simplynoir wrote:
I rather use a 2% cb card like the DC than go through all that.
No, I wouldn't use this card for every day spend, but if you want the 75 K pts.
All that said, C1 has a nice transfer partner system now, with a new pt currency, so its not actually a bad card anymore.
@Anonymous wrote:
@simplynoir wrote:
I rather use a 2% cb card like the DC than go through all that.No, I wouldn't use this card for every day spend, but if you want the 75 K pts.
Then I would use how it was originally intended for (travel purchase credits). But like you said the transfer partners make this a different story.