Verizon Visa Rewards card 4%, 3%, 2%, 1%

[Remedios]

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

@ChargedUp simplycash isnt offered anymore...  As @Remedios mentioned if one is a verizon die hard and doesnt max everything out like myself with a make an excuse for 30 cards then this is a well rounded card imho as an average phone cell bill is at least 55-60 and most likely higher with verizon.

edit: wont lie signed up for notification within 24 hours ill get app link texted to me.. Whether I apply or not who knows .. Only have a 35k lowes card atm so have alot of meat on the bone left with sync....

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Congrats on your approval!

Also, first!!!

[CreditCuriosity]

Also another benefit.. This card is looking better and better...

Verizon customers get the Auto Pay discount – which either $5 or $10 per line each month – when paying with the Verizon credit card. 

So that is either 60-120 a year savings on something one pays for right there on a bill that has to be paid...

[Remedios]

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

[wasCB14]

Agreed, 1.5M would be unlikely. But even at 15,000 it would be under $100.

So what are the best options for phone service these days, as far as rewards and damage protection? Do any other cards include "telecom incidentals" like this?

Amex Platinum has the $20 credit (and is a card I'd have anyway) but that goes away in a few months.

How fussy is Chase about using an Ink Cash for personal telecom spend?

[CreditCuriosity]

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@Remedios wrote:

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

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Forgot 20% bonus for whenever you have to deal with talking to their CSR reps .. Never again will I have anything Xfininity I rather get hit in you know where 1000 times over.

[Aim_High]

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@wasCB14 wrote:

How fussy is Chase about using an Ink Cash for personal telecom spend?

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I've been doing it for a year with no issues.

With CSR, 7.5% in UR points when transferred over to it is hard to beat.

[Remedios]

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

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Frogot 20% bonus for whenever you have to deal with talkign to their CSR reps .. Never again will I have anything Xfininity I rather get hit in you know where 1000 times over.

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You're not even kidding

Last time I had to call them, a tree fell on their box. I specifically said "Three fell" 

CSR "Have you tried resetting your router" 

I just hung up and hoped one of my neighbors calls. 

[longtimelurker]

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@Remedios wrote:

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

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Frogot 20% bonus for whenever you have to deal with talkign to their CSR reps .. Never again will I have anything Xfininity I rather get hit in you know where 1000 times over.

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You're not even kidding

Last time I had to call them, a tree fell on their box. I specifically said "Three fell" 

CSR "Have you tried resetting your router" 

I just hung up and hoped one of my neighbors calls. 

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While these automated and mandatory checklists can be very annoying, they do actually have some value both to the company and the customer.   A surprising number of calls are due to things being unplugged or similar.    And, it has happened to me:  a guy repairing our washing machine had unplugged it and the FiOS box.   We called in to see where the internet had gone and were told "It looks like there is no power going to your ONT".     So we plugged it back in and,yes, it just happened to work that time!

[CreditCuriosity]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

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Frogot 20% bonus for whenever you have to deal with talkign to their CSR reps .. Never again will I have anything Xfininity I rather get hit in you know where 1000 times over.

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You're not even kidding

Last time I had to call them, a tree fell on their box. I specifically said "Three fell" 

CSR "Have you tried resetting your router" 

I just hung up and hoped one of my neighbors calls. 

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While these automated and mandatory checklists can be very annoying, they do actually have some value both to the company and the customer.   A surprising number of calls are due to things being unplugged or similar.    And, it has happened to me:  a guy repairing our washing machine had unplugged it and the FiOS box.   We called in to see where the internet had gone and were told "It looks like there is no power going to your ONT".     So we plugged it back in and,yes, it just happened to work that time!

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Should of bought a powerball ticket that night as well..  You most likely would of been retired by now!

[Remedios]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

I have Xfinity, and if they had a card, if would be something like 

5% for resetting router 

3% for time spent in vain trying to connect to xfinity network

1% on time spent pulling your hair because you thought it was a good idea at some point 

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Frogot 20% bonus for whenever you have to deal with talkign to their CSR reps .. Never again will I have anything Xfininity I rather get hit in you know where 1000 times over.

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You're not even kidding

Last time I had to call them, a tree fell on their box. I specifically said "Three fell" 

CSR "Have you tried resetting your router" 

I just hung up and hoped one of my neighbors calls. 

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While these automated and mandatory checklists can be very annoying, they do actually have some value both to the company and the customer.   A surprising number of calls are due to things being unplugged or similar.    And, it has happened to me:  a guy repairing our washing machine had unplugged it and the FiOS box.   We called in to see where the internet had gone and were told "It looks like there is no power going to your ONT".     So we plugged it back in and,yes, it just happened to work that time!

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You didn't check that before calling and raising costs for everyone?