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Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

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Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

With the new 'Samsung Rewards' offered on Samsung pay, I'd like to double dip.. using my card on there to get credit card rewards AND Samsung rewards towards a visa prepaid... but, I remember reading somewhere on at least one of my cards that you dont earn points for purchases done with Samsung Pay, Android Pay, and Apple pay... which is the only reason I havent been using it.. If I know FOR SURE, I'll still ger me credit card rewards, this will make me want to use samsung pay full time. Thanks in advance
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Anonymous
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

(specifically the cards in my signature please)
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Dalmus
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

I don't remember seeing anything about cards that won't pay rewards if you use Samsung (or Google or Apple) Pay...  I have seen lots of articles about how the updated Token system causes you to lose bonus category rewards, or anything other than the basic (everything else earns x points) rewards level.

 

For example, your Discover bonus 5% category is groceries.  You use the updated Samsung Pay, and Samsung charges your card for that amount, and then uses that amount to fund a temporary CC number.  Since Discover technically was charged by Samsung (or whatever financial service they use), you earn the default 1%.

 

At least that's my understanding...  I reserve the right to be completely wrong. Smiley Happy

 

Do you remember what card you read about that said no rewards?  I'm curious...

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longtimelurker
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay


@Dalmus wrote:

I don't remember seeing anything about cards that won't pay rewards if you use Samsung (or Google or Apple) Pay...  I have seen lots of articles about how the updated Token system causes you to lose bonus category rewards, or anything other than the basic (everything else earns x points) rewards level.

 

For example, your Discover bonus 5% category is groceries.  You use the updated Samsung Pay, and Samsung charges your card for that amount, and then uses that amount to fund a temporary CC number.  Since Discover technically was charged by Samsung (or whatever financial service they use), you earn the default 1%.

 

At least that's my understanding...  I reserve the right to be completely wrong. Smiley Happy

 

Do you remember what card you read about that said no rewards?  I'm curious...


Can you give a link to one of the discussions?  I've been getting correct category rewards on Samsung Pay, but just updated to the latest version (yesterdays).  Is that the one with the issue?

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Anonymous
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

I dont remember what or where i read about the rewards.. and it may have been just that- it may not recognize bonus categories for certain cards.. i just know whatever i read made me decide not to use it..

Longtimelurker- that us good news, and im hoping that puts my concern at ease.. What cards specifically do you know youre getting bonus reward categories on with Samsung pay if you dont mind me asking?
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uswala
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

Actually, I would like to know that as well. 

 

However, a few weeks back  I used Chase Freedom with Samsung pay to pay at Costco and I did get the 5% cashback. Freedom also gave me 5% on Costco purchases via Google Express. 

 

I do not know about other cards.

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longtimelurker
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@Anonymous wrote:
I dont remember what or where i read about the rewards.. and it may have been just that- it may not recognize bonus categories for certain cards.. i just know whatever i read made me decide not to use it..

Longtimelurker- that us good news, and im hoping that puts my concern at ease.. What cards specifically do you know youre getting bonus reward categories on with Samsung pay if you dont mind me asking?

American Express Old Blue Cash.  5% at supermarket.    It appears on the statement as Samsung Pay: Whole Foods Market for example

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washington12
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

I know it's not one of your cards as far as I know, but I don't get points from my blue sky when I use android pay.
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Anonymous
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

Would like to know this as well.  I was hoping to take advantage of the samsung promo and pair it with the amex 2x small business promo specifically on my SPG card.

 

Upon further readong on DOC, it looks like a max of $10 a month but that is still better than nothing.  And that is only the first month when you get rewards for half off plus the 2x points.

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Anonymous
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Re: Which cards still give rewards with Samsung Pay

http://http://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00043864/www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS000...

 

 

Will I continue to earn rewards and benefits from my payment cards when I pay using Samsung Pay?

 

When you make a payment with Samsung Pay, you will continue to receive the rewards and benefits (such as points or cash back) your physical card provides.

 

 

I have recieved all of my points so far.

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