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which card is better for Amazon Purchases. is it better to apply for the Amazon visa or just use my discover it and chase freedom for those purchases when the bonus category shows up, which is usually around this time. any cards that have amazon as a bonus all year long ?
my cards :
Amex GREEN :NPSL
BOFA Cash: $12,600
citi double cash : $3,888
discover it: $6,200
Chase Marriot: $5,000
Chase IHG: $2,000
Chase CSP: $5,000
Chase Freedom: $7,000
Amex ED : $4,400
Amex Old Blue Cash: $12,800
@Anonymous wrote:which card is better for Amazon Purchases. is it better to apply for the Amazon visa or just use my discover it and chase freedom for those purchases when the bonus category shows up, which is usually around this time. any cards that have amazon as a bonus all year long ?
my cards :
Amex GREEN :NPSL
BOFA Cash: $12,600
citi double cash : $3,888
discover it: $6,200
Chase Marriot: $5,000
Chase IHG: $2,000
Chase CSP: $5,000
Chase Freedom: $7,000
Amex ED : $4,400
Amex Old Blue Cash: $12,800
I don't exactly know the CB savings on Amazon cards. But unfortunately Discover 5% and Chase Freedom ends today.
Chase Visa is 3%. If you are a Prime member, then one option is the Amazon Store card, which gives 5% all the time (or good financing terms for purchases above a certain amount).
With your existing cards, you could buy Amazon gift cards at a supermarket with the ED (=2.4MR if you get 20 swipes a month) or, if you are above threshold, with the OBC at drug store or grocery and get 5% off.
I have the Chase Amazon and I do not use it. I use the Discover to load up Amazon gift card to get 5% and use the balance for purchases. But not all purchases can use the Amazon gift card balance.
I do not think Chase Freedom has Amazon this quarter. I'm over the limit anyway.
For Amazon Prime, Amazon store card is the way to go. You get cash balance automatically.
Just got the Store card, after Sallie mae took a dump. Love it. But the Discover is nice, 5% off Amazon last 6 months of the year. At least the past two years so hopefully it won't change. Plus the first 3 months, 5% off gas.. The card is good all year around. Even if some of that is covered by other cards, having backups - spreading your spend around, is a good idea.
For someone that doesn't have the Discover. Discover is currently offering a $75 cash back credit through Amazon. http://www.doctorofcredit.com/discover-75-150-public-signup-bonus/
@Gmood1 wrote:For someone that doesn't have the Discover. Discover is currently offering a $75 cash back credit through Amazon. http://www.doctorofcredit.com/discover-75-150-public-signup-bonus/
That link says that you can get the double cashback on the second card of the same type. I was interpreting "new cardmembers only" to exclude this, but maybe not. Have people here got this?
I would suggest the Amazon Prime Store Card. I love the 5% back and the interest free financing on purchases of $150 and above.