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Huntington Voice has 3% for utilities and you can change it every quarter if your spending categories change!
@Anonymous wrote:
Amex 5 % on simply cash for cell. Soft pull if you have Amex, and hidden trade line.
That's one reason why I've been seriously thinking about getting this card. Been comparing that, BBP and Amazon Biz.
I only wish it was for utilities as well, instead of just Cell.
Be nice to find one card to pool several of these off categories, most of them seem to only focus on Dining/shopping/gas.
@dlister70 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:BBVA Compass ClearPoints’ utilities 3% category includes utilities, cell phones, and cable in it. BBVA’s categories are extremely broad.
I haven't heard of this card before, so I went and looked it up. It has several categories that I don't typically see. You can pick one for 3% and one for 2%:
maintenance, dining, gas, grocery, utilities, travel, business, retail, health care, entertainment
I wonder what maintenance covers? Does retail just mean any brick and mortar store? What does business cover? And health care?!? Are you kidding me? I could get 3% back on my hospital bills?
Interesting card.. I guess only the 3% category makes sense since you should have a 2% card for everything else anyway. It also looked regional from the wording on the website. "BBVA Compass operates in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, New Mexico and Texas." but it was unclear if they issued the card outside of those areas.
The ClearPoints categories are insanely broad. I ordered from Woot Gourmet and they coded it as groceries (interesting since it used to be Wine Woot and its still billed as such). They even coded a PayPal purchase from Dell Outlet as retail and I’m not aware of anyone else who does that, Dell Outlet is refurbished and scratch and dent which disqualifies them for category cash back from most.
BBVA counts my Comcast bill and my Xfinity Mobile bill as utilities so I use the card for those.
They are geo-fenced unless you get a mailer. Those mailers have been going out all over the country.
I'd never even seen or heard of them until I found this sight, and just recently received a mailer a few weeks back.