@joedtx wrote:Why????? That is a fantastic card plus it looks good as well.
Come on let's face facts if there was a CC out there that offered AMAZING perks like 7% on everything and was called the Prostate Card you guys WOULD NOT care what it looks like or what it is called......It would simply be everyone chiming in saying "I love my prostate", 'Never leave home without my prostate' , 'My Prostate is alway my go to for everything', "Cashiers always compliment me on my Prostate' , 'My Prostate is very generous' , well you get the picture.
I'm not sure if I'd go for the prostate card, but even if I do... then I'd just call it "pro" rather than by the full name 
Interesting sometimes I feel like i'm the only one who really looks at the Interest Rate and Cash Rewards (I rarely travel).
Some of the CC products out there require a flowchart, spreadsheet, and Powerpoint presentation by the legal department to fully determine what your Rewards benefits encompass. But it's great when I hear about those who do! 
@joedtx wrote:Interesting sometimes I feel like i'm the only one who really looks at the Interest Rate and Cash Rewards (I rarely travel).
Some of the CC products out there require a flowchart, spreadsheet, and Powerpoint presentation by the legal department to fully determine what your Rewards benefits encompass. But it's great when I hear about those who do!
Which cards(s) are you thinking of? I don't know of cashback cards with a very complex system these days, Citi's flight point scheme was overly complex, but that has gone.
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@joedtx wrote:Interesting sometimes I feel like i'm the only one who really looks at the Interest Rate and Cash Rewards (I rarely travel).
Some of the CC products out there require a flowchart, spreadsheet, and Powerpoint presentation by the legal department to fully determine what your Rewards benefits encompass. But it's great when I hear about those who do!
Which cards(s) are you thinking of? I don't know of cashback cards with a very complex system these days, Citi's flight point scheme was overly complex, but that has gone.
Sorry I should clarify that, I was referring to some CC Point / Rewards programs But on that note do folks find themselves calling to simply answer questions and gain insight only to get connected to a foreign call center and now are faced with a language barrier on top of a complicated situation?
@Open123 wrote:From my perspective, rewards are fun, much like a hobby. For me, it's a lot more fun and interesting to accrue points & miles to maximize the value for redemption and earnings rate than it is to accrue straight cashback.
+1 Yay another one like me that loves to find some good values, like the 170k UR for RT to BKK in first class on Korea Air lol
