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My First Vanity: Which credit card brings best "rewards"?
Posted on 07/14/2003 3:19:47 PM PDT by capecodder
We'll be making some big purchases soon. Seeking FR wisdom and experience re: which credit cards bring the best "rewards."
Thanks for your help.
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To: capecodder
NONE.
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07/14/2003 3:20:36 PM PDT
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Registered
(77% of the mentally ill live in poverty, that leaves 23% doing quite well!)
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07/14/2003 3:22:27 PM PDT
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To: capecodder
Discover Card.
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posted on
07/14/2003 4:03:44 PM PDT
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gcruse
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To: capecodder
The one that is not used.
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posted on
07/14/2003 5:43:14 PM PDT
by
mlmr
(The chickens always come home to roost........unless they are eaten by the racoons.)
To: Registered
I know.
However, there are situations when you need to use a card--hotels, car rentals...
If you don't carry a balance, using one for big ticket items represents an opportunity for some pay-back.
Airmiles, for instance.
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To: Chinatown
Airmiles via which card? How much was the fee?
A good deal might be worth the fee...
To: capecodder
Check out the Northwest Airlines Visa card. I recently received an offer for what looks like a pretty good deal. Depending on your credit rating, I assume, you can apply for the standard card with a fixed limit or the Platinum version with no fixed limit. You get either 5000 or 7500 miles for signing up and a once-a-year 4000 mile credit when you book a flight. The annual charge is something like a 1000 mile deduction from your account rather than a cash fee. NW miles can also be used on Continentinal, Delta and Alaska air lines.
To: capecodder
Couldn't find the literature they sent me to verify my previous psst,so I looked up their offer on nwa.com. It's slightly different from what they sent me. You get 10,000 miles for either the standard or the Platinum versions and there is a $55 or $90 annual fee (for which you get either 55 or 90 miles).
To: capecodder
I have a drivers edge citbank card and get a 2% rebate toward ANY vehicle (new, used, ford, chev, trailer) I purchase.
If they can pay me 2%, what are they charging the retailer????
To: Fog Nozzle
Thanks for your help.
I'll be checking it out today.
To: PeterPrinciple
Thanks.
Don't need a car right now, but a trip would be great.
To: Registered
I would like to help people that might not understand your
mean spirited reply. I believe the proper response should
have been, NOT EVEN ONE (1) OF THOSE LOUSEY, CHEATING, THIEVING, PUNK CARDS SHOULD BE USED FOR ANYTHING EXCEPT SCRAPING SNOW AND/OR ICE OFF YOUR WINDSHIELD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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posted on
07/15/2003 9:24:50 AM PDT
by
texasreb
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