Good afternoon everyone, happy Friday! I was working on my Buy Miles & Points Page and found 4 offers that end in the next week. Always check the math to make sure that buying miles & points makes sense for you. Do not buy miles & points speculatively unless you have a use in mind. With that said, here are 4 offers that end soon. Up first, IHG Hotels is offering up to a 100% bonus, depending on the number of IHG One Rewards Points you purchase. This offer expires today – July 15.
Good afternoon everyone. A few month ago, I wrote My Experience Product Changing / Converting / Downgrading to the Citi Custom Cash Credit Card. In that post, I shared my experience product changing from the Citi AT&T Access More Credit Card to the Citi Custom Cash Credit Card. At the beginning of this year, I had 3 Citi AT&T Access More cards but by mid June, I had converted them all to Citi Custom Cash cards. In this post, I will share why I loved the Citi AT&T Access More and why I stopped loving the cards over the years.
First things first, the Citi AT&T Access More is no longer available to new applicants and Citi recently stopped allow people to product change to this card. With that info out of the way, here is why I used to love this card. Instead of a traditional sign up bonus, this card offered a $650 statement credit after you purchased a new AT&T phone. On September 20, 2016, I purchased a new AT&T phone (I honestly can’t remember which phone it was, but that’s not important). This card earns 3x Citi ThankYou Points on AT&T purchases and online purchases; 1x on everything else.
Good afternoon everyone. A few weeks ago, I did a mini app-o-rama and applied for 3 credit cards: Capital One Venture X Credit Card (read post), Chase IHG Rewards Premier Business Credit Card (read post), and Bank of America Alaska Airlines Credit Card.
In this post, I will show you the Bank of America Alaska Airlines card art, sign up bonus, and welcome letter. First things first, here is the front and back of the card. It is clean and nicely designed. I like that it has my Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan Number on the back. It has a very similar style as the Bank of America Alaska Airlines Business Credit Card.
Good morning everyone. A few weeks ago, I did a mini app-o-rama and applied for 3 credit cards: Capital One Venture X Credit Card (read post), Chase IHG Rewards Premier Business Credit Card, and Bank of America Alaska Airlines Credit Card (read post).
In this post, I will show you the Chase IHG Rewards Premier Business card art, welcome letter, brochure, and the online activation process. First things first, here is the front and back of the card. It is clean and nicely designed. It has a very similar style as the Chase IHG Rewards Premier Credit Card.
Good afternoon everyone. A few weeks ago, I did a mini app-o-rama and applied for 3 credit cards: Capital One Venture X Credit Card, Chase IHG Rewards Premier Business Credit Card (read post), and Bank of America Alaska Airlines Credit Card (read post).
In this post, I will show you the Venture X card art, welcome letter, brochure, and the online activation process. First things first, here is the front and back of the Venture X. It is not very flashy and looks very simple. On the back, there is a key icon. I figured out that you can hold the card up to the screen when you sign into the Capital One app to complete the Two Factor Authentication.
