(Hat Tip to Kenny @ Saverocity for the inspiration)
Good evening everyone, I am writing this blog post from The Hall, a bar/restaurant in SF as I wait for a few travel hackers to join me. This morning on BART, I read Kenny’s post about his recent Citi retention offers and I thought I would share my retention offer strategy and a few tips and tricks. I’ve probably mentioned these tips and tricks a few times on this blog, but a refresher is always welcome.
Let me recap my recent retention offer call to Chase regarding my Chase Ink Plus Business Credit Card. The $95 annual fee was going to post at the end of this month and I haven’t used this credit card in 6+ months (my Chase Ink Bold Business Credit Card get’s all my love).
Good evening everyone. 1 month ago, Chase sent out letters announcing that they would be converting all Chase Ink Bold Charge Cards into credit cards with a stated credit limit and cash advance limit. Those changes are not effective as of August 31, 2015 and all changes are now live. Here is a summary of the changes:
This evening when I logged into my Chase online account, I noticed the stated credit limit of $12,000 on my Chase Ink Bold Business Card.
Good morning everyone, Staples has another American Express Gift Card Easy Rebate offer starting this Sunday. After spending $300 or more in American Express Gift Cards, you will receive a $20 Staples Gift Card as a rebate. Only one rebate per household, so get creative. This promo does not begin until Sunday, August 30, so don’t go out shopping just yet.
Good afternoon everyone. I was recently approved for a US Bank Cash Plus Credit Card (still waiting for the card to arrive in the mail). However, the credit card already shows up on my US Bank online account with a link to enroll in Q3 cash back categories. This is my first time looking at US Bank’s cash back categories and here are my thoughts on the enrollment process and the cash back categories.
