Good morning everyone, happy TGI Friday! I got an email from US Bank / Club Carlson about a credit line increase, which would also give me 250 bonus Club Carlson points. If you have a US Bank Club Carlson Visa Signature Credit Card, you should have received the offer. If not, you can click here and follow the steps below.
Good morning everyone. Hot on the heals of Citibank’s New Online Bonus Spend Tracker, US Bank has introduced their own spend tracker called ScoreBoard Reporting (sounds like a sports app to me). When you log into your US Bank online account, you will see ScoreBoard Reporting listed beneath every US Bank credit and debit card. I was curious about the new service, so I spent a few minutes playing around with the reporting features.
Good evening everyone, hopefully your week is off to a great start. A few days ago, I wrote US Bank Club Carlson Visa Signature and Business Cardholders Receiving Free Night E-Certificate (Different from Anniversary Night Certificates). In that post, I determined (thanks to reader comments) that everyone who has a US Bank Club Carlson credit card was going to receive a free night certificate (my letter is below). More interestingly, the free night certificate mentioned in the letter is not related to the $10,000 annual free night certificate (which is only valid in the United States, boo). Today (only 2 days later), I received an email with my free night certificate information. In this post, I will show you how to book your Club Carlson free night certificate at any Club Carlson hotel in the world.
(Hat Tip to Mike for the idea)
Good morning everyone. A few days ago, I wrote US Bank Club Carlson Visa Signature and Business Cardholders Receiving Free Night E-Certificate (Different from Anniversary Night Certificates) which showed that US Bank / Club Carlson is sending out free night certificates to cardholders. I received a letter for my US Bank Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card and my US Bank Club Carlson Business Rewards Visa Credit Card. Other readers commented that the no annual fee US Bank Club Carlson Rewards Visa Credit Card also received a free night certificate.
That got me thinking… if everyone got a free night certificate, is the US Bank Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card worth $75 more than the no annual fee US Bank Club Carlson Rewards Visa Credit Card? If you look at the Club Carlson credit card comparison page, you will only see the 3 versions that have annual fees. If you scroll all the way to the bottom of the page, click the link to view the no annual fee Club Carlson credit card.
Good Saturday morning everyone (I am writing this post at 12:02am). Earlier Friday night, I saw a few tweets from @Tym2Trvl about a letter he received from US Bank regarding a free night certificate from Club Carlson. Luckily, I got the same letter today and have uploaded the letters for my US Bank Club Carlson Visa Signature Credit Card ($75 annual fee version) and my US Bank Club Carlson Business Credit Card.
Coincidentally while calling US Bank to activate my US Bank Cash Plus Credit Card (only took 1 month between applying and receiving the credit card, that’s a story for another blog post), I asked the rep about the letter. He did not have much info to share, but he did say the letter was probably sent directly from Club Carlson and was not related to the free night certificate after spending $10,000 on the card. I can confirm that I have not spent $10,000 on my personal or business Club Carlson credit cards in the current year.
The letter says that I will receive an E-Certificate valid for 1 night at any Carlson Rezidor (Club Carlson) hotel worldwide. The E-Certificate would arrive via email directly from Club Carlson. At the bottom of the letter, the disclosure says the E-Certificate will post to my Club Carlson account within 6-8 weeks and will be good for 12 months from issuance.