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$25 Statement Credit Posted for US Bank Club Carlson Credit Card for 3 x $25 PayPal Payments

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Good morning everyone.  At the end of March, I wrote this blog post: Targeted Q2 Credit Card Offers Part 2: 10,000 JetBlue TrueBlue Points & US Bank Club Carlson $25 Statement Credit.  Yesterday, I covered the first offer from that post: 5 Months Later, I Received 10,000 Bonus JetBlue Points from Barclays JetBlue Plus Credit Card Promo.  Today, I will cover the second offer.  It was a pretty simple offer: make 3 PayPal payments of $25 or more with your US Bank Club Carlson Credit Card and get a $25 statement credit.

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Club Carlson Promo: Up to 3 Free Friday Night Stays Worldwide or 30,000 Points

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Good morning everyone.  I have a quick promo to share with you from Club Carlson.  After you complete 2 Club Carlson stays between July 1 and September 30, you will earn a free Friday night certificate or 10,000 Club Carlson points (your choice).  You can earn the bonus up to 3 times per Club Carlson account.  To register for the promo, click here, enter your Club Carlson number, select the free Friday night certificate or 10,000 Club Carlson points, select your country and click the Register button.  I registered my Club Carlson personal and business accounts for this promo.

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Mysterious $25 Cash BONUS OFFER Posted to My US Bank Cash Plus Credit Card

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Good evening everyone.  A few days ago, my US Bank Cash Plus Credit Card statement closed and as I was looking through my statement, I noticed a $25 cash bonus listed in the rewards section.  Similar to finding money in your back pocket, I was immediately excited.  Where did this $25 come from?  Why was it given to me?  I tried to rack my brain, but couldn’t remember.

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4 Flavors of Club Carlson Credit Cards (High, Medium, Low & Biz)

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Good morning everyone, happy Friday!  A few days ago, I wrote How to Redeem your Club Carlson Domestic Free Night Certificate ($10,000 Yearly Spend Required). While working on that post, I was reminded that there are not 2, not 3, but 4 US Bank Club Carlson credit cards. I only have the US Bank Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card and the US Bank Club Carlson Business Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card (the 2 best US Bank Club Carlson credit cards, in my opinion), but I wanted to take a closer look at the other 2 US Bank Club Carlson credit cards to see if there was any reason to consider product changing to those credit cards.  To learn more about all of the US Bank Club Carlson credit cards, click here.

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How to Redeem your Club Carlson Domestic Free Night Certificate ($10,000 Yearly Spend Required)

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Good morning everyone, I hope you had a great weekend.  Yesterday, I redeemed my Club Carlson domestic free night certificate and wanted to share the process with you. A few years ago, I wrote How to Book your Club Carlson Worldwide Free Night Certificate, but I did not have the opportunity to earn and redeem a domestic free night certificate until just recently.  Fun fact, there are 4 different Club Carlson credit cards currently available, all with different perks, elite status, free anniversary points, and annual fees.  But the one thing that is the same on all the credit cards is the ability to earn a free night certificate valid at any domestic Club Carlson property after spending $10,000 or more on the Club Carlson credit card during your card member year.  For the record, I currently have the US Bank Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card and the US Bank Club Carlson Business Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card.

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