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  • Amex Sending Check for Late Uber Credits in December

    Amex Sending Check for Late Uber Credits in December

    American Express is ending out check to some Platinum cardholders. The check are a payment for Uber credits that were issued late back in December 2018. Back then some people had issues with Uber credits, as about a month earlier Amex switched the way Uber credits were being handled. You get $15 each month, for…

  • New Terms for Citi Double Cash, Gift Cards Will Not Earn Rewards

    New Terms for Citi Double Cash, Gift Cards Will Not Earn Rewards

    They have updated the terms on its Citi Double Cash card for now only. The have a list of transactions that will not earn cash rewards and loads or reloads of balances on gift cards or prepaid cards or cash equivalents are listed in there.

  • Walmart Credit Cards to be Issued by Capital One Starting October 11, 2019

    Walmart Credit Cards to be Issued by Capital One Starting October 11, 2019

    On October 11, 2019, ownership of Walmart credit card Accounts will transfer from Synchrony Bank to Capital One, N.A. The switch will happen automatically, you don’t need to reapply.

  • Amex Airline Fee Credits – Gift Card Purchases Gone for Good?

    Amex Airline Fee Credits – Gift Card Purchases Gone for Good?

    Earlier in the year some gift card purchases weren’t triggering the credits. There have been more reports recently and now it looks like this is a permanent thing, not just a glitch.

  • Citi Enables Seamless ThankYou Points Redemption at Checkout

    Citi Enables Seamless ThankYou Points Redemption at Checkout

    Citi announced today its new Pay With Points feature, in partnership with Mastercard. The new feature allows select Citi cardholders to redeem points in real-time, starting in early July.

  • Citi Goes Wild, Cuts Almost All Benefits From Its Credit Cards

    Citi Goes Wild, Cuts Almost All Benefits From Its Credit Cards

    Citi came out with some troubling news this morning. The bank has decided to cut almost all benefits from its credit card lineup. They are showing a warning for these changing that will kick in on September 22, 2019.

  • Chase Now Enforcing 3-Month Limit for Spend Requirement on Card Bonuses

    Chase Now Enforcing 3-Month Limit for Spend Requirement on Card Bonuses

    New data points from the last few days show that now Chase might be moving to a strict 3 months. So if you get approved today, on 6/18, you have until 9/18 to complete your spending.

  • American Express Sending Out Checks for Annual Fee Errors

    American Express Sending Out Checks for Annual Fee Errors

    American Express has been sending out checks to some credit card customers in the last couple of days. The checks are for not properly crediting back an annual fee on Amex credit cards. There’s data points on r/churning and DoC but what’s strange is that most people seem to not know what the credit is…

  • New Citi 48 Month Rule on Credit Card Bonuses

    New Citi 48 Month Rule on Credit Card Bonuses

    They changed the rules a bit earlier this year, but now some applications have a new Citi 48 month rule that extends the waiting period.

  • Negative Change to Alaska Airlines Companion Fare Benefit

    Negative Change to Alaska Airlines Companion Fare Benefit

    The Bank of America Alaska Airlines credit card comes with an annual Companion Fare benefit. You pay $99 plus any fees, that usually start at around $28. With this companion fare your friends or family members can book any Alaska flight, so it adds value to the card. Previously you didn’t even need to pay with…

  • Matching Citi Credit Card Offers No Longer Guaranteed

    Matching Citi Credit Card Offers No Longer Guaranteed

    Getting matched to a better current offer is no longer guaranteed. There’s reports that some reps are requesting links or proof of mailers for targeted offers. Some others are just refusing to match to a better offer altogether.

  • Visa and Mastercard Reach Deal with European Union to Reduce Interchange Fees

    Visa and Mastercard Reach Deal with European Union to Reduce Interchange Fees

    Visa and Mastercard have reached a deal with the European Commission to cut inter-regional interchange currency fees. This is the latest concession from the two credit card networks in a long-running antitrust battle with the European Union. Retailers will be charged about 40% less on purchases made in the European Economic Area using Mastercard, Maestro,…

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