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I have the PlayStation® Card from Capital One®. As an avid gamer, this card is beneficial. You get more points if you use the card to buy games at the PlayStation store. You can use these points to redeem for various PlayStation merchandise.
I chose the Chase Freedom because of the rewards points. I have friends and Family make large purchases for them through my card and I get the points after. I especially like using the points to reduce the price on merchandise where I can redeem my points like on Chase.com or Amazon.
We have Chase Freedom credit card, and we love it, it gives $100 bonus, if you spend $500 in the first month. It has no annual fee, it gives 5% total cash back, and cash back never expires. We are going to add additional user, and we will get $25 if we use it within 3 months of opening the account. We have account with Chase Bank anyways, then why not use the credit card too. We are pleased with their service and specially rewards.
I chose the Chase Freedom mainly because of the rewards. There is a bonus $100 if you spend $500 within 3 months of opening the account. Like most other credit cards, the cashback is 1%. Chase customer service from my experience has also been top notch so that’s another positive.
How do I find out what I can get with my points (4436) on my Dakotaland Federal Credit Union Visa Card?
You can redeem your points for merchandise and travel, according to the issuer’s website. Creating a profile on the website will enable you to see your specific redemption options.
I have a Visa Rewards from Capital One. So far the benefits outweigh my yearly fee. I get 1.5% on everything and I can cash that out or use it to pay my bill. Which ever I choose. In less than 6 months I've covered my yearly fee and am on my way to earning a little over $100 for myself by the end of the year. There is no interest the first year and I have always had GREAT customer service with Capital one. I think there are other rewards but I haven't even checked those out. All in all I'd say worth the yearly fee if you are going to USE it. But if it's an emergency, stick in a drawer until I need a new tire or another emergency card I would find something else.
I recently received the visa quicksilver card and I m completely satisfied with it so far. I love the rewards system. I get 1.5 percent cash back on all purchases. It also allows me to cash out at any balance. This card is great in many other aspects as well. It has no annual fees and 0% Apr on the first year. I highly recommend it.
I am actually quite the fan of my CapitalOne Venture Rewards card. Not paying any APR on my purchases until 2015 is just fine by me, and it has one of the lower interest rate variables.
We use the CapitalOne Venture Rewards Card. It provides a 2% reward that can be used against any travel expenses. It is a good card if you spend a lot and do some traveling since there is also a yearly fee.
A rewards visa can be practical to have, though I must admit I didn't really take advantage of mine for a long time and still don't use it fully. The rewards element just came with the card. That said, the down side is that a lot of the 'perk' rewards have to be activated, and that's a pain to do. It's nice to get rewards but remembering to activate isn't always easy. I'm sure there's a lot I have missed out on. It is nice to know it's there, but because of how the card operates, it's not as practical as I'd like. In fact, it's not my primary card of choice as a result. If I could suggest anything, it would be to make all the perks automatic. If we use the card, we should get the benefits of that use whether or not we activate a reward element.
I have had good experiences with the Chase Sapphire Card. I started to use this card because I wanted to accumulate points for a few future trips that i wanted to take to Europe. The rewards points can be redeemed as travel rewards, as well as other options too. I find that the card suits my needs very well.
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