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Participant[quote=outtamojo][quote=flu]Amex is giving you 2.5% cash back on all purchases???? Like econ prof said, wow….[/quote]
Will Wells Fargo let me buy some CD’s with the Amex?[/quote]
No and you cannot pay your taxes with the Amex and get cash back.
Participant[quote=outtamojo][quote=flu]Amex is giving you 2.5% cash back on all purchases???? Like econ prof said, wow….[/quote]
Will Wells Fargo let me buy some CD’s with the Amex?[/quote]
No and you cannot pay your taxes with the Amex and get cash back.
Participant[quote=outtamojo][quote=flu]Amex is giving you 2.5% cash back on all purchases???? Like econ prof said, wow….[/quote]
Will Wells Fargo let me buy some CD’s with the Amex?[/quote]
No and you cannot pay your taxes with the Amex and get cash back.
ParticipantThanks for the replies. Amex Blue Cash has 5% on groceries, gas, drugstores. 1.25% on all others. On average the last two years I got about 2.5%. The cycle ends in December. I will try the Gold “Premier Rewards” for 1 year since I have an offer to waive the fees for the first year.
These are the details for the Blue Cash:
# Get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, and drugstores, plus up to 1.25% cash back for all your other purchases.3
# There’s no limit on the cash rewards you can earnGold “Premier Rewards”
# Earn triple points on all airfare, double points on gas and groceries, and single points on virtually everything else throughout your membership
# Earn triple points when you use Bonus Points Mall® to shop online — there’s no limit to the number of points you can earn
# Earn an extra 15,000 bonus points when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year
From what I gather, 7,500 points equal $100 in airline tickets so it is not clear winner vs. Blue Cash.
ParticipantThanks for the replies. Amex Blue Cash has 5% on groceries, gas, drugstores. 1.25% on all others. On average the last two years I got about 2.5%. The cycle ends in December. I will try the Gold “Premier Rewards” for 1 year since I have an offer to waive the fees for the first year.
These are the details for the Blue Cash:
# Get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, and drugstores, plus up to 1.25% cash back for all your other purchases.3
# There’s no limit on the cash rewards you can earnGold “Premier Rewards”
# Earn triple points on all airfare, double points on gas and groceries, and single points on virtually everything else throughout your membership
# Earn triple points when you use Bonus Points Mall® to shop online — there’s no limit to the number of points you can earn
# Earn an extra 15,000 bonus points when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year
From what I gather, 7,500 points equal $100 in airline tickets so it is not clear winner vs. Blue Cash.
ParticipantThanks for the replies. Amex Blue Cash has 5% on groceries, gas, drugstores. 1.25% on all others. On average the last two years I got about 2.5%. The cycle ends in December. I will try the Gold “Premier Rewards” for 1 year since I have an offer to waive the fees for the first year.
These are the details for the Blue Cash:
# Get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, and drugstores, plus up to 1.25% cash back for all your other purchases.3
# There’s no limit on the cash rewards you can earnGold “Premier Rewards”
# Earn triple points on all airfare, double points on gas and groceries, and single points on virtually everything else throughout your membership
# Earn triple points when you use Bonus Points Mall® to shop online — there’s no limit to the number of points you can earn
# Earn an extra 15,000 bonus points when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year
From what I gather, 7,500 points equal $100 in airline tickets so it is not clear winner vs. Blue Cash.
ParticipantThanks for the replies. Amex Blue Cash has 5% on groceries, gas, drugstores. 1.25% on all others. On average the last two years I got about 2.5%. The cycle ends in December. I will try the Gold “Premier Rewards” for 1 year since I have an offer to waive the fees for the first year.
These are the details for the Blue Cash:
# Get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, and drugstores, plus up to 1.25% cash back for all your other purchases.3
# There’s no limit on the cash rewards you can earnGold “Premier Rewards”
# Earn triple points on all airfare, double points on gas and groceries, and single points on virtually everything else throughout your membership
# Earn triple points when you use Bonus Points Mall® to shop online — there’s no limit to the number of points you can earn
# Earn an extra 15,000 bonus points when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year
From what I gather, 7,500 points equal $100 in airline tickets so it is not clear winner vs. Blue Cash.
ParticipantThanks for the replies. Amex Blue Cash has 5% on groceries, gas, drugstores. 1.25% on all others. On average the last two years I got about 2.5%. The cycle ends in December. I will try the Gold “Premier Rewards” for 1 year since I have an offer to waive the fees for the first year.
These are the details for the Blue Cash:
# Get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, and drugstores, plus up to 1.25% cash back for all your other purchases.3
# There’s no limit on the cash rewards you can earnGold “Premier Rewards”
# Earn triple points on all airfare, double points on gas and groceries, and single points on virtually everything else throughout your membership
# Earn triple points when you use Bonus Points Mall® to shop online — there’s no limit to the number of points you can earn
# Earn an extra 15,000 bonus points when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year
From what I gather, 7,500 points equal $100 in airline tickets so it is not clear winner vs. Blue Cash.
September 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM in reply to: OT: Renting a place in NYC from Craiglist (2 weeks)… #610332ParticipantOx,
My friend found a place to stay from a reputable website. The location was not so convenient and the price was higher. Even another friend told him that the Craigslist listing was a scam. He tried to stop the money transfer but I don’t know if he was successful and I didn’t want to ask.
September 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM in reply to: OT: Renting a place in NYC from Craiglist (2 weeks)… #610417ParticipantOx,
My friend found a place to stay from a reputable website. The location was not so convenient and the price was higher. Even another friend told him that the Craigslist listing was a scam. He tried to stop the money transfer but I don’t know if he was successful and I didn’t want to ask.
September 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM in reply to: OT: Renting a place in NYC from Craiglist (2 weeks)… #610965ParticipantOx,
My friend found a place to stay from a reputable website. The location was not so convenient and the price was higher. Even another friend told him that the Craigslist listing was a scam. He tried to stop the money transfer but I don’t know if he was successful and I didn’t want to ask.
September 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM in reply to: OT: Renting a place in NYC from Craiglist (2 weeks)… #611075ParticipantOx,
My friend found a place to stay from a reputable website. The location was not so convenient and the price was higher. Even another friend told him that the Craigslist listing was a scam. He tried to stop the money transfer but I don’t know if he was successful and I didn’t want to ask.
September 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM in reply to: OT: Renting a place in NYC from Craiglist (2 weeks)… #611390ParticipantOx,
My friend found a place to stay from a reputable website. The location was not so convenient and the price was higher. Even another friend told him that the Craigslist listing was a scam. He tried to stop the money transfer but I don’t know if he was successful and I didn’t want to ask.
Participant[quote=Russell]…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).[/quote]
Most Piggs lease their wifes. This way you can always have a new model. Have you seen the late 80s models? Much better than the 70s model I had before.
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