Unless you’ve been living under the rock, you would know that this is the best premium card on the market today, period.
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A while ago I reviewed Pei which is a rebate app that pays you cashback in cryptocurrency. Now we’ve a rebate app called Bumped that pays you cashback in stocks. The stocks concept is an interesting one but is the app worth your time?
The new SPG Luxury Card comes with a big annual fee of $450. Thankfully, it comes with $300 Marriott credit and said credit isn’t too difficult to use.
As far as I recall this $50 offer is the highest hassle free offer I have seen in Grubhub in quite a while.
You may recall the recent 2018 Palladium Mint Coins and how almost every blog was telling you to resell for $50 profit. You may also recall my followup post on the matter “clueless blogger blogging coin deal and why it is problematic“. In that post I had mentioned that I made a deal with a PCGS authorized dealers and the deal would profit me $400.
Today I logged into a family member’s PRG account so I could refer myself. Why am I trying to apply even though I’ve had PRG before? Let’s just say I like poking Amex’s popup bonus denier. Anyway, during the process of referring myself, I noticed something strange. I noticed that one single American Express card (I tried multiple of them) can refer all American express cards with referrals. Family of cards doesn’t matter. Charge or credit card doesn’t matter. Hell, business or personal cards doesn’t matter.
The future of gaming Chase credit card is bleak and here is a post explaining why.
Today as I was logging into Citi website, I landed into a referral promotion page for Double Cash and when I dug further I noticed referral bonuses on more Citi cards!
This morning I got a text from my dad saying $100 Denizen bonus posted on his and mom’s account on September 10th. I checked and I had $100 credit for September 10th. Then after several friends and readers confirmed that they got bonus on September 10th as well, so I would assume most, if not all, already got their bonus. But the big question is if Denizen is a keeper?
The title of this post is somewhat click bait but it isn’t a lie. The recent blog posts on mint coin deal that appeared across all miles and points community seemed like a great idea until it wasn’t. I bet every blogger blogging about this thought they were breaking a story or doing their readers a service by giving them an opportunity to manufacture spend plus earn commission, while the blogs themselves earn some referral bonuses.
