The best reward you've got from your card?

Alex · Joined: 03 Oct 2007 Posts: 17

I'm getting a kick from doubling my rewards by getting coupons for the Hollywood video rentals. Save's me a bunch of money cause I like watching movies with my kids. But I'd like to know what other people think the best reward is.

So, what about you? Smile

nima · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 16

Good American Cash! It is he greatest credit card reward of all. Very Happy

My card is:

CITI® DIAMOND PREFERRED® REWARDS CARD

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
as low as 10.24%
Annual Fee:
$0

Apply for Citi® Diamond Preferred® Rewards Card

City Reards card is the best one for me!!! What abou you, folks?

monster77 · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 12

I agree with Nima... Cash is King!!!
Cash is always a safe bet and wins every time.
You've got to work pretty hard to get something like a TV or monitor.
Cool

shopgirl · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 21

Hey guys,

I checked your credit card rewards that you recieved. Its wonderful to hear. Unfortunately i never got one from my credit card. Sad

Plyz do let me know what is it that you guys were doing differntly that i was not. I would love to recieve a reward from my credit card too

cardexpert · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 21

Shopgirl,

We are sorry that you are not a holder of rewards credit card. You have to know that there are plenty of credit cards that offer their holders the wide spectrum of rewards such as gas rewards credit cards, cash back credit cards, or miles credit card. Our website is designated to help people to find teh right credit card. If you wish to apply for reawards credit card we are glad to help you. Check the list of our best rewards credit cards below:

DISCOVER® MORE CARD

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
10.99%
Annual Fee:
$0

This card is one of the best rewards cedit cards!

CHASE FREEDOM (SM)

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
As low as 9.99%
Annual Fee:
None

Our prefferable cash back credit card!

DISCOVER® OPEN ROAD CARD

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
10.99%
Annual Fee:
$0

For those who interested in cash back GAS credit cards.

BLUE SKY FROM AMERICAN EXPRESS

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
as low as 8.99%
Annual Fee:
$0

Apply for Blue Sky from American Express

It is perfect for earning airmile points.

shopgirl · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 21

Thanks guys, I've just applied for Discover More Card! Hopefully I will get approved and will enjoy rewards as well as you'll Very Happy

nima · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 16

Just wanted to add a comment how great Discover Credit Cards .
Just yesterday, I realized I have finally earned enough cash back, to get a laptop that I want. I am so excited about this, because I only used my credit card for everyday purchases, and then paid it off in full every month. So, really, it is a free laptop. Just wanted to let everyone know... check out the things Discover Credit Cards can offer you at and reap the great perks for yourself!

DISCOVER® MORE CARD

Intro APR:
0%
Reg APR:
10.99%
Annual Fee:
$0

Claudia · U POSTER Joined: 11 Feb 2008 Posts: 39

how long did that take you? you must be spending a lot of money to get a cash back to cover your new toy.

Steve B · Joined: 06 Feb 2008 Posts: 46

300$ cash for me in less than 10 month. I think it's a great way to use your card for EVERY purchase you make anyways, but to make sure to pay the balance in full every month.

MoBi · U POSTER Joined: 08 Feb 2008 Posts: 38

Hi you'll!
In my opinion, to own a credit card is beneficial by itself!!! Take it as a granted, because many people in this world don't even know how they look like!
But if you can get rewards from using credit cards it is good for you.

Manage your credit card carefully and be rewarded!

MoBi

Claudia · U POSTER Joined: 11 Feb 2008 Posts: 39

hey guys, was talking to one of my friends and he is using amex card for his business. he charges all he can to his card. last year he got sorta like 350K points on his card (amex gold) and it translates into 7-14 airline tickets if you tranfer your points to delta or whoever else accepts them. that's crazy! in a good way Smile

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i guess this is the card he was referring to