[Update 5/23/19: More people got targeted today via email.]
The Offer
No direct link, offer being sent out via email with subject line: <your first name>, please take a moment to activate 2% Back on ALL everyday purchases
- From now until August 1, 2019, you can earn 2% Back on ALL of your everyday purchases.
Standard earning is 2% Back at restaurants, gas stations and drugstores and 1% everywhere else (outside Amazon/WF).
The Fine Print
- Purchases must post to your account by August 1, 2019.
- Offer excludes purchases at Amazon.com and Whole Foods Market.
- Activate by June 1, 2019, to earn double rewards on everyday purchases!
Our Verdict
Most people have another 2% card, this isn’t better, but it’s another option temporarily.
Hat tip to readers Jim, ninja421 and anonymous
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If you take advantage of Citipricerewind Doublecash earns less than 2% since it reduces your owed amount without giving you the 1% paying bonus.
Still no email... damn, why am I not being targeted??
Wow, I'm about to fly to Europe so this is perfect for souvenirs.
Is this going to be sent out to every card holder? I haven't gotten an email about it yet.
Never noticed the 2% CB at drug stores on this card. Will give it a whirl, now that I've run into the 2.5k BoA quarterly cap.
This card doesn't have foreign transaction fees, so it's a nice bonus when travelling.
Citi Double Cash appealed to me and I applied and used it until I realized there's a $25 minimum. I ended up cashing out and sock drawering the card. I now use my old Quicksilver as an "everywhere" card instead. Will switch to the Amazon Visa through this promo, I guess.
You guys would rather earn 25% less cash back (1.5% instead of 2%) just because of a $25 minimum redemption? :o
I would only because 1.5 UR points are worth more to me.
I also use my Quicksilver as the "everything else" card, but this will be nice for 3 months since I have this card as well.
To me Freedom Unlimited is better then Citi DC and of course Quick Silver. (You might as well go for the Spark rather then quick silver. They waive the AF every year upon request).
@guest_756796 yep, I value UR more than this, and I’d guess most here have a BBP also. I do admit, I loved the recent 5% on utilities Amazon card had, prepaid several.
I use the Ink Preferred for utilities. I value 3 UR more then 5%
can i stack the 10 dollar promo code off 30 dollar amzon devices together with up to 25% off amazon devices?i am targeted for both thanks will and chuck for that post
Not sure, give it a go
Citi Double Cash for 3 months in a Visa version.
Citi Double Cash already exists in Visa version. It is known as Fidelity® Rewards Visa Signature® Card.
Fidelity has foreign currency fees. This is better.
If I'm not mistaken there is no card that earns 2% on everything and doesn't have foreign currency fees... it's my #1 wishlist card.
If you don't care about it needing to be Visa, then the Paypal Cashback Mastercard also earns 2% cashback with no FTF. There's really not much difference between MC and Visa acceptance rates anyway.
If you really want Visa, there's PenFed, but to earn 2% requires you parking $500 in a checking account or be military/veteran. Another alternative is the State Dept FCU premium cashback. 2% cashback, no AF or FTF. SDFCU is very conservative though and I've personally had a bad experience with trying to get their cards.
It already exists in several forms, but there’s only one that has no FTF and no AF: the PenFed Power Cash Rewards Visa.
It earns 2% on everything worldwide, but you must have a penfed deposit account to earn the 2% rate. You can park 1500 in a checking account there and you’re all set. They pay dividends out but it’s like .40% APY or something. Otherwise it’s a 1.5% back card.