1st Place: Chase Rewards Plus Visa (5% rebate on all the basics-gas, groceries and drugstore items -- plus 1% on other purchases.) Total annual rebate in our scenario: $493. 2nd Place: Citi Dividend Platinum Select. (5% rebate on purchases of gas, groceries and drugstore items, plus 1% on everything else.) Annual rebate cap of $300. 3rd Place: National City Everyday Rewards Elite Visa. (rebates 4% on gas, 3% on movies and video rentals, and 2% for food-related spending at grocery stores and restaurants. Everything else earns a 1% reward -- but only after you spend $10,000. Below that, you earn a measly 0.25%.) In our scenario, you'd pocket $281. Source : URL REMOVED BY MOD
I believe you are a spammer trying to get your site out. That said, however, since you are talking rewards cards, consider Pentagon Federal Credit Union (PenFed). 5% on gas purchases at the pump, 2% on grocery purchases, 1.25% on all other purchases, no limits, credited to your account montly.
There are card offers to be found here and Hedwig's pointed out a good offer as well. Watch out for their "debt pyramiding" decline excuse though . . .
With a bit more blemished report, NASA Cash Rewards & Penfed Cash Rewards are sweet indeed. Still trying to get Penfed, app'd in Sept, they called me an egyptian & said I build pyramids! Tegleg.
Thats the denial I received, I beleive they said: "Pyramiding Debt" I take it to mean that since I had gotton some new accts & had some inquiries I was potentially trying to get credit to max it out and then prob default on it. Like I was desperate for credit. Penfed is the only denial I have seen that excuse on. If thier Cash rewards card wasn't so nice I would forget about them. Puts you in mind of that old Bangles tune, lol Walk like an egyptian........... Tegleg
They just prefer not to issue cards to people that may use others. They think if you have balances on a few cards you are somehow staggering debt. I don't know why they percieve this as a negative practice but, they do. They're weird like AMEX . . .
