Dollar Dig Offering $20 Per Approved Credit Card Application
May 21, 2015, 10:45 pm
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Dollar Dig Offering $20 Per Approved Credit Card Application
Not sure where to put this, so feel free to move or remove as appropiate. Dollar Dig is offering $20 when you're approved for any credit card on Creditcards.com.
Obviously some of their offers aren't the highest available, but some of them are so a nice little $20 extra bonus. Kind of surprised they are allowed to do this, but whatever!
https://www.dollardig.com/retailer/CreditCards-com
Obviously some of their offers aren't the highest available, but some of them are so a nice little $20 extra bonus. Kind of surprised they are allowed to do this, but whatever!
https://www.dollardig.com/retailer/CreditCards-com
May 22, 2015, 6:45 pm
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Deal has now expired, Richard from Dollar Dig said if you were approved you'll still receive your $20. Not sure about what happens if you were not approved instantly, but send a message through your account and he'll let you know.
May 22, 2015, 10:38 pm
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May 23, 2015, 10:03 am
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Have you never looked at credit card offers? 
The "other" bonus was different for each card. Many card offers have a bonus for signing up for the card (and often making some minimum purchases). He's simply saying that the $20 off was on top of whatever bonus the card application offer had (if any). So if you were able to apply for a card that gave you 10000 bonus points (in whatever program) for signup (plus $x minimum purchases), then you got the $20 on top of the 10000 bonus points.
The card application offer comes from the bank. Only the $20 offer came from the Dollar Dig site. One bonus was on top of another simply because each bonus was offered by a different company, and neither company knew about the other's bonus.
It's like using a cashback card at a store that has coupons. The cashback card doesn't know there's a coupon, and the coupon doesn't know you're using a cashback card. So you get the savings of both the coupon at the store and cashback card on your card account.
The "other" bonus was different for each card. Many card offers have a bonus for signing up for the card (and often making some minimum purchases). He's simply saying that the $20 off was on top of whatever bonus the card application offer had (if any). So if you were able to apply for a card that gave you 10000 bonus points (in whatever program) for signup (plus $x minimum purchases), then you got the $20 on top of the 10000 bonus points.The card application offer comes from the bank. Only the $20 offer came from the Dollar Dig site. One bonus was on top of another simply because each bonus was offered by a different company, and neither company knew about the other's bonus.
It's like using a cashback card at a store that has coupons. The cashback card doesn't know there's a coupon, and the coupon doesn't know you're using a cashback card. So you get the savings of both the coupon at the store and cashback card on your card account.