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Originally Posted by RNE
(Post 30241284)
I really wish Chase would avoid warehouse and department store quarters.
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Are Costco online purchases valid? Can I just load up on $1500 of cash cards and spend next year? |
Originally Posted by bluegatorade
(Post 30247046)
Are Costco online purchases valid? Can I just load up on $1500 of cash cards and spend next year? |
Originally Posted by briang191
(Post 30247041)
any particular reason?
RNE, saying them's the breaks. |
Originally Posted by RNE
(Post 30247465)
Very particular to me. I don't do any organic spend in these categories. So, it means buying GCs in a year that already saw a lot of GC buying. But I totally get that others thrive on these categories.
RNE, saying them's the breaks. |
Originally Posted by RNE
(Post 30241284)
I really wish Chase would avoid warehouse and department store quarters.
Originally Posted by briang191
(Post 30247696)
I thought with Walmart as an option people would buy vgc and turn them into money orders.
While, if there is any warehouse near you, you can try to get some guest pass and buy something. I checked out the Costco near me, not many GCs that I was interested, very few. It may get more during holiday seasons. The Sams's near me closed one year ago, so that option is gone. Sometimes, some categories do not work. I did not spend much at all with dining for Discover Q3. Never want to buy any Red Lobster GCs etc... |
Originally Posted by BuBu4
(Post 30221691)
can confirm, it works.
Went into best buy to trigger the 6x. QR code scan would fail on their register, i ended hitting pay with samsung pay, did NFC. 1000 points showed up for using chase pay in transaction. Apple Pay is much straight forward.... |
If I buy something on 9/30 from Costco, the charge won't post until 10/1 earliest right? Would that count towards my October purchase or September purchase?
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Originally Posted by bluegatorade
(Post 30260365)
If I buy something on 9/30 from Costco, the charge won't post until 10/1 earliest right? Would that count towards my October purchase or September purchase?
RNE, asking you to make a small purchase and let us know. |
Originally Posted by RNE
(Post 30260495)
According to a Chase rep and supervisor whose ears I bent mercilessly, it's when the purchase posts that counts. So, yes, if your 9/30 purchase posts in October, you should get the Q4 bonus.
RNE, asking you to make a small purchase and let us know. |
Originally Posted by tmiw
(Post 30260507)
I remember doing something similar in a past quarter and Chase used the purchase date for determining points. YMMV, of course, as it's very possible the rules have changed since then.
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Originally Posted by bluegatorade
(Post 30260365)
If I buy something on 9/30 from Costco, the charge won't post until 10/1 earliest right? Would that count towards my October purchase or September purchase?
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Originally Posted by RedSun
(Post 30261891)
You get 3 months to earn the points. Just wonder why you want to risk a single day?
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Originally Posted by briang191
(Post 30262062)
I normally rush to meet the $1500 maximum. I'll be taking it slow for q4. |
Originally Posted by bluegatorade
(Post 30260365)
If I buy something on 9/30 from Costco, the charge won't post until 10/1 earliest right? Would that count towards my October purchase or September purchase?
Originally Posted by RNE
(Post 30260495)
According to a Chase rep and supervisor whose ears I bent mercilessly, it's when the purchase posts that counts. So, yes, if your 9/30 purchase posts in October, you should get the Q4 bonus.
RNE, asking you to make a small purchase and let us know.
Originally Posted by RedSun
(Post 30261891)
You get 3 months to earn the points. Just wonder why you want to risk a single day?
bluegatorade, if you're not going to make a test purchase today, let me know and I'll do it. Has to be done today. |
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