$1/ transaction on Softcard
Nov 21, 2014, 9:04 am
#1
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$1/ transaction on Softcard
There are a bunch of promos for using Serve on Softcard that give $1 in statement credits for up to 50 transactions. One of them is just a general one for using the serve card. There are other ones that have the same terms, but you have to use it at a specific store (for example - Walgreens). Does that mean that I would get $2 for every transaction I complete at Walgreens (in other words, do they stack?)
Jan 20, 2015, 6:18 pm
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Read that Softcard laid off 60 people and that there was some talk that the remaining people might be winding things down. However, the article went on to say that Google Wallet might be interested in taking over Softcard in order to more effectively compete with Apple Pay.
Anyone get the United airlines miles associated with the Softcard offer? The terms of the offer say that the miles will post 6-8 weeks after the qualifying transaction. That being said, Softcard has been tardy in making good on promotions in the past.
I'm not sure Softcard is going to around much longer. I've had a lot of problems with the NFC case that I purchased for my iPhone and generally haven't been impressed with Softcard.
Anyone get the United airlines miles associated with the Softcard offer? The terms of the offer say that the miles will post 6-8 weeks after the qualifying transaction. That being said, Softcard has been tardy in making good on promotions in the past.
I'm not sure Softcard is going to around much longer. I've had a lot of problems with the NFC case that I purchased for my iPhone and generally haven't been impressed with Softcard.
Feb 24, 2015, 7:04 pm
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Join Date: Jul 2014
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Read that Softcard laid off 60 people and that there was some talk that the remaining people might be winding things down. However, the article went on to say that Google Wallet might be interested in taking over Softcard in order to more effectively compete with Apple Pay.