$2850 across 2 accounts here. I maxed out the bonus on them previously too.

I got a surprise this week of about $1900 across two cards. I think I was shorted about $1400 so not sure where they came up with the numbers, but of course I'll take it.

How are y'all determining the amount you get back? Just by statement close date and it showing up or can you see it listed somewhere?

Wait for statement close or call in.

Never got the email explaining I would be seeing cash back added to the account, but just opened a statement that came in the mail yesterday and they gave me >$1300. Apparently you don't have to do anything, in some cases, to get this latest round of cash back.

Add another $1600 from my 3rd account. That's a ridiculous $4450 AFTER I already maxed out the $6k from my 3 accounts previously. Thanks Discover.

Meanwhile the spouse bought an iPhone and applied for a Discover card before the T&C changes, bought no gift cards, and got shorted >$1800.

is there a reason she didnt call in to contest the invalid cashback denials?

The original emails, if she received them, must have gone to spam. She didn't know about the demand to submit recipts (not sure she would have anyway just on principle). By the time the promo was over and she didn't see the bonus, she called and they demanded receipts which she no longer had.

So no bonus, a hard pull on her credit for a crappy card she wouldn't have otherwise applied for, and she's out $700 for a phone she could have done without.

should have cited the T&Cs which do not state a receipt is necessary, then should have filed a complaint with the CPFB.

I'm pretty sure you can still do that.

FWIW --This a sock drawer card for me, but I used it recently to make sure that a statement would generate. It did, and reflected a $978 cb credit for old purchases. Money is now on its way to my bank acct.