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Originally Posted by Dad to GO
(Post 19634994)
Last year on Black Friday Chase had a special for Apple purchases through the Ultimate Rewards mall of 10x...
(FWIW, in my many years owning and using Apple hardware, I've found it all extremely reliable, and any sort of extended warrantee is of little value - especially so for something like an iPad, whose only moving parts are the hardware buttons - so I'll take UR points over the extra protection that buying with Amex provides.) Can anyone who remembers last (or previous) years Black Friday/UR Mall offers tell me....did they announce it in advance (and if so, how far in advance), or was it a last minute thing - wake up Friday morning and it's on? Any other tips for this? I'm gonna buy the gear in the next week or so, figure I might as well leverage the points and help meet spend on my new Ink (or other new card - have a new City Visa and Amex, too). Thanks. |
You can use Amex on chase ur mall purchases and still get 10x while getting Amex protection. SPF is capped at lower amount than plat, so be careful in choosing correct card.
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Originally Posted by leftpinky
(Post 19709569)
You can use Amex on chase ur mall purchases and still get 10x while getting Amex protection. SPF is capped at lower amount than plat, so be careful in choosing correct card.
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Originally Posted by fwoomp
(Post 19634698)
Best Buy is in the 5x UR bonus category for Chase Freedom this quarter. They sell iPads.
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Last year I purchased a Bose soundlink speaker on 12/3 from Apple.com and took advantage of the 10 points/$ spend. I think that translates to Black Friday.
***Note, this year I read in UR Mall that Apple.com "details" shows that Bose products are not eligible for the extra points.*** |
No luck this morning. Just checked my Chase Freedom and Chase Sapphire Preferred Ultimate Rewards Malls and both have Apple and Best Buy at 1point/$.
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On a related note, does anyone know how to get miles/points/cash for ordering from the Mac App Store?
Just to be clear, this isn't the Apple Store, and it isn't the iTunes store (same account as iTunes, but different products available). Anyone have a hint? I can't find it in any online malls at airlines/Chase, but I do see that they have an affiliate program, so there must be something somewhere. |
Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 19760579)
On a related note, does anyone know how to get miles/points/cash for ordering from the Mac App Store?
Just to be clear, this isn't the Apple Store, and it isn't the iTunes store (same account as iTunes, but different products available). Anyone have a hint? I can't find it in any online malls at airlines/Chase, but I do see that they have an affiliate program, so there must be something somewhere. |
Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 19760579)
On a related note, does anyone know how to get miles/points/cash for ordering from the Mac App Store?
Just to be clear, this isn't the Apple Store, and it isn't the iTunes store (same account as iTunes, but different products available). Anyone have a hint? I can't find it in any online malls at airlines/Chase, but I do see that they have an affiliate program, so there must be something somewhere. |
Originally Posted by maccoinnich
(Post 19764478)
Click through with the iTunes link, and then open the Mac App Store. I've had a 100% percent success rate on being awarded ultimate rewards points this way.
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Originally Posted by sargenet
(Post 19651319)
I made a decision to ignore bonuses when it comes to expensive electronics and only use my am ex due to extended warranty. It paid off big time the other day. My HP laptop bit the dust 2 days after the warranty ended. Thank goodness I bought it on my Starwood am ex. After filing the claim they couldn't fix it so they gave me my full purchase price back! Within days I had an $800 credit on my card.
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Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 19765137)
Just open the Mac App Store from the Applications folder? Or from within iTunes somehow?
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Well, sure, but...
...you do realize that Visa (all Signature cards, plus some non-signature ones, including the one I have through my credit union) offers the same extended warranty? As does MasterCard?
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Originally Posted by FredFnord
(Post 19797279)
...you do realize that Visa (all Signature cards, plus some non-signature ones, including the one I have through my credit union) offers the same extended warranty? As does MasterCard?
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Originally Posted by FredFnord
(Post 19797279)
...you do realize that Visa (all Signature cards, plus some non-signature ones, including the one I have through my credit union) offers the same extended warranty? As does MasterCard?
This is a big different with computers where a purchased 3-year extended warranty becomes 4 years with AMEX. I've been told this a few times by Visa CSRs, but happy if they (and me) have it wrong.... |
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