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Aug 28, 2001 | 9:55 am
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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Ashburn, VA (IAD/DCA/BWI)
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by neophyte:
DH, apparently my 4 Citi cards did not read the fine print because I'm getting extra 1% on top of miles or on top of cash rebate.
If someone have a concern about the dotcom itself - you can transfer money to Citibank 529 account any time, and it will be out of dotcom reach.
As of other critique, I don't quite undestand: for now they are giving money away, it might not last, but there are no downside.
The only problem is Idine, they manage every dining program and if you register card for Upromise, it kicks it out of the previous dining program.</font>
DH, apparently my 4 Citi cards did not read the fine print because I'm getting extra 1% on top of miles or on top of cash rebate.
If someone have a concern about the dotcom itself - you can transfer money to Citibank 529 account any time, and it will be out of dotcom reach.
As of other critique, I don't quite undestand: for now they are giving money away, it might not last, but there are no downside.
The only problem is Idine, they manage every dining program and if you register card for Upromise, it kicks it out of the previous dining program.</font>
When I tried to register my cash rebate Citi card, I got a letter saying my card wasn't eligible...
Once the money is tranferred to any of its 529 accounts (managed by Fidelity & Travelers Group), your rebate should be safe. Unlike other rebate portals, Upromise.com is playing conservative, i.e. no signup bonus, no referral bonus etc...
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