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Created 03-08-2021
at 11:58 AM
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Yes. You get more redemption on travel related expenses but you can convert to cash.
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Yes. Wife and I did w/ no problem.
So, on you or I or any other person that pays in full, never gets a cash advance and doesn't buy their crap, the best case is that they are making interchange, but keep in mind there is an expense to this as well (or, liability) - rewards, to offset that.
If a merchant is paying 1-2% (it varies, plus there's a flat fee of 5-10 cents or so) but the CC company is giving back 1% of that to you, and since you're a good user (e.g. they won't be deleting your rewards), then you're frankly not that attractive of a customer - they're barely breaking even on you!
I'm in the market for a new CC after I discovered the CC I've been using for gas (5% back), the rewards expire which is a shit thing to do.
So, on you or I or any other person that pays in full, never gets a cash advance and doesn't buy their crap, the best case is that they are making interchange, but keep in mind there is an expense to this as well (or, liability) - rewards, to offset that.
If a merchant is paying 1-2% (it varies, plus there's a flat fee of 5-10 cents or so) but the CC company is giving back 1% of that to you, and since you're a good user (e.g. they won't be deleting your rewards), then you're frankly not that attractive of a customer - they're barely breaking even on you!
I'm in the market for a new CC after I discovered the CC I've been using for gas (5% back), the rewards expire which is a shit thing to do.
But not to undermine what you said because that is accurate and true. I'm the worst kind of customer, I sign up, get my bonus, pay my bills and then cancel the card about 1.5 years in before the second annual fee.
Then shouldn't they have just told you they can't access your credit rather than a denial? I have the whole fam's credit locked after numerous breaches and whenever we apply for something we're told that the reports are locked, we don't get denials.
Also, I am 99% sure it is the freeze because I pulled my credit reports and there was nothing there from Capitol One in the "pulls" section yet there were fresh pulls from the credit agencies.
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Otherwise it's a good card