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Select Chase Cardholders: Make 2 Payments of $50+ on T-Mobile Plan, Get
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Chase offers Select Cardholders: Earn $50 Cash Back on your Second Payment of a T-Mobile Subscription Plan when you spend $50 or more (see instructions below). This offer is valid through 10/14/24.
Thanks to community member Antonius for sharing this deal.
Note: This is a targeted offer that is only available to select cardholders who have the offer on the "Chase Offers" page of their account.
Deal Instructions:
Thanks to community member Antonius for sharing this deal.
Note: This is a targeted offer that is only available to select cardholders who have the offer on the "Chase Offers" page of their account.
Deal Instructions:
- Log in to your Chase Account
- Locate the 'Chase Offers' on your main Chase account page
- Click on the T-Mobile offer and it will automatically be applied to your account (should have a green checkmark)
- Make at least 2 payments on your T-Mobile plan of $50 or more with the same Chase card
- Note: You can check your 'offers wallet' to verify the offer is added to your card and when it is redeemed.
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Edited September 5, 2024
at 01:45 PM
Saw this offer on multiple chase cards. Language is a little unclear as to whether two payments with the first being small and the second being $50 would qualify or if you need 2x $50 payments, but here it is. I got it 3/6. Word is there might be a VZ version floating around but I have not seen it personally.
https://www.chase.com/personal/merchant-offers
"Earn $50 cash back on your second payment of a T-Mobile plan when you spend $50 or more.
At T-Mobile, you can save on every plan vs. AT&T and Verizon. Right now, you can get 4 lines of unlimited for just $25 a line. Visit the T-Mobile savings calculator to see how much you can save and make the switch to America's largest and fastest 5G network today.
4 Lines of Essentials: With autopay discount using elig. payment method; plus taxes & fees. +$5/line w/out Autopay.
Offer expires 10/14/2024. Must make second payment by 11/1/24. Offer valid one time only, with a 2 purchase minimum. Payment must be made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later). Recurring payments will occur after plan signup. For cancellation policy and details, visit merchant website."
https://www.chase.com/personal/merchant-offers
"Earn $50 cash back on your second payment of a T-Mobile plan when you spend $50 or more.
At T-Mobile, you can save on every plan vs. AT&T and Verizon. Right now, you can get 4 lines of unlimited for just $25 a line. Visit the T-Mobile savings calculator to see how much you can save and make the switch to America's largest and fastest 5G network today.
4 Lines of Essentials: With autopay discount using elig. payment method; plus taxes & fees. +$5/line w/out Autopay.
Offer expires 10/14/2024. Must make second payment by 11/1/24. Offer valid one time only, with a 2 purchase minimum. Payment must be made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later). Recurring payments will occur after plan signup. For cancellation policy and details, visit merchant website."
Created 09-05-2024
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You can ! Just dont wait until ACH happen . Use your cc and pay bill in full before ACH date .
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I thought they asked all payment to pay with ACH from Bank.
You just have to set up autopay from ACH to avoid the fee. You can still pay your bill by credit card with no fee though before autopay hits
No you don't lose discount. I have auto pay connected to my bank account but pay every month a couple weeks before with my credit card to get points and phone protection and have never been charged a fee.
I thought they asked all payment to pay with ACH from Bank.
Try doing what I do to Verizon: purchase GCs off their website and use those for your monthly bill payment. Verizon's none the wiser and I get my credit card points/offers when they pop up.
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Funny to see my OP edited by SD to add the SD tracking link for a Chase page. Don't know that I have ever seen that.
And so odd, usually mine are always ATT (one early iteration of the offer even allowed me to use it on anything at ATT, not just wireless payments). This is the first time I saw TMobile, but never a Verizon. Sadly, I have Verizon.
I'd just try buying a GC to see if it triggers it. That's what I do with my AMEX ones that pop up and it always triggers. Then I rinse the GC into my monthly bill payment.
Idk I've always kept a debit card on file for autopay for the discount, and then pay early using my credit card for my 3% cash back.
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My first thought was they don't make the offer if you've paid you bill with the card before. But I've never used the second card to pay bills and nothing there either. The offers there were mostly the same.
I had the att offer though.
Thanks to those who mentioned how to circumvent the crappy auto pay rule change though! That's a big deal to me because I like to use a card that has cell phone protection.