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Chase is offering select Chase Cardholders: 5% Back on Eligible Purchases at McDonald's, Paypal, Pet Shops and Vet Services, Select Charities when you activate this offer on your qualifying card. Offer valid from October 1 to December 31, 2024 for these bonus categories.
Note: The offer can be activated starting September 15th.
(When viewing the quarterly categories outside of logging in to chase.com, it says info coming soon. However, when logging in to credit card and viewing the details link next to where it shows current categories....see 2nd screenshot I have here.............it shows all the year's categories, including the above Q4 list, which I've attached as pic #1 here.)
Select Chase Cardholders - Q4 Bonus Categories - McDonalds, Paypal, Pet Shops and Vet Services, Select Charities
http://www.chase.com
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If you haven't hit your $1500 maximum by the end of the quarter, send money to yourself or a family member using PayPal. There's a 2.9% + $0.30 transaction fee, so you pocket 2%.
Edit: I like another posters idea of making a quarterly tax payment using PayPal. 2% fee, pocket 3%. Plus, no risk of it being categorized as a cash advance. https://www.payusatax.c
You'll get it back with your tax refund.
This is one of the stranger groups of Chase categories I've seen.
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Only eBay purchases paid with PayPal have correctly earned the 5% this quarter.
Even cash back business is tough that they moved from Costco to McDonald's…
Nope. It will show as paypal
I might try buying VISA gift cards again to see if CVS reversed their policy.
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They cut the non-paypal cb from 2% to 1.5%.
I got a new card that pays 2.625% on everything (BofA w/ platinum rewards)
They don't integrate with quicken. Annoying.
So, the only value the card has was a measley extra 0.675% on PayPal purchases, hardly worth it.
And, for the nail in the coffin, this card at 5% will cream it for the holidays.
I thought that allows you to be able to redeem the offers at a brick and mortar?
LOL. You are too funny.
If you haven't hit your $1500 maximum by the end of the quarter, send money to yourself or a family member using PayPal. There's a 2.9% + $0.30 transaction fee, so you pocket 2%.
Edit: I like another posters idea of making a quarterly tax payment using PayPal. 2% fee, pocket 3%. Plus, no risk of it being categorized as a cash advance. https://www.payusatax.c
You'll get it back with your tax refund.
The bulk of that is groceries through Walmart Curbside Pickup, which accepts PayPal as payment.
Looks like I won't be doing a PayPal tax payment.
I'm a student a looking to get another credit card for me . Which one would you suggest for everyday purchases cash back offers?