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Q: "3 of what kind though?"
A: Each denomination! --> $1,175 max order. I just tried it and I got my cards.
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1. Open a Chase Ink Business Cash card and a Chase Ink Business Unlimited card. The first card gives you 75,000 UR points after you spend $9,000 (some may have a better offer than this) and the second card gives you 75,000 UR points after you spend $6,000. Neither card counts towards 5/24, and neither card has an annual fee.
2. Both cards give you free Instacart+, and the memberships stack. Each card also gives you a $20 Instacart credit each month, so $480 in credits each year if you get both cards.
3. Aldi is one Instacart store that lets you schedule an Instacart order for pickup. If you do in-store pickup and order over $35 of groceries, you pay ~10% inflated prices compared to shopping in store, but no other fees.
So each month, I place two orders at Aldi for stuff I need. Each order is around $35 to avoid fees, so I typically end up getting around $70 of groceries for about $30. Then, combine that with these gift cards (or ones from Costco, if you area still sells them in store) to basically cancel out the inflated Instacart prices.
If you like this tip, PM me and I will send you a referral link for the two credit cards that gives me some UR points for your approval.
1. Open a Chase Ink Business Cash card and a Chase Ink Business Unlimited card.
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