Locate the "Chase Offers" section on your main Chase account dashboard page.
Click the "See your offers" button to navigate to your offers page.
Click on the "+" for "Viator 8% cash back."
A green checkmark confirms the deal has been activated.
Make sure to activate before completing any purchases.
About Viator:
From snorkeling tours to cooking classes and everything in between, explore over 300,000 tours and activities for every kind of traveler. And with millions of traveler reviews, flexible payment options, and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
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Locate the "Chase Offers" section on your main Chase account dashboard page.
Click the "See your offers" button to navigate to your offers page.
Click on the "+" for "Viator 8% cash back."
A green checkmark confirms the deal has been activated.
Make sure to activate before completing any purchases.
About Viator:
From snorkeling tours to cooking classes and everything in between, explore over 300,000 tours and activities for every kind of traveler. And with millions of traveler reviews, flexible payment options, and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Viator is mostly overpriced garbage entrepreneurs. They can give you a 90% cash back and you still need up with garbage entrepreneurs.
Unless you are 100% clueless, stay away.
You are the one who is clueless. Viator is basically a reseller - so you need to understand what they are reselling. In Mexico City, I booked a hot air balloon ride - you could go directly through Volare (one of the big operators there) or you could go through Viator for the same price. Getting 30% cashback through Viator saved me $200+. And Volare was excellent.
You are the one who is clueless. Viator is basically a reseller - so you need to understand what they are reselling. In Mexico City, I booked a hot air balloon ride - you could go directly through Volare (one of the big operators there) or you could go through Viator for the same price. Getting 30% cashback through Viator saved me $200+. And Volare was excellent.
agree with you - they're essentially a portal passing through the selling of services which, in many cases, could not otherwise be found (though in some cases certainly can). I have no allegiance to Viator but the comment about it being mostly overpriced entrepreneurs is just ridiculous.
Which capital one card has 30%? Any other ways to get discounts?ty tu
It is not their card - it is their shopping portal. You don't even need to have their bank card.
The way I do it is called "prime the pump". So I basically put some stuff in my cart, invoke their shopping portal and they will show that they are giving you a measly 1% or something. I don't buy. Then lo and behold, they will send an offer for that website for a higher %. Best was Columbia last year at 70% off. And sometimes they miscalculate in your favor - I stayed at Barcelo in Mexico and paid like $1400 but they somehow thought I spent $2400 and gave me a $570 cashback.
The only thing you have to worry about is that they have limited point redemption options - but I have been able to redeem.
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Those "limited point redemption options" are a selection of maybe two dozen gift cards which admittedly contain some decent options. The problem I've had, and it may just be a coincidence, is that after I purchase a particular card, that option goes away for the foreseeable future.
Those "limited point redemption options" are a selection of maybe two dozen gift cards which admittedly contain some decent options. The problem I've had, and it may just be a coincidence, is that after I purchase a particular card, that option goes away for the foreseeable future.
I have seen that too - so I go big - buy big denominations.
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Unless you are 100% clueless, stay away.
Unless you are 100% clueless, stay away.
You are the one who is clueless. Viator is basically a reseller - so you need to understand what they are reselling. In Mexico City, I booked a hot air balloon ride - you could go directly through Volare (one of the big operators there) or you could go through Viator for the same price. Getting 30% cashback through Viator saved me $200+. And Volare was excellent.
The way I do it is called "prime the pump". So I basically put some stuff in my cart, invoke their shopping portal and they will show that they are giving you a measly 1% or something. I don't buy. Then lo and behold, they will send an offer for that website for a higher %. Best was Columbia last year at 70% off. And sometimes they miscalculate in your favor - I stayed at Barcelo in Mexico and paid like $1400 but they somehow thought I spent $2400 and gave me a $570 cashback.
The only thing you have to worry about is that they have limited point redemption options - but I have been able to redeem.
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