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Apple Card Promo Offers 10% Daily Cash Back on Gas and Electric Vehicle Charging
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I've never seen any offers so I don't know if I am looking in the right place. I don't se Daily Cash. When I open Wallet I see
Cash and my Titanium Card
Should I see it the offer within Cash?
Would it be above or below Balance and Latest Transactions?
Top right, select the three dots, Daily Cash should be under there and within it has whatever benefits or promotions are available to you at the time.
well thats my point I'm trying to make...it should have similar benefits or a tier where those are available.
Yeah I don't care about the Apple Card anymore since they took network-cartel-free financing away. Just going to be used for App Store purchases from now on. They just keep making the card a little worse every so often.
The titanium card was fun at first but it's way too bulky and draws too much attention.
Why against the Apple Card? I've had it since it first became available and I use it as my primary form of payment. Much safer than using a debit card. Are there other cards out there with better perks? Sure. But if one is not disciplined to pay off the balance each month, those perks are meaningless.
Yep, I did that after selecting the Apple Card.
Thanks!
BTW - I didn't get the offer.
It has nothing to do with paying in full each month (which I do), but rather the overall experience. Yes, the interface was far superior than other credit card apps, but that’s where it ends. Aside from getting gas and the grocery store I shop at, Apple Pay isn’t very widely accepted in my rural part of the country. So I was getting 1% on the bulk of my transactions. Another issue I had was that my Daily Cash would not post from time to time. I’d make a purchase, purchase would move from pending to posted. Zero Daily Cash. I found customer service to be subpar as well. In the end I gave up on it, closed it, and started using a card with 1.5% cash back on all purchases. Yes, there are 2% cards, but I have yet to find one that allows you to redeem any amount at any time.
Apple and/or GS likely felt it would be too expensive to make the offer available to everyone.
Yeah, I got an offer for Nike instead.
Costco gives the 4% back (in Costco rewards) even at non Costco locations.
I need some universal card that automatically finds the best rewards for whatever I am buying.
I have a Corolla that only needs 87 octane. $45 would be a normal amount to fill the tank. Like, dead average.
Average credit age factors in, so at 90 she may have had some credit cards for a long time. Less churn for the new offers.AmazingSounds like your 90 year old mom really prizes that 850 score. Mine floats somewhere north of 800 and I just don’t care if it goes down a few points for a short period of time.
I wonder if they factor age into their credit decisions (I’ve never heard of that or have any reason to think they do. Just musing.)
That definitely jibes with my theory they're trying to incentivize those who don't use their cards much to use them more
no need to incentivize people who already use their card regularly. Just a theory, but makes sense from a marketing perspective.