New Luma 4% cashback card (supermarkets and petrol)

Biggles

It's a bit confusing, it says at the top that it's currently unavailable, then there's a link to apply for it!

Stephen_C.

I remember there being something in the T&Cs about not being eligible if you've applied for a Capital One card recently. The terms are not viewable on the site at the moment - does anyone remember this?

rogerblack

Midland45 wrote: »

Yes does look like the link is back up. Some people are not going to be happy!

Just seemed to work for me.
We shall see if it arrives in the post.

Zorz_2

Stephen_C. wrote: »

I remember there being something in the T&Cs about not being eligible if you've applied for a Capital One card recently. The terms are not viewable on the site at the moment - does anyone remember this?

http://www.luma.co.uk/luma-credit-card-faqs/luma-credit-card-applications/

I have a Capital One card. Can I apply for a Luma card?

The Luma card is issued by Capital One. If you’ve had a Capital One account for more than 6 months, you can also apply for the Luma card today.

forgotmyname

Sorry just hiding a spammers post.

matttye

Mr_K wrote: »

This link is still working for the 4% cashback.

http://www.luma.co.uk/cashback-credit-card-ctrl/?channel=display&m=VTS&cam=Cashback&k=finance

Received the card today and the 4% cashback is confirmed.

Just applied for and got accepted for this. Fingers crossed the cashback works! The T&C's I agreed to did suggest 4% cashback was a feature of the card!

matttye

Just got my credit limit - £1,500! A rather substantial upgrade from my current £500 and £250 limits.

RingKing

Kind of unhappy about this. I went though MSE and got the non cashback card.

Kind of tempted to cancel the card since I have no use for a non rewards card. May be I can use the card to unlock doors

molerat

molerat wrote: »

Only managed £224.78 this month, must try harder next

£224.78 this month as well, gonna have to make a real effort next month to squeeze that extra 1p from them

Midland45

I suppose the best way of hitting the holy grail of £225, is to do your normal spending and any shortfall can be pumped into your cars fuel tank.