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blue curve card
older_wiser
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Setup a blue curve card when they first started whenever that was but stopped using it when the perks were trimmed I got an email in december with a free 5 quid in curve points for spending 10 that was soon followed by a 3 months cashback offer. I assume this has now ended as the last time i used curve for amazon purchases i didn't get any curve points.
Do people get regular offers from curve to entice you to use it again ? as at the moment i can't really see any point using it if the cashback offer has ended.
Do people get regular offers from curve to entice you to use it again ? as at the moment i can't really see any point using it if the cashback offer has ended.
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I stopped using mine when the perks dried up (about 4 months ago) and haven't heard anything from them since.
TBH, like you, I can no longer see any benefits to using it.
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I've had my blue Curve card for several years and still get cashback on purchases from Boots. However, I haven't shopped there during the past month.

In the app, under Manage Your Subscription, one of the features is '1% Instant Cashback'.
I have also used the card at Lidl, which is on the list here, but didn't receive cashback.1 -
theres no options to select in the manage subscription option things only became availabe when i change to curve black/metal but this means a monthly subscription. time to ditch it i guess.0
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I have surprised myself as I am now using Blue Curve for its intended purpose from time to time, when I make purchases on the internet. I do have a fair few cards that I use regularly, and I find it easiest/quickest to select the relevant card in Curve, and then to make the payment with Curve.
The 1% cashback offer, which I have had twice, is showing but I cannot select any merchants at present.0 -
I agree its a great idea as it does cut down on the number of cards you need but overall its not really worth it for me without additional benefits like 1% cashback i'm hoping if i stop using it the offer may return.colsten said:I have surprised myself as I am now using Blue Curve for its intended purpose from time to time, when I make purchases on the internet. I do have a fair few cards that I use regularly, and I find it easiest/quickest to select the relevant card in Curve, and then to make the payment with Curve.
The 1% cashback offer, which I have had twice, is showing but I cannot select any merchants at present.0
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