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Chase Cashback changing
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Similar, but using the Santander Edge CC.SuzeQStan said:We took advantage of the Lloyds ultra credit card which offers 1% cashback on purchases for 12 months (we’ve had cashback
on every item we have bought in the last 4 months) we pay in full every month and expect to have a decent chunk of cashback when it pays out in January.LLOYDS cc is similar to Chase for fee free overseas use.Not really sure why I’ve kept the Chase acct open - probably laziness - haven’t used it in a long time.
One reason to keep the Chase account is free overseas ATM cash withdrawals - £500 a day is unusual, might never be needed, but is nice to have for free JIC.3 -
Anyone else using Trainpal and not getting cashback?
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It's an issue that has been reported before.HillStreetBlues said:Anyone else using Trainpal and not getting cashback?
Trainpal don't use a merchant code that falls within their cashback criteria.1
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