1. Nowhere does it say how much rewards point you get for each purchase.
2. One example seems to indicate 10% rewards... $99.99 purchases earns $10. This is good because after $500 you will earn $50. So to take advantage of the $50 (20%), you’ll need to spend $2500 to earn the points to then apply to purchase.
3. Another example seems to indicate you’ll earn 0.7% rewards. 2641 points equals $18.49, assuming its one point per dollar. THIS IS BAD because you’ll need to spend $2641 to earn $18.49 . So to take advantage of $50 (20%), you’ll have to spend $35,714 to earn the points to apply to purchase.
I know I am missing something, but it is too complicated and I’ll pass.
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1. Nowhere does it say how much rewards point you get for each purchase.
2. One example seems to indicate 10% rewards... $99.99 purchases earns $10. This is good because after $500 you will earn $50. So to take advantage of the $50 (20%), you’ll need to spend $2500 to earn the points to then apply to purchase.
3. Another example seems to indicate you’ll earn 0.7% rewards. 2641 points equals $18.49, assuming its one point per dollar. THIS IS BAD because you’ll need to spend $2641 to earn $18.49 . So to take advantage of $50 (20%), you’ll have to spend $35,714 to earn the points to apply to purchase.
I know I am missing something, but it is too complicated and I’ll pass.
Thank you!