Discover Business Card $100 Signup Bonus
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FacebookUnfortunately, this Discover offer has expired… The good news is that Amex Preferred Gold Rewards is offering a $100 signup bonus.
Simply apply for the card and spend a total of $500 within the first three months to qualify for the bonus. Apply now and get a decision in 60 seconds!
Published on November 18th, 2008 - 4 Comments
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My wife just received a targeted offer in the mail from the Discover Business card. $250 bonus when you spend $4000 in the first 3 months.
Comment by Joe — Nov 19th 2008 @ 4:08 pmJoe: Yeah, unfortunately, that’s a targeted offer. Plus, $4k is steep for some people. Too bad it’s not proportional, so you’d get a $400 bonus for $4k in spending. Oh well…
Is it possible/a good idea to use 0% APR credit cards to pay off debt, assuming you can pay off the balance before the 0% APR expires? I have a couple thousand dollars in student loans that’s gathering interest and I’m considering using a 0% APR card to do it and then paying that balance off within the year.
Comment by Cameron — Nov 26th 2008 @ 2:25 amPaying less interest is always good. Just make sure you really can pay it off before the introductory rate goes away.
Comment by Jerry Kindall — Dec 1st 2008 @ 12:27 am