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I have enough :marseyitsallsotiresome: Marriott points :marseybardlaughsatyou: for 3 nights free at a super :marseylueshi: fancy :marseycheers2: hotel and I've only had the card a year or so, what more does he want?

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What card? I'm thinking of trying a new one for travel.

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Can you doxx people from brand of credit cards?

Lol jk it's the chase :marseychaser: Marriott card I get something like 1.5x-3x points :marseybardlaughsatyou: on fuel and groceries iirc

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How long have you had the card? Say the month and year?

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:#marseysmirk2: oh youuu

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:mar#seyhmmhips: that isnt an answer sweaty

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Why specifically get a hotel credit card if you don't travel much?

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Marriott specifically also offers all inclusive :marseylgbtflag5: resorts that you can subsidize with points, I'm saving up for the swim out patio and servant

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lmfao all inclusives are for poors

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Thanks!

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:#marseyveryworriedfed:

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>travel cards

Either go all in on Chase Cards and get the Sapphire Preferred + the two Freedom Cards to maximize points, or get the CapitalOne VentureX + SavorOne.

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I'm currently working my way through CapitalOne, huge fan of the app. Thanks for the advice!

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Just get into churning... New ink card every 3 months = 520k chase points a year.

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>ink business preferred

$95 annual, 100k points after spending $8k in 3 months.

>ink business cash

$0 annual but need to blow 6 grand in 3 months for 75k points

>ink business unlimited

$0 annual, 75k points for 6 grand in 3 months

>ink business premier

$195 annual, 100k points for 10 grand in 3 months

Its 350k points or $3500 for spending $30k.

Its not bad, but the amounts you need to spend to make use of the churn are ridiculously high.

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Used to be 90k + 40k referrals. +30k if you max out 5x 6k at office depot. 6k in 3 months is only 2k a month? That's very achievable if you put all your spend on credit cards. And it's 0% apr so if you're poor just do 2 a year and buy visa giftcards or prepay for stuff.

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Yea it's not for everyone but as someone who puts 100k+ on cards each year for business expenses churning is a no brainer

It's free money for me, because my company pays me back everything. It's essentially a bonus on my pay, so I'd be stupid to not take advantage

You're not wrong though, it seems like the thresholds have increased on most cards in the past couple years

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I'm pretty butthurt about Chase doing all these fetch business card bonuses after they've basically blacklisted me.

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AHHHHH GOTTEM. Cope harder.

Look at this fricking idiot who wants children to learn things and is all butthurt when pencil pushers stuff the ching chong nerds in lockers. I bet you're the kind of "gifted" student who took AP calc in highschool and then took a higher level math in college instead of retaking calc for an "easy A", aren't you four-eyes. What a fricking chump, probably chose classes based on the content in them instead of how easy the professor was rated.

Imagine living in 2021 and still having a working moral compass. Your life must be awful.

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