Extra Cash Back this Summer from Discover

Posted by Madison on July 3, 2009

It’s Free Money Friday! And just in time for the upcoming 4th of July celebration is a cash back offer from Discover for your holiday travels.

Discover is offering 5% cash back on the following categories July through September, 2009:

  • Gas Stations
  • Hotels
  • Theme Parks
  • Zoos
  • Bookstores

How to Get Your Cash Back

  1. Sign up for the Discover Get More program.
  2. Pay using your Discover card.
  3. Earn 5% cash back on up to $300 in purchases from July through September.

Discover Get More Details

Total Cash Back. Obviously 5% of $300 is only $15. But it’s $15 you didn’t have before, so why not take advantage of it?

Sign Up Required. To be eligible for the promotion, you must sign up first. When you login to your online account at Discover, they’ll let you know if your Discover card is eligible for the promotion.

Get More Calendar. Discover changes the 5% cash back categories each quarter. I like to check it each quarter to see what the new deal is. See the Discover Cashback Calendar.



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Comments to Extra Cash Back this Summer from Discover

  1. We just got the Discover card to take advantage of the $100 cash back bonus. One thing I did not like was that when I activated our cards, the customer service rep made it nearly impossible for me to get off the phone without agreeing to sign up for the Payment Protection plan. You can cancel the plan within 30 days at no charge but it’s a hassle. So, just be aware of that. I’ve charged the minimum of $500 required to get the $100 so I’m waiting to see when that gets processed.

    LInda


  2. The only thing about the “cash back” is Discover Card charges interest from the moment you swipe the card. There is no longer the “float” or “grace” period to pay your balance off at the end of the month without interest charges. So are you really getting cash back? I don’t think so.

    Ashley



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