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Posted at 7:31 AM on Friday 01/23/09 by
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    heidelbergensis - Posted 7:35 am PST 01/23/09 (498 Posts)  Report Spam

    Chase Freedom is better. It's cash bonus is 25% because they will send you $250 when you accumulated $200.

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    Elpee - Posted 7:51 am PST 01/23/09 (1455 Posts)  Report Spam

    But Chase Freedom limits you to how much cash back you can earn per year.

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    ptyalism - Posted 8:11 am PST 01/23/09 (2 Posts)  Report Spam

    Elpee, get your story straight. There is no limit to how much cash back you can earn per year on the Chase Freedom, absolutely no limit. There is a limit to how much you can earn the additional 2% on but you earn 1% on everything.

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    nybigapple - Posted 8:43 am PST 01/23/09 (186 Posts)  Report Spam

    Hmm..

    Earn up to 6%

    But only see the 1% cashback on every purchase... I would think something gives 5%, 20% bonus on that to get the 6%

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    danpi - Posted 10:05 am PST 01/23/09 (1133 Posts)  Report Spam

    Ethiopean arithmetic. YANBFB

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    slx0 - Posted 10:59 am PST 01/23/09 (81 Posts)  Report Spam

    the math does not work

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    rebates4me - Posted 12:50 pm PST 01/23/09 (1244 Posts)  Report Spam

    I've had the citi Simplicity, Professional, and Premiere Pass credit cards and all were canceled within the last 3 months by citi because I paid off my balances in full each month or have not used the card in a few months. Good luck

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    exitnine99 - Posted 1:52 pm PST 01/23/09 (48 Posts)  Report Spam

    where is the catch? want us broke, and keep the credit bill high...

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    WilK - Posted 2:09 pm PST 01/23/09 (82 Posts)  Report Spam

    I've had many of my CitiCards cancelled on me too, same as #7.

    It's because Citi is closing credit lines to reduce credit risk and shore up their capital due to their wreckless gambling chasing the housing bubble. They will be nationalized, and C will be $0 soon. Serves them right for being such greedy money rapists over so many years...

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    Anonymous - Posted 2:44 pm PST 01/23/09 (16776892 Posts)  Report Spam

    Removed by forum Administrator

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    mcphobby - Posted 5:29 pm PST 01/23/09 (104 Posts)  Report Spam

    same, slimeballs, lowered my credit limit to $100 on all cards with a 1 month cancel notice. skip these rodeo cowboy.

    I've had the citi Simplicity, Professional, and Premiere Pass credit cards and all were canceled within the last 3 months by citi because I paid off my balances in full each month or have not used the card in a few months. Good luck

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