[Expired] Apple Card $75 Signup Bonus When You Spend $75 At Nike

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The Offer

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• Apple is offering a $75 bonus when signing up for Apple Card and spending $75 at Nike stores or website within the first 30 days. Offer valid until 11/15/20.

The Fine Print

• Valid only for new Apple Card holders who open an account 10/15/20 through 11/15/20, and spend $75 or more at any Nike store, Nike.com, NikeAdventureClub.com, or Nike mobile apps in the U.S. using Apple Card with Apple Pay within 30 days of opening an Apple Card account.
• Limit one offer per account.
• Purchases made during the promotional period and shipped afterwards may not be eligible for the $75 cash back. Returns of qualifying items purchased during the offer period may impact your cash back.
• $75 cash back is earned as Daily Cash and is transferred to your Apple Cash card after $75 worth of transactions have posted to your Apple Card account. If you do not have an Apple Cash card, Daily Cash can be applied by you as a credit on your statement balance.

Card Details

• No annual fee
• No foreign transaction fee
• No cash advance fees
• No late payment fees (late or missed payments will result in additional interest accumulating toward your balance)
• No over-the-limit fees, no balance transfer fees, no expedited card delivery fee
• Card earns the following rewards:
  • 3% cash back on Apple purchases and services (including the app store, Apple Music payments, etc.)
  • 3% cash back on Walgreen’s, Duane Reade, Uber, UberEATS, T-Mobile store purchases, and Nike when using Apple Pay 
  • 2% cash back on all Apple Pay purchases
  • 1% cash back when using the physical card

Read our full review on Apple Card here.

Our Verdict

Initially, Apple Card didn’t offer any signup bonus, then we saw them do $50 bonuses at a specific partners like Walgreen’s or Panera Bread. This $75 offer is the highest ever, though personally I’d find the Walgreen’s offer, for example, more appealing since it’s easy to spend $50 there on a gift card or whatnot.

Hat tip to Macrumors