A number of portals have added fine print to their exclusions lists for eBay. Previously eBay branded gift cards and bullion were excluded, now on some sites (e.g eBates, BeFrugal & Upromise) all gift card purchases are excluded... Read More →
Category - Misc
Doctor of Credit’s Most Popular Posts From August, 2016
August has now come and gone, I thought it would be useful to take a look at our most popular posts that we added to the site for last month. I’ve put them into categories (in order of most popular) and purposefully haven’t included any... Read More →
Citi Last Chance: Citi Prestige Benefits, $400 Checking, 75,000 Hilton & 60k AA Exec
There are a few things you should be aware of that will be gone September 1st. $400 Checking Bonus Citi are currently offering a $400 checking bonus, it requires a deposit of $15,000 but no direct deposit. It’s one of the best... Read More →
Why Was The RadPad Deal Shut Down Early? An Explanation From Their CEO
As you know, RadPad was offering free credit card rent payments when you used AndroidPay until the end of the year. Yesterday that deal was ended unexpectedly. RadPad originally reached out to me when the promotion was launched and... Read More →
Three Good Reasons To Visit A Chase Branch (AKA $500 & 170,000 Points)
Normally going into bank branches is a waste of time and exceptionally frustrating experience, right now I can think of three good reasons as to why you’d want to visit a Chase branch: Possible to get the Chase Sapphire Reserve... Read More →
Paypal Updates User Agreements, Stops Forcing Paypal Balance Usage
Paypal sent out notice of their new User Agreement to take effect on October 19, 2016. The new agreement appears to backtrack from the current restriction of paying with a credit card when you have a Paypal balance. Link to new terms... Read More →
What To Do If GiftCardRescue Owes You Money
In case you didn’t know, GiftCardRescue has closed down but many people that have sent them giftcards are still waiting on their payments to come through. GCR still hasn’t filed for bankruptcy though and the Maryland... Read More →
My Favorite New Bloggers For 2016 + Advice For New Bloggers
At the start of the year, I asked people to share the blogs they owned in the comments of this post with a vow to add every blog listed into my RSS feed. It’s now more thna half way through the year, so I thought I’d give a... Read More →
Federal Reserve Increases Rate By 0.25% – What It Means For You
Update: Federal Reserve has increased rates again. Reposting this so people understand the possible changes. This is the second rate hike of 2017 already. In case you didn’t know, the Federal Reserve has increased the federal... Read More →
AT&T Making Negative Changes To The Way You Earn Plenti Points
AT&T is a partner of the American Express coalition loyalty program Plenti. Currently AT&T customers that are enrolled in paperless billing and are linked to Plenti receive 1 Plenti point per $1 spent. Starting September 1st... Read More →
What’s Going On With eBay Gift Cards Sold By Third Parties?
Recently a number of third parties that sell eBay gift cards have either removed them entirely (Target & Staples) or limited the amount you can purchase (Gyft). I don’t think it’s a coincidence that sites that were... Read More →
Uber Testing Out A Loyalty Program (Ride 15 Times, Get $25 Credit), Only On UberBLACK
Uber is testing out a loyalty program for select riders in the L.A. market. Here is how the loyalty program is currently structured: For every UberBLACK trip you will earn 200 points When you’ve earned 3,000 points, you’ll... Read More →
Resort Fees: What Are They, Why Are They Charged & How Can You Avoid Them?
What Are Resort Fees? If you travel, you’ve probably come across the dread resort fee before. For those that aren’t in the know, a resort fee is a fee that is charged by hotels and resorts that isn’t included in the... Read More →
Amazon Ends It’s Price Protection Policy (No More Paribus) On Everything But TVs
Amazon used to provide a price protection policy, if you purchased an item and it went down in price within seven days they would refund you the difference. The downside to this price protection policy is that you had ask for this... Read More →
Amazon Allowing You To Purchase Giftcards With A Giftcard
Amazon didn’t use to allow you to purchase giftcards on their website when using an Amazon gift card (or a gift card balance on your account) but several readers (and this thread on /r/churning) have reported that they are now... Read More →

