[Dead] Get Free Car or Limo Service by Stacking your Visa Signature or Infinite Card Benefits

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All Visa Signature and Visa Infinite credit cards offer a free credit to car/limo service Grounlink, and apparently these are stackable in the sense that you can use the pool the credits from all of your Visa cards to pay for a single ride.

Before we start, Grounlink is a car and limo service which is probably much more expensive than your local Uber or taxi, so you may only want to use it for special occasions or to use up your credits.

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We’ve mentioned the Grounlink benefit only once before in regard to the US Bank Altitude card which is a Visa Infinite and comes with the Groundlink benefit. But today we learned that all Visa Signature and Infinite cards come with the benefit. More importantly, Milesbriefs found that you don’t actually have to use each Groundlink credit with the associated Visa card, meaning that you can get credit for each one of your Visa Signature/Infinite cards pooled in your Groundlink account and use them all on a single (expensive) ride.

  • Visa Infinite cards come with a $30 free credit, along with 15% off all rides (e.g. CSR and Altitude).
  • Visa Signature cards come with a $20 free credit, along with 10% off all rides.

Another nice thing is that Groundlink offers a referral program where both the referrer and new member get $25 credit. If you have three Infinite cards, seven Signature cards, and get a $25 referral bonus, you’ll be starting with a $255 credit which should cover a nice few rides, even at limo prices.

Feel free to find and leave referrals on this dedicated page; please do not leave them in the comments below. Let us know your experiences in the comments below.

Apparently only personal cards are eligible, not business cards. But all authorized user cards work for a separate credit, provided (????) they have a unique card number. You can find a list of which card issuers provide a unique AU card number in this post. 

Readers note that there tips and other fees like tolls might not be able to be paid with the credit so keep that in mind. Could be smart to use up your credits on group transportation or something of the sort where you can’t take advantage of a cheap Uber.

Go through a shopping portal when booking your Groundlink. A reader notes that you can add your IHG, AA, or United membership numbers and get points when using Groundlink. There’s also an Amex Offer deal going on currently to get $50 off $150, use that if you’re planning on going over your allotted credits or maybe to pay the tips and fees.

We’ll try to compile a list of all Visa Signature and Infinite cards. We’ll start with the list began by Milesbriefs and a few that I’ve added; hopefully readers will add what’s missing. Cards mentioned in the list below will vary – they won’t always be Signature or Infinite, but at least sometimes they will be.

  • Alliant Cashback
  • Bank of America Premium Rewards
  • Bank of America Travel Rewards
  • Bank of America Merrill+
  • Bank of America Cash Rewards
  • Bank of America Premium Rewards
  • Bank of America Alaska
  • Bank of America Asiana
  • Barlcaycard Priceline
  • Barclaycard NFL Extra Points
  • Barclaycard Wyndham Rewards
  • Capital One QuickSilver
  • CapitalOne Venture
  • CapitalOne VentureOne
  • Chase Amazon
  • Chase Freedom
  • Chase Freedom Unlimited
  • Chase British
  • Chase Hyatt
  • Chase Ritz (Infinite)
  • Chase Sapphire Preferred
  • Chase Sapphire Reserve (Infinite)
  • Chase Sapphire
  • Chase Southwest
  • Chase United
  • Chase Marriott
  • Chase Disney
  • Citi Costco
  • City National Crystal
  • Club Carlson Premier Rewards
  • FNBO Orvis
  • Navy Federal Flagship Rewards
  • Penfed Platinum Rewards
  • PNC Cash Rewards
  • Synchrony Cathay Pacific
  • TD Bank Cash Rewards
  • US Bank Altitude (Infinite)
  • US Bank Fidelity
  • UBS card (Infinite)
  • U.S. Bank Cash+
  • U.S. Bank Club Carlson
  • U.S. Bank Skypass
  • U.S. Bank Lanpass
  • USAA Limitless
  • Wells Fargo Cash Wise

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