[Expired] [Targeted] U.S. Bank: $10 Bonus For Using PayPal

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Contents

1 The Offer
2 The Fine Print
3 Our Verdict

The Offer

No direct link to offer, sent out via e-mail. Subject line is ‘Ryan, check out with PayPal, earn a $10 statement credit’

U.S. Bank is offering some cardholders a $10 statement credit when you check out with PayPal.

The Fine Print

To be eligible for this offer that runs from February 11 through March 31, 2021 (promotion period), use your U.S. Bank Altitude Go Card to make at least $50 in PayPal transactions during the promotion period. The statement credit will be applied to your account within 2-3 billing cycles after the end of the promotion period. The maximum number of statement credits is one (1) and this offer is not transferable. Your account must remain open, have available credit, and be current (no minimum payment past due) to qualify. This offer may not apply if your credit card has changed to a different type of card within the last 12 weeks or changes before the statement credit is applied. This offer is accurate as of February 2, 2021. If you have any questions, call Cardmember Service at 800-285-8585‍.
Recent changes to your account may impact your eligibility to enroll in PayPal from U.S. Bank. Account must be open and in good standing to earn and redeem rewards and benefits. Rewards are based on eligible net purchases. Net purchases are purchases minus credits and returns. Not all transactions are eligible to earn rewards, such as Advances, Balance Transfers and Convenience Checks. See your Cardmember Agreement for details.
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