I note recently they've recently changed it to present as "Thank You" points at a rate of 100-to-the-dollar. The cynic in me wonders how long before they deval

I note recently they've recently changed it to present as "Thank You" points at a rate of 100-to-the-dollar. The cynic in me wonders how long before they devalue them. It's easier to start changing the rules for "points redemption" when they aren't saying outright "You have $112.75 in cashback value" on the statement. They recently had a promotion-- use the points directly to buy on Amazon, but if you paid that way, it was debased-- something like 120 to the dollar. It was actually better for me to buy what I wanted on credit, redeem the points as a bank transfer, and settle the bill at the end of the month.