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I don't believe so. The actual card is managed by Chase, payments go through the Chase website, etc. Amazon just links to it and updates your reward balance nig
by TylerE 3y ago
I don't believe so. The actual card is managed by Chase, payments go through the Chase website, etc. Amazon just links to it and updates your reward balance nightly.
- judge2020 3y agoNote that it's better if you don't apply rewards points at checkout - instead, get a payout to your bank account via the Chase reward redemption portal in the app. If you have $100 in rewards points, and use them in checkout, that $100 doesn't hit your card and you don't get the 5% cashback on that $100.
- eutropia 3y agoIsn't this optimizing for 5% of 5%? e.g. 1/400?
- judge2020 3y agoSure, to get $100 in rewards you'd need to have spent $2,000. It's not life-changing but $5 is still something, and I imagine Chase/Amazon save >1 million a year from people not doing this.
- paulmd 3y agoTechnically you don't even need to loop through the bank account, you can also do statement credit. It doesn't count against your minimum payment, but it does count as a credit/payment towards the statement balance. But yes, always charge the full amount and then handle rewards at a lower layer, never "pay with points".
- olyjohn 3y agoIt sounds like you're guessing here...
- TylerE 3y agoAnyone without access to the entire source code of Amazon is.