Yes, you earn cashback on Raise through TCB when buying WM gift cards, that's why we buy them
. Usually, the only restriction are the cards where you earn Raise cash, but they have other restrictions listed in the T&C, like a max purchase etc. TCB doesn't have restrictions on certain stores, you can buy anything on Raise.
I did end up getting the full offer refund amount, bought a drink along with the gift card.
I tried to find that but couldn't.
Thank you! For some reason, my computer when straight to the choice of cards when I clicked on gift cards the first time. They say you can get a maximum of $500 per household, but I could only get $400 (4 $100 cards) and get the discount. I may try to go back later to see if I can get the remaining $100. We live near a LOT of Landry's restaurants, so these won't go to waste.
I had a purchase in March that was initially declined - then suddenly payable in the last couple of weeks - then back to declined. I'm thinking I finally reached the threshold for Raise purchases that qualify for cash back. That said, I did have a purchase in Feb that never tracked at all, and would have been the purchase to push me over the top of that limit. I filed a claim with Top Cash Back 2 months(ish) ago, and still haven't seen anything. Not sure if anyone else's experience is like mine, but they limit the lifetime cash back they will give you for Raise.
Don't know if this has been shared elsewhere, but remember that many credit cards are coding grocery at higher reward levels. For example, American Express Gold Card is at 4x membership reward points, many chase cards are at 3x rewards (chase sapphire preferred is at 5x), etc., so you'd get the fuel points plus the card points you can redeem for travel rewards, etc.
I tried to go to Raise dot com, but didn't know what kind of card Disneyfan had found.
It is odd, and as a user we can't add more than 1k to a card but there's exceptions if Disney does it. When Disney closed the vacation accounts they issued GCs up to 2k I think? Something higher than 1k. With the resort cancellations maybe they are issuing some refunds that are exceeding the normal limit? Odd that it's a round number though.
I believe it got banned. I think OP is referring to the site mentioned here but it's, ah, not plural (which is probably why it didn't get blocked on this post):
I have bought other gift cards ( texas roadhouse and hotels.com) from them but the disney ones are always sold out or really high balances. It says they have 8 or had 8 yesterday.
