Doctor of Credit highlights an opportunity for those who still have cards eligible for the Paze promotion. Domino’s Pizza sells an opportunity to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital under their “extras” section. It is apparently possible to order that donation and check out paying via Paze. Assuming you have cards eligible for the Paze promotion, that should make it possible to get $10 back via Paze, effectively donating for free.
The Deal
- Domino’s offers an opportunity to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital without ordering a pizza. At the time of writing, it is possible to donate $10 and check out via Paze.
- Direct link to this deal
Quick Thoughts
We have extensively covered the Paze promotion, whereby many credit cards from most of the major U.S. banks are eligible to earn a $10 statement credit after checking out via Paze and spending $10 or more. Paze is a digital wallet similar to PayPal that was developed by Early Warning Services, the same company behind Zelle. They partner with most of the major banks in the United States, so a lot of the cards in your wallet are probably eligible to earn $10 back after you spend $10 or more, up to $100 back on each card.
The catch has been that a relatively small number of merchants accept Paze as a payment method. Newegg was of wide interest at the beginning since they sell many third-party merchant gift cards. Unfortunately, they stopped accepting Paze for those gift card purchases. Many other opportunities since then have dried up.
If you find yourself with a stack of cards that still have the opportunity to earn these Paze statement credits, this could be a cool way to do some good that won’t cost you more than the time to make a few clicks. Even if you wouldn’t ordinarily donate to St. Jude’s for one reason or another, this is effectively an opportunity to donate with someone else’s money, assuming that you are eligible for the statement credits.
In my household, we’ve received the Paze statement credits on cards from Capital One and Bank of America. We have yet to see the credits on my wife’s Chase cards, but I expect that we eventually will. Many Wells Fargo and US Bank cards are also eligible.
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I sent a secure message to Chase and was directed to call them, and talk to someone in technical support. The rep verified my login name I use on the Chase app and had me delete the Chase app and reinstall and the option to link to paze suddenly become available!
You guys have to figure out the secret to getting Chase cards to work! Mine work: but P2’s do not, maddening!