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Quill has another targeted Chase Offer, this time offering 20% back on up to $250 in purchases. This offer again seems to be on business cards only, which is exciting as it’s stackable with the Ink Plus and Ink Cash’s 5x office supply bonus.
If you are new to Quill, it’s an online-only office supply store owned by Staples and it sells essentially the same assortment of gift cards online, including Visa gift cards up to $300 in value. Note that ordering gift cards is much easier when initially signing up as a business account, as opposed to a personal account.
The Deal
- Chase Offer: 20% back on up to $250 in spend at Quill.com.
Key Terms
- Expires April 5, 2023.
- Payment must be made directly with the merchant.
- Maximum cash back is $50 (20%), can be in one or more purchases.
- Offer excludes HP, Epson, and Samsung products, gift cards and streaming devices (but in the past, Visa gift cards have triggered the offer).
Quick Thoughts
This is one of my favorite Chase Offers when it comes around. A $300 Visa gift card comes with an $8.95 purchase fee, so the $50 back makes for an immediate $41.05 profit.
For me, these are usually targeted to on my Ink Plus and Ink Cash cards that earn 5x at office supply stores. In that case, it will also earn another 1,545 Ultimate Rewards points on the purchase. Pretty nifty for a five minute deal. Also, unlike Amex, Chase offers can be targeted and redeemed on multiple cards.
Do note that you can only order gift cards if you have a business account on Quill.com. You can change the settings in your account from Personal to Business, but in the past, folks have had much more success getting orders to go through by creating a business account from the get-go (and Quill has never seemed to mind someone having two accounts under different e-mails).
Also note that some folks find it VERY difficult to successfully complete a gift card order, oftentimes finding it cancelled with no notice from Quill. I’ve seen some success with calling and manually making an order over the phone, but even then, it can be tricky. I’ve haven’t had many issues myself, but I have had to call customer service a couple of times to get gift card orders to process.
Quill is featured on multiple shopping portals, so it’s worth clicking through one even though on some a qgift card purchase won’t track.
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