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Tag: Buying Groups

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A buying group deal gone wrong

Nick Reyes - 94
One of the many ways to increase credit card spend and get most of it back is through buying groups. We've written a number...
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My buying group experiment: throwing in the towel, for now

Greg The Frequent Miler - 42
In early July, my wife, my son, and I all applied and were approved for new credit cards (see: 3 Inks approved again. 420K points...
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My Buying Group Experiment: Day One Failures

Greg The Frequent Miler - 135
A couple of weeks ago, my wife, my son, and I all applied and were approved for new credit cards (see: 3 Inks approved...
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Using Buying Groups to Increase Credit Card Spend

Tim Steinke - 81
There are many reasons that you might want to increase credit card spend. You may need to meet minimum spend requirements on new credit...

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