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It’s worth frequently checking your Chase Offers as new ones seem to appear every day. One of the new ones is a targeted offer for Walgreens offering 10% back.
The Deal
- Earn 10% back at Walgreens.
Key Terms
- Must activate offer on card.
- Expires December 14, 2018.
- Maximum cashback of $5.
- Excludes prescription purchases, alcohol, lottery, gift cards, licenses, money orders, money transfers, prepaid cards, stamps, or other mail services.
Quick Thoughts
The limit of $5 cashback means you’ll max out this Walgreens Chase Offer when spending $50. That’s not particularly generous, but it’s still worth taking advantage of if you’ll be shopping there.
Note that gift cards are excluded, although I’m not sure if they’re being as strict with enforcing that as they were when trialing Chase Offers. I recently bought Amazon gift cards using the Lowe’s Chase Offer for 10% back on up to $120 of spend. A few days later I received a confirmation email stating I’d successfully redeemed the offer. Having said that, the statement credit isn’t due to appear on my account for 7-14 days, so there’s a chance it won’t be credited.
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Has anyone here been successful in triggering this Walgreens credit buying gift cards? I am not looking for data points about receiving the email or seeing it marked used in the app. I tried it with the Lowe’s offer on Monday but still no credit.
I’m not sure about the Walgreens offer as we’ve not used it yet, but I’ve had the credits hit my accounts from the Lowe’s offer after buying gift cards. Having said that, the Lowe’s offer didn’t have wording excluding gift cards, whereas the Walgreens one did.
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Only the Walgreen offer has this exclusion clause: Excludes prescription purchases, alcohol, lottery, gift cards, licenses, money orders, money transfers, prepaid cards, stamps, or other mail services.
Staples and lowes offer don’t have this limit.
I had been getting several offers on my various Chase Visas including this one. But yesterday was the first time I saw offers on my Chase Mastercard (IHG) – both this one and one for Petsmart.
Does Chase do offers on business cards like Amex, or is it just for personal?
At this point in time it’s just personal cards, but hopefully they’ll roll it out to business cards in the future.
They could really step this up 100 notches by just allowing you to subscribe to new Chase Offer additions, via email, text, whatever. What kills it is having to open the app all the time just to NOT see what everyone else sees as far as offers go. I don’t get why you can’t go to the site to look at them. If you want mass usage, you plaster everything with it, especially if you don’t wanna have another “Discover Deals” situation on the horizon.
This is also the most annoying aspect of Amex offers, never knowing when you missed out on; but at least you can view them online and read all the restrictions more easily.
I think they’re rolling out the online access slowly. I received an email for one of my cards giving a direct link to view all the offers on that card where I could also load them. My wife had the same on one of her cards, but we haven’t received links for our other half dozen cards.
Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be some kind of generic login page at this point in time where you can view all the offers on all your accounts, but hopefully that’ll be coming as that would indeed make everything much more convenient.
That’s great to hear. Thanks Stephen, because calling them out in an email goes a long way towards them being used. Opening multiple credit card mobile apps a day to find an offer is not a fun experience, and it amounts to jumping through hoops to get to the goods, so I’m thankful this site points out the new opportunities as they crop up.
Weird! I redeemed several Chase offers (and my app shows them as redeemed) but no email.
On some of the transactions it took a week to receive the email, so you might get one in the next few days. Either way, getting the statement credit is the most important part 🙂
One of them has been almost a week… But anyway, curious to hear when your statement credits start rolling in 🙂