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This is actually a thoughtful response.
I think it kind of does both. The fractional-reserve banking system alone probably encourages risky behavior on the part of banks.
Bank of America / UPS Go Their Separate Ways
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I think it kind of does both. The fractional-reserve banking system alone probably encourages risky behavior on the part of banks.
govols019
You smell that?
Ask the people who lived through the depression what they think.
Over70irregs
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Most who lived during the great depression are gone?
What’s the benefit of having this card over another card like Chase Freedom? Any perks for ups employees? Thanks.
DriverNerd
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DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
1-1.5% paid in Bitcoin?
That's just them waving the buy fee basically.
Why not just use a 2-5% Cashback credit card and use the money however you want?
I have been lurking
Tired hubrat
Their gold stashes were sold back to the government at a crap price
Over70irregs
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Passive accumulation….
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
I like how people think best way to fix government caused problems is with more government
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
My guess is that UPS started treating their contract with BofA the way they treat our contract, as a free pass to do whatever they want. I wonder when our customers will realize what's going on with their contracts.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
From one issuer? 8, overall around 30
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Lol, you guys kill me
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Love this response, guess how much I treat I paid in 15 years. I’ll help you, zero.
Guess how many free vacations I’ve taken on the backs of banks? A lot.
This is just one Amex account I have, out of 4. And this is just Amex, not Chase, Cap 1, Citi, BoA.
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Over70irregs
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Sweet. Inflation is eating up your points, burn that catalog up sir.
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
Thebrownblob
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They knew….
Over70irregs
Well-Known Member
Silver is a trap that is manipulated. It will head lower. It will be demonetized along with gold. Precious metals are only useful when analyzing macro environment. It can be dug up at anytime and inflated like fiat.
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Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Man, if only you had a clue. I’ve traveled all over the world in the last 5 years, I think I paid maybe $2k out of pocket for taxes and fuel surcharges. This is just MR points from me and my wife’s accounts from this year alone. Cashing them out via Schwab is 1.1CPP, they’d be worth over $32k in cash, that’s if I cashed them out vs transferring for business and first class flights, which we took to 4 different continents this year alone. This doesn’t even include Cap 1, Chase UR, Citi, or straight cash back cards we use for our side business. I’ve paid zero, and I mean, zero interest on any cards I’ve had for 10+ years.
Tell me more about points now please. I’m eager to learn so much.
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Over70irregs
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Use them up. Companies are changing points/rewards. Pretty simple……Man, if only you had a clue. I’ve traveled all over the world in the last 5 years, I think I paid maybe $2k out of pocket for taxes and fuel surcharges. This is just MR points from me and my wife’s accounts from this year alone. Cashing them out via Schwab is 1.1CPP, they’d be worth over $32k in cash, that’s if I cashed them out vs transferring for business and first class flights, which we took to 4 different continents this year alone. This doesn’t even include Cap 1, Chase UR, Citi, or straight cash back cards we use for our side business. I’ve paid zero, and I mean, zero interest on any cards I’ve had for 10+ years.
Tell me more about points now please. I’m eager to learn so much.
