i applied for the target master card and got approved. hope they do not need to contact me.
lol!
lol!
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Jan 21st, 2015 8:34 pm
You can always switch credit card types before they do it for you. If there is one that you would like from their list, just give them a call and they will switch the card to a new type. You will eventually get a new number, but that way you don't have to worry about getting a generic card or having to switch twice.
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Jan 23rd, 2015 5:40 am
Using the RBC Target Mastercard outside of Target is foolish as there are better rewards. You only should be using it at Target, and use your better rewards card(s) elsewhere.gene2u wrote: ↑Seems this card doesn't accumulate cash rebates. I've noticed the 5% rebate comes off at point of sale at Target. However, I suppose if you shop with it elsewhere, the 0.5% would have to accrue.
At any rate, I'll hold onto it right until Target closes down, might be some good deals as they vacate. I know a lot of people have complained about Target stores, but I really liked my local store and will be sad to see them leave. Who knows what will replace them if anyone, so they'll leave a big hole at my local mall.
I've never used it in the USA... haven't been to the US in years. Might be time to make a trip south, though the C$ is so low now.
Jan 23rd, 2015 7:02 am
Lmao, Target's shelves were empty when they were open for "normal business"... good luck with the "good deals" when they vacate.gene2u wrote: ↑...
At any rate, I'll hold onto it right until Target closes down, might be some good deals as they vacate. I know a lot of people have complained about Target stores, but I really liked my local store and will be sad to see them leave. Who knows what will replace them if anyone, so they'll leave a big hole at my local mall...
Jan 24th, 2015 12:48 pm