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New Apple Card Users Can Earn $50 in Bonus Daily Cash When They Spend $50 at Walgreens

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Apple and Walgreens have partnered up on a new offer to entice U.S. users to sign up for Apple Card, with users who open an account during the month of June eligible to receive $50 in bonus Daily Cash if they spend at least $50 on their ‌Apple Card‌ at Walgreens within the first 30 days.

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The offer can be found in the Walgreens iOS app at the bottom of the Weekly Ad & Coupons page, and you can tap directly from the offer page into the Wallet app to start an ‌Apple Card‌ application.

For users with an Apple Cash card, Daily Cash earned through ‌Apple Card‌ purchases is transferred to Apple Cash, where it can be used for person-to-person payments and more. Alternatively, it can be applied to an outstanding ‌Apple Card‌ balance.

Walgreens has been a close partner with Apple in promoting ‌Apple Card‌ benefits, becoming one of the select merchants offering a premium 3% Daily Cash back on purchases made using an ‌Apple Card‌ via Apple Pay.

In April, Walgreens expanded the 3% Daily Cash offer to include purchases made with a physical ‌Apple Card‌ at Walgreens drive-thrus. That offer was originally set to expire at the end of June, but has since been extended through July.

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farewelwilliams
80 months ago
This is one of the worst sign up bonus credit card offers I've ever seen.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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MrMacintoshIII
80 months ago

This is one of the worst sign up bonus credit card offers I've ever seen.
I guess all the other benefits mean nothing to you. All the other benefits that no other cards provide. But since you’re so obviously biased I’ll let others point it out to you. I’m too annoyed by forum members like you who neglect to research what Apple Card offers people that no other card does. This is my last response to you.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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MrMacintoshIII
80 months ago
It’s also the only credit card that lets you put no money down on any iPhone, pay only a minimal amount a month, for 24 months, without adding a hard credit check, or a loan, or any other ********. No interest if paid in full. There is no other way to get such a great deal. If you want you can pay for a $399 iphone SE over 2 years. It is exceedingly generous.

Tim said this benefit will soon apply to other Apple products besides iPhones as well. This is currently the easiest way to afford Apple products as a consumer while also building your credit score and learning how to integrate into the credit system which is extremely beneficial for people.

Apple Card is also the only card I’m aware of to have made it so easy and obvious that for COVID-19 specifically users are able to defer payments for many months now.

I could keep writing about all the special benefits I’m getting with the Apple Card and how it’s giving me more back than I’ve ever gotten with other cards without any annual fees.

I could go on about the perfect integration in Wallet but it’s never worth the time explaining why something is so good even if it doesn’t come with 5000 bonus travel miles or something equally inane that in the end locks you in with a bank that hasn’t shown how much it values the end-user compared to how much Apple has already proven it does with its COVID policies specifically, not even to speak of the multitude of benefits they continue to add as time goes on.

It’s clear Apple Card isn’t your cup of tea but to call it a bad card is exceedingly narrow-sighted and an outright falsehood, seeing as it has many, many specific perks that currently no other card has.
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rulymammoth
80 months ago

Agreed. As a credit card, the perks aren't great. I got it strictly to attach to my Apple account to get me 3% (since that's 1% more than I'd get with my main CC). I don't use it for anything else (I would at Walgreens for the 3%, if I ever shopped there). I like the integration with iOS, but that's offset by the fact I can't automatically download transactions through Quicken. It's a 'meh' credit card for the most part.
wait. It’s 3% for any Apple purchased and 2% for ANY purchases using Apple Pay either online or in person. That now includes a LOT of stores. And then it’s 1% on everything else.

For a no fee credit card, that’s not so bad!
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farewelwilliams
80 months ago

well guess I’m breaking what I said and responding again.

if you have one already then you know this is but one of many benefits they’ve had or have been adding since the beginning. I’m sorry for your greed... not sure what more you could want from them. They already give back more than any other free credit card.
I'm not talking about the benefits. I'm talking about the sign up bonus. The credit card I signed up for before the Apple Card got me $1k as a sign up bonus. The card before that got me $500.
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MrMacintoshIII
80 months ago

I have an Apple Card. Maybe you should research that before you make a completely erroneous assumption. You are the very type of forum member that you are annoyed by.
well guess I’m breaking what I said and responding again.

if you have one already then you know this is but one of many benefits they’ve had or have been adding since the beginning. I’m sorry for your greed... not sure what more you could want from them. They already give back more than any other free credit card.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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