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Earn an Easy 1,500 Chase Ultimate Rewards Points for Using Samsung Pay Three Times (Targeted)

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    Check your email! Chase is sending out offers to earn 1,500 bonus Ultimate Rewards points for using Samsung Pay three times by March 31, 2019.

    Even better news?  There’s no minimum amount for your purchases!  So if you’re eligible, you could spend just $3 and earn a nice amount of bonus points.

    Reports are that cardholders with Chase Sapphire cards, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (our #1 card for beginners to this hobby!), have been targeted. But it likely includes other Ultimate Rewards points earning cards too! So it’s worth looking into.

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    With This Deal From Chase and Samsung Pay, Your Morning Coffee Routine Could Easily Earn You 1,500 Bonus Chase Ultimate Rewards Points!

    Targeted:   Use Samsung Pay Three Times – Earn 1,500 Chase Ultimate Rewards Points

    It doesn’t get much better than easy bonus Chase Ultimate Rewards points.

    If you got an email from Chase, you can use Samsung Pay for 3 purchases with your linked Chase card to earn 1,500 Ultimate Rewards points.  Just be sure to pay with the card mentioned in the email, and complete the offer by March 31, 2019.

    I value Chase Ultimate Rewards points at 2 cents a piece, so 1,500 points are worth ~$30 (1,500 X .02).

    Making three small purchases in a row would undoubtedly be the easiest way to meet the promo requirements. And the best part is, is there’s no minimum amount for each purchase – so you could spend $1 three times and earn the bonus points. Breath mints, anyone?

    We aren’t sure if other Chase cards are included, but it looks like Chase is targeting folks who already linked their Chase cards within Samsung Pay. So it’s worth checking your email and adding your Chase cards to Samsung Pay so you might be targeted for deals like this in the future.

    Don’t forget, you can combine Chase Ultimate Rewards points and send them to transfer partners like British Airways and Hyatt if you have one of these cards:

    That makes this deal even better because you can get that much closer to your next vacation.

    Were you targeted?  If so, let us know which card is linked to your Samsung Pay promotion!

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