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Last Chance! Pay Mortgage or Rent With 1.75% Credit Card Fee

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    A quick reminder for folks looking for an easy way to complete minimum spending requirements and earn extra miles & points!

    Until September 30, 2016, at 11:59 pm Pacific Time, Plastiq’s current promotion will give you a reduced 1.75% credit card fee when you use a MasterCard credit card to schedule 6+ future rent or mortgage payments.

    You Have 1 Week Left to Schedule Mortgage or Rent Payments With Plastiq’s Lower MasterCard Fees

    I’ll remind you of the details so you can jump on this deal before it’s gone!

    Final Chance to Lock-In Lower Credit Card Fee With Plastiq

    Link:   Sign-up for Plastiq

    Link:   Plastiq:  Get 1.75% When You Pay Rent or Mortgage

    For ~1 month, Plastiq has been running a promotion handy for folks in the miles & points world.  You’ll be charged a reduced 1.75% fee when you pay rent or mortgage with a MasterCard!  But in order to qualify, you must follow these rules:

    There’s no need to register for the promotion.  Just follow the steps before September 30, 2016, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.

    This is a great way to help folks meet minimum spending requirements, or just earn extra credit card rewards inexpensively.  You can even use cards like the Citi Double Cash Card, which earns 1% back on purchases and 1% back when you pay it off.  You’ll more than make up for the credit card fee, and even come out ahead!

    Let me know if you take advantage of this offer!

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