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Hello all I just wanted some DPs on what counts as a department store for this category. Besides Macy, JCpenny, Nordstrom, etc. Which stores count? Would Target and Walmart be eligible? Clothing stores like h&m and forever 21?
The definition in the fine print was "Department stores are defined as retailers selling a wide variety of merchandise, with separate checkout counters in each department" I'm sure there are stores they'll approve for the 5% and aren't on this list.
High Bal Jan 2009 $116k on $146k limits 80% Util. Oct 2014 $46k on $127k 36% util EQ 722 TU 727 EX 727 April 2018 $18k on $344k 5% util EQ 806 TU 810 EX 812
Department Stores. Most online purchases from these merchants also qualify. Note: Does not include Sears.com, and discount stores like Wal-Mart, Target and Costco. List: Bloomingdale's, Bon-Ton, Boston Store, Dillard's, JcPenney, Kohl's, Loehmann's, Macy's, Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, Off 5th, Saks Fifth Avenue, Sears, Soma Intimates, Von Maur --
High Bal Jan 2009 $116k on $146k limits 80% Util. Oct 2014 $46k on $127k 36% util EQ 722 TU 727 EX 727 April 2018 $18k on $344k 5% util EQ 806 TU 810 EX 812
[3] For Langley Signature Cash Back Visa credit card holders only. 5% cashback rewards must be activated to earn cash back. 5% cash back eligible on gas, department store, and school supply purchases based on cardholder's choice, posted 8/1/22 through 8/31/22, up to $100 in earnings. Cardholder's category choice once activated cannot be changed ...
OP, just use the card at a few different stores you'd actually shop at and see if you get the extra points. That will give you more useful information than trying to build some nationwide database. Note that some merchants will be broadly categorized as "grocery" and yet not get bonus points. This may include convenience stores, liquor stores, etc.
Just a quick update. I talked to the Amex Membership Rewards people. They asked me to make a list of the transactions that did not code as 4x points but were restaurants or grocery stores. Once a provide a list, their investigations department will research and then approve or deny the additional points.
Pick up an Elan MCP and set it to 5% on department stores and you'll be better off. They're good for easily padding your utilization, and that's about it. I was excited to pump up my Macy's to 25k and see it turn into a full AmEx since it's my second oldest card... but trying to make it worthwhile over the past 9 months over other choices has ...
That would be my interpretation as well. Right now all of the (non-Visa) store cards have unique 10 or 12 digit account numbers on the old system they've been using for literally decades.