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AT&T Universal Rewards $50 Bonus
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The AT&T Universal Savings and Rewards Card was my very first credit card. I applied for it in my first week on campus at Carnegie Mellon University because I was offered a t-shirt, not because I was some credit savant building my credit history and carving out a good credit score.
One of the great benefits of the card was some free long distance minutes, which was crucial back in the days when I didn’t have a cell phone and had to call home with my dorm room phone. Nowadays, the benefits of owning the card have vastly improved, with a nice $50 statement credit after you make a mere $50 in purchases within 3 months and rewards points you can spend in the ThankYou Rewards Network.
I like how the $50 bonus is a statement credit, not $50 worth of points you have to convert somewhere. Also, you can save up to $190 over 12 months on an AT&T phone because the card also offers 10% off on AT&T services and products. This includes paying for your bill with the card – so all you iPhone users out there you can get a quick 10% discount just by paying with this card.
Here are the other salient points of the offer:
- $50 Statement Credit after you make $50 in eligible purchases within the first 3 months of becoming a cardmember*
- Save up to 10% on eligible AT&T purchases for the first 12 months**
- 2 free directory assistance calls and 30 prepaid calling minutes per month
- Zero liability on unauthorized purchases
- No annual fee*
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I wonder if you have AT&T wireless services if you can put your cell phone bill on this card and get 10% back? That’s pretty nice for all those iPhone users out there
this only seems like a deal if you have at&t phone service. if not i would say i still like the chase freedom the best. i believe they give the $50 credit as well after the first purchase