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Good Rewards Program
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Identifying a Good Rewards Program |
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*A "Qualifying Purchase" is any signature-based purchase, Internet purchase, phone or mail order purchase, or automatic bill payment made with an enrolled Visa card, which is processed or submitted through the Visa U.S.A. Inc. transaction processing system. You must sign for all in-store purchases you make with an enrolled Visa card in order for such purchases to be deemed qualifying purchases; do not use a Personal Identification Number (PIN) when paying for your purchases with your enrolled Visa card if you want to earn points for such purchases. PIN-based purchases, payments of existing card balances, balance transfers, cash advances, ATM transactions, convenience checks, Interlink-processed transactions, fees charged by your Visa card issuer (for example, annual fees, finance charges, and related service charges, if any apply), payments made for pre-paid and re-loadable cards such as certain gift cards, Visa Buxx and similar cards, or payments made for payment instruments that can readily be converted to cash (for example, travelers cheques, money orders, wire transfers, and similar products or services) are not qualifying purchases. The types of Visa card transactions that will earn points may vary depending on the financial institution that issued the Visa card. You should check your card issuer's Visa Extras Terms & Conditions (available here once you enter your Visa card number in the Enroll Now/Check Eligibility area) for the applicable description of qualifying purchases.
**If you spend $4,000 on Qualifying Purchases using your enrolled Business Check Card within your first 12 months of enrollment, you'll earn two points for every $1 you spend on Qualifying Purchases for the rest of that 12-month period. At the end of this 12 month period and every 12 months after that, your earning rate is reset to one point per each $1.00 spent on Qualifying Purchases with the same opportunity as the prior year to earn double points.
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