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Maybe I could ask the clerks to just hold my FlexPerks and my Arrival cards behind the counter as they really feel at home at my local pharmacy (I kid – sorta)!
Just so much to do before the “DO”, that is, the ChicagoSeminars 2013 this weekend. Can you tell I am a little bit excited to see you all there soon? 🙂
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I frequent the drug store also, but I don’t understand why you would use those two cards? Am I missing something? I use cards for minimum spend, accrue points such as club Carlson etc. but how is it worth it with those two cards?
@Kate – well, cost is 0.8% and gain is 2% and 2.2% so 😉 and I need points for positioning fights for my mileage runs and these will do that.
Is there a better card for drug stores? (other than the quaterly promotion on Chase Freedom)