I have a US Bank Cash+ credit card as part of my 5%+ Customized Cashback Strategy. I use it primarily for Utilities but don’t get even close to the $2k quarterly spending cap — not even half that.

I learned from an acquaintance on RJ’s Profitable Content Pro discord channel that Ebay purchases code as MCC 5311 — Department Stores on the US Bank Cash+ card.

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Update 2024-08-20 I was contacted by an On Tap representative stating they couldn’t fund the CD with $4k, since their cap was $1000, even though the cap was removed from the application process and they let me type in $4k.

So I signed up for On Tap Checking back in early July. I CC funded that with $1,000 as that was the max I could fund it at the time. I screen record all my bank account applications, so below is a screenshot of my initial app for the On Tap Checking account, which shows the $1k cap. I funded the checking account with my Citi SP.

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Update 2024-12-31: Added Frequent Miler Credit Cards and Credit Card Bonuses articles
Update 2024-11-02: Added Churning.io link to top of Feeds page — excellent Reddit search tool. Shortened Profitable Content Bonuses by State link to By State to make room.
Update 2024-08-15: Added Mr. Money Mustache blog to the feeds list.
Update 2024-08-15: Added All the Hacks to the feeds list.
Update 2024-08-14: Added Churning Life Podcast to the feeds list.
Update 2024-08-10: Added r/Churning towards bottom in separate list.

The Wednesday Morning Weekly — July 24, 2024.

A new Bonus Hunting Feeds page has been added to the web site — see the Feeds link in the menu above. This is a compilation of feeds related to bank account & credit card bonus hunting from a dozen different resources. This includes the latest blog articles, videos as well as podcast episodes.

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The Wednesday Morning Weekly

Our city water is very bad and we used to buy bottled drinking water from Walmart at $1 per gallon — now more recently $1.35 per gallon. It was a lot of work transporting the water and carrying them from the car each trip, not to mention quite costly over the year. Assuming a conservative 1 gallon per day, this results in $493 per year! Very pricey! We also didn’t care for the flavor as we could taste the plastic odor in it. 1 gallon per day wasn’t ever really enough for the both of us for drinking, coffee/tea & cooking. 3 gallons per day is more reasonable. This means if we consumed 3 gallons of this Walmart bottled water per day, over the year it would cost us $1479. This article shares an alternative at 2.5 cents per gallon or $27 per year for three gallons per day.

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