Discover Cash Back

For example, I bought a chicken at the grocery store today. After swiping the card through out, the clerk asked me if I wanted a cash refund. I said, "Sure!" Then he asked: "How do you recover? I did not know this amount is, so I said: "Never mind. I do not know how the cash back. "

What was I saying? How should I have asked for a cash refund?

I use a Discover card almost exclusively, but never for a cash refund. If you do this, interest begins from the moment you make the "loan" which is what it is even worse on a credit card with high interest rates. Discover pays cash 1-5% on eligible purchases (I use a gas card that Discover gives 5% cash back on gas and auto purchases and 1% on all others). I never carry a balance that their interest rate is terribly high, but I earn a good amount of money on the card. Find a supplier offering discounts of 20-50% from the money you earned, for example, you can get a map of Crabtree & Evelyn in the AMT of $ 80 to $ 40 cashback bonus. Or simply apply it to your pay or give it to one of several charities through experience.

Wrong. This is not a cash advance. I did this several times. It is considered part of the purchase. No fees, no interest on that money. Report Abuse

The best answer is wrong. It called on the Treasury program. No transaction fee. No ATM fees. No bank fees.

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I do not think you can get cash back like that with a map to discover the time of purchase.

Usually, credit cards debit cards / are the only ones you can request cash back at the time of purchase.

I think the clerk made a mistake even ask.