Apple Card promo: 4% Daily Cash being offered at select businesses this summer

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Appleosophy | Apple Card promo: 4% Daily Cash being offered at select businesses this summer
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In a world where everything seems to be going up in price, Apple is here to help its Apple Card users.

Starting between now and Sunday, July 31, select businesses in the U.S. are going to have options for Apple Card customers to get 4% Daily Cash.

These merchants include StubHub, Petco, HotelTonight, Fandango, YETI, J.Crew, Ray-Ban, and Crocs. Normally when Apple Card users buy from those merchants they get just 2% in Daily Cash, so this promotion is allowing those users to double their rewards opportunities.

Appleosophy | Apple Card promo: 4% Daily Cash being offered at select businesses this summer

Once a user has made a purchase with their Apple Card from an iPhone, Apple Watch, or online, they will get 4% in Daily Cash from said purchase.

Of course, these same users still have access to the 3% Daily Cash merchants that are currently Ace Hardware, ExxonMobile, Nike, T-Mobile, Uber Eats, Uber, Walgreens, Duane Reade, and Panera Bread.

As it always is, those that buy something from a merchant that accepts Apple Pay and uses Apple Card from their iPhone or Apple Watch will get just the regular 2% in Daily Cash.

What are your thoughts on this promotion? Do you plan on using it this summer? Comment below or let us know on Twitter at @appleosophy.

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mcdvoice
1 year ago

What a great and, of course, well written post. It`s so useful…

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