[Article] Article: the bluebird

Jesus man. You can buy as many Vanilla cards as you want at Office Depot. That has nothing to do with the bluebird. And you're essentially getting 500 points (assuming your credit card is 1:1) for that $4. If you do the Chase Ink deal, it's even sweeter as you're getting 5:1.

edit: If your card also has a minimum spending limit, you're likely getting even more for that $4. There are regularly cards that will give you up to 75,000 points if you spend $5,000 in the first 3 months. My quick math says that will cost you $40. The reward is best if you redeem for flights, but depending on the program that 75,00 points is still easily $500 in gift cards.

Its not a vanilla card limit if this lady isnt lying. You can only put 1000 a day, and 5000 a month on the bluebird.
 
Here's great example of how to use this for a signup bonus.

http://creditcards.citicards.com/us...m?ProspectID=59EC212492384C18B1552FE17681AB27

The requirements for this card is spending $3,000 in four months. Once you do that, you'll get:
50,000 American Airlines points redeemable for flights or gift cards
A $100 statement credit after your first purchase (a pack of gum counts)
A free AA companion ticket
$85 fee waived the first year

Assuming you ONLY use this card for the Bluebird deal, it will cost you $24. However, you'll instantly get a $100 credit back. And a shit ton of miles.
 
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Here's great example of how to use this for a signup bonus.

http://creditcards.citicards.com/us...m?ProspectID=59EC212492384C18B1552FE17681AB27

The requirements for this card is spending $3,000 in four months. Once you do that, you'll get:
50,000 American Airlines points redeemable for flights or gift cards
A $100 statement credit after your first purchase (a pack of gum counts)
A free AA companion ticket
$85 fee waived the first year

Assuming you ONLY use this card for the Bluebird deal, it will cost you $40. However, you'll instantly get a $100 credit back. And a shit ton of miles.

STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT THIS MAKES SENSE AND I MUST FIND A REASON TO STUPIDLY SAY YOU ARE WRONG
 
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Someone please post up a an executive summary of this bullshit, otherwise I will have to pop an Adderall to focus. I cannot handle financial shit like this, unless someone does it for me. I just pay bills and shit.

Thanks



PS - So, I found out that the fucking hawklike squawkers have BABIES. Right outside my home office window....tree.

Jeezus God, how long do I have to get woke up at 5:45 am and deal with this shit 34 times a day??? Can I locate & move the nest??? I cannot shoot at the parents cuz then the babies die. I was in tears earlier today, it's pretty bad. HALP
 
Attention:

Someone please post up a an executive summary of this bullshit, otherwise I will have to pop an Adderall to focus. I cannot handle financial shit like this, unless someone does it for me. I just pay bills and shit.

Thanks



PS - So, I found out that the fucking hawklike squawkers have BABIES. Right outside my home office window....tree.

Jeezus God, how long do I have to get woke up at 5:45 am and deal with this shit 34 times a day??? Can I locate & move the nest??? I cannot shoot at the parents cuz then the babies die. I was in tears earlier today, it's pretty bad. HALP

My hawks have not left since I moved in, although, I suspect most of them lived here before I did.

I actually like hearing the hawk calls early weekend mornings.
 
My hawks have not left since I moved in, although, I suspect most of them lived here before I did.

I actually like hearing the hawk calls early weekend mornings.

They aren't hawks though. Much smaller. They SOUND like wannabe hawks. It's driving me to tears, literally. And I usually, truly love bird sounds. I can't escape unless I wear headphones, or leave the house, cuz they go from tree to tree ALL OVER the property.
 
My hawks have not left since I moved in, although, I suspect most of them lived here before I did.

I actually like hearing the hawk calls early weekend mornings.

I had a family of 3 redtails when i moved into my house that would circle over my front field. I now have 27 at last count. Biggest flock of hawks ive ever seen in my life.

Awesome circle of life i have going. Ridiculous amount of nut trees = tons of squirrels = tons of food for hawks = tons of hawks.
 
I had a family of 3 redtails when i moved into my house that would circle over my front field. I now have 27 at last count. Biggest flock of hawks ive ever seen in my life.

Awesome circle of life i have going. Ridiculous amount of nut trees = tons of squirrels = tons of food for hawks = tons of hawks.

yeah, at last count, I've got hawks, 1 family of bald eagles, a type of falcon, wild turkeys, what I'm sure is a wild boar, coyotes, rabbits, bats, skunks, racoons, fireflies, and at least 1 bobcat living just behind my place. That's just what I have visually seen.
 
yeah, at last count, I've got hawks, 1 family of bald eagles, a type of falcon, wild turkeys, what I'm sure is a wild boar, coyotes, rabbits, bats, skunks, racoons, fireflies, and at least 1 bobcat living just behind my place. That's just what I have visually seen.

:p the catch is that i live 20 minutes from baltimore and DC in teh middle of the mcmansionridden suburbs. My lot (tiny compared to yours im sure, 2 acres) and the lot across the street are the only wooded land left in the entire place. So stuff is hugely concentrated
 
:p the catch is that i live 20 minutes from baltimore and DC in teh middle of the mcmansionridden suburbs. My lot (tiny compared to yours im sure, 2 acres) and the lot across the street are the only wooded land left in the entire place. So stuff is hugely concentrated

Nah, it's the same here. technically, I'm still in the Tampa city limits, but I'm just on the edge. But there is still tons around. But it's close to the river, and there are a few undeveloped areas about, including a cowfield that for some reason is popular with 20 year olds just after a late night rain, for some reason of which I am unaware.