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Apple Card will roll out to additional countries, after US launch
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Apple Card offers simplified and secure Goldman Sachs-backed credit card with daily reward...
Soli said:sirlance99 said:hmlongco said:sirlance99 said:Standard isn’t always best when many cards have better rewards than 2%. Also, my standard purchases are extremely low compared to other categories. There’s practically nowhere that I purchase things that I can’t get at least 3% back and up to 5% on most things.
Depends on how one defines "best", doesn't it? The Amazon Prime Store Card, for example, gives you 5% back... with a 28.24% annual APR.
Apple committed to a low (albeit unspecified) APR, with no fees, no late charges, and no penalties. Not to mention the not-so-minor fact that you get your rewards back daily as Apple Cash. Not at the end of the month, not when you redeem them. Daily.
Then there's the secure unique randomized card number per transaction. No number or signature to steal on the physical card. No tracking of purchases. No sales of transaction data.
I don't know about you, but there's a ton of value in privacy and security. -
Apple Card offers simplified and secure Goldman Sachs-backed credit card with daily reward...
DAalseth said:Nice. Hope it's available in Canada. ApplePay is theoretically here, but I've gone through three cards without finding one that worked on the system. I'd like to start using ApplePay.
I would venture that Apple Pay use is far more widespread in Canada than the US, as a large portion of retail (in food service and related industries) all have contactless "tap" options, where the the US is more limited at this time. -
The Wall Street Journal reportedly joins Apple News service, NYT and Washington Post decli...
GeorgeBMac said:stayingalert said:Great news about WSJ joining. Will definitely give the new Apple news service a try.
This will be a great addition to the service and one I will use often -- probably daily.
What I find funny is that both sides think that "their side" is balanced, and the other ones are biased. From what I read:
- CNN, NYT, WaPo are Democrat biased
- Fox News, WSJ are Republican biased
Is it really that hard to see? -
The Wall Street Journal reportedly joins Apple News service, NYT and Washington Post decli...
spice-boy said:When I was a kid I delivered a newspaper 6 days per week. I did not ask the publisher for 50% of the profits. Apple needs to get over itself.