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Excellent experience I was able to enroll in percapita.com to work on my credit score Bill well by saving money they give me a extra $25 for every three payments which helped me accumulate wealth and save money for my first time home buyers program I received my card in the mail which will improve my credit score thanks percapita and staff
I've been with them for one month and the reason why I signed up was their $25 cash back promo if I spend $300 per month. Well, first month into it, and I already can't get the $25 cash back even though I spent $300 using their card. This is because even though I made some of my transactions on June 30th, they count it towards July 1, hence I can't get to $300 in June. According to them the transaction has to be "posted" within the month to qualify for the cash back reward. But as a customer, I don't know when my transaction can be posted or not! As far as I am concerned, I PAID for the transaction in June and it should have counted towards my June transactions and I should have got the cash back bonus. I am really frustrated with banks and financial companies playing these tricks on us. I thought Percapita was different. Or at least that is the picture they are painting on their site. But really are they? I don't think so... I already lost my trust in them.
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