Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, Independent Grocery, and others with Loblaw don't accept American Express. Costco doesn’t accept American Express and Visa.
This is true and that is because the context of the video is around those who are boycotting Loblaws which means they aren't shopping with Loblaws anymore. They are shifting their shopping habits to other grocers like Metro, Co-Ops, Save Ons, all of the Sobey's banners, even independents like Sunterra etc. to which the majority do accept all forms of credit cards. Costco is the one outlier of course but it is not really the subject of this piece but is easily covered by the Mastercards that we do recommend for other grocery stores.
@DontDelete-fp8oy It's either hearting or replying (thumbs up or down don't work) that move initial comments out of the "I haven't responded" in the UA-cam account and I can't stand having it not cleaned up on my end, so unless it needs a response I'll heart a comment. The other option is to delete it but there's no need to delete a comment unless it's offensive, abusive etc.
you're a looser if you're a point collector. create your rewards program by properly budgeting and skipping the startbucks. money is saved while spending. you save 25% tax when you don't buy shit.
We all have to shop for necessities, doesn't have to be Starbucks. Many do budget as best they can and in today's world rewards play a part of that. If a place that you shop at does offer a reward program you should actually take advantage of it otherwise you're missing out on potential rewards or savings. I always use the analogy of when you have two gas stations kitty corner to each other and both are selling at 1.59/litre (as they almost always match each others prices) but only one has a reward program, why would you bother going to the one that doesn't reward you? You aren't saving any cash and you're not earning anything towards a potential future saving. And I'll save time as some people may comment about the Costco gas option, but not everywhere has Costco, not everyone has a membership or Costco isn't close so the savings are eroded by driving there, waiting in line etc. so that's why I don't include it in my gas analogy.
My notification for this video was the same one I got for last weeks video about the premium Marriott card
Yes that was my mistake, I forgot to update the title when I used the reuse details option UA-cam has when uploading new videos.
Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, Independent Grocery, and others with Loblaw don't accept American Express. Costco doesn’t accept American Express and Visa.
That is correct.
You forgot to add Loblaw and Costco don't accept that on the video.
This is true and that is because the context of the video is around those who are boycotting Loblaws which means they aren't shopping with Loblaws anymore. They are shifting their shopping habits to other grocers like Metro, Co-Ops, Save Ons, all of the Sobey's banners, even independents like Sunterra etc. to which the majority do accept all forms of credit cards. Costco is the one outlier of course but it is not really the subject of this piece but is easily covered by the Mastercards that we do recommend for other grocery stores.
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@DontDelete-fp8oy It's either hearting or replying (thumbs up or down don't work) that move initial comments out of the "I haven't responded" in the UA-cam account and I can't stand having it not cleaned up on my end, so unless it needs a response I'll heart a comment. The other option is to delete it but there's no need to delete a comment unless it's offensive, abusive etc.
you're a looser if you're a point collector. create your rewards program by properly budgeting and skipping the startbucks. money is saved while spending. you save 25% tax when you don't buy shit.
We all have to shop for necessities, doesn't have to be Starbucks. Many do budget as best they can and in today's world rewards play a part of that. If a place that you shop at does offer a reward program you should actually take advantage of it otherwise you're missing out on potential rewards or savings.
I always use the analogy of when you have two gas stations kitty corner to each other and both are selling at 1.59/litre (as they almost always match each others prices) but only one has a reward program, why would you bother going to the one that doesn't reward you? You aren't saving any cash and you're not earning anything towards a potential future saving.
And I'll save time as some people may comment about the Costco gas option, but not everywhere has Costco, not everyone has a membership or Costco isn't close so the savings are eroded by driving there, waiting in line etc. so that's why I don't include it in my gas analogy.
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