[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by ScratchAce

I haven't received a mailer yet...I'll have to make sure I get one some how...

If you have a GM card it's probably on the way.

[AN0NYM0US]

Can you use it toward a lease? combining it with GM employee discount?

[Jason29]

It is a great card if you like cars and buy GM cars fairly often. I have the older card where you get 5% with unlimited earnings, but are subject to vehicle allowances (usually $1000-$1500). The newer card has some more limits as previously mentioned. The best part are the yearly promotions where GM tops off the earnings or gives you bonus earnings.

Since getting the card in the 1990's, I have saved over $20,000 on new GM cars. One time, I bought a brand new Cobalt for $6000 out the door with topped off and bonus earnings. Hard to beat the benefit if you payoff your card every month.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by AN0NYM0US

Can you use it toward a lease? combining it with GM employee discount?

You can only combine with Employee Pricing with the Extended Family card.

[123ablack]

Originally Posted by Number 3

Not sure about that. I've used my earnings on many cars at employee pricing. My last two in fact.

The only 2 GM cards earnings that works with GM Supplier and GM Employee Discounts is the GM Extended Family card or GM Business Card (both of which earn just 1 cent per dollar spent)

[123ablack]

Originally Posted by ScratchAce

I haven't received a mailer yet...I'll have to make sure I get one some how...

Same here.. Didn't receive mine (yet?!)

Wonder if those who received the mailer if they can see it on their online gmcard .com account too, or is it just in the mailer?

[123ablack]

Originally Posted by AN0NYM0US

Can you use it toward a lease? combining it with GM employee discount?

Not unless you have the GM Extended Family Card or GM Business Card

[123ablack]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

Kept in mind, you only get points / cash back on what you pay off. I started using my card in August and paid it off every month. Overall gaining 5% points for the first $5K and then 2% after. I was able to get almost $400 off my 16' purchase with my GM card alone.

Where do you take this from? If I spend my full 15k credit limit in a month but don't pay it off (instead just pay the minimum payment), are you saying I won't get the earnings of this cycle posted at the end of the month because i didn't pay off the entire credit card?

[Capricio]

I haven't received anything like a promotion in the mail yet, either.

If you start looking at regular monthly expenses that are payable on a credit card, it can add up fairly quickly. My electric, broadband, car insurance, etc are all payable with a CC. For gas and groceries, there are better cash back cards with better returns on those categories. I dislike the idea of rotating categories and always trying to keep current with what I should be using.

[nino313]

Got my flier in the mail yesterday, but i'm only getting $750 top off :(

[FenwickHockey65]

Someone on GMI got an insane offer, over $2k off. He's calling dealers right now just to see what he can get.

[mattyb65]

You probably don't need the flyer - just log into the GM rewards site. I did and it shows I'm getting $750 in bonus earnings.

[M12LRV]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

You probably don't need the flyer - just log into the GM rewards site. I did and it shows I'm getting $750 in bonus earnings.

Do you mean buypowercard.com? I looked there (gm card earning site) and it didn't show anything additional.

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by 123ablack

Where do you take this from? If I spend my full 15k credit limit in a month but don't pay it off (instead just pay the minimum payment), are you saying I won't get the earnings of this cycle posted at the end of the month because i didn't pay off the entire credit card?

You only get points against what you pay against. So if you spend 100 bucks and pay $100 off in the billing cycle, you will get 5% or 2% of that back as points.like for that billing cycle.

If you pay $25 minimum payment, you get 5% or 2% of that $25 payment.