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What cards you can use (for what) at Plastiq – a comprehensive guide

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We have covered the online bill paying service Plastiq several times here at Points With a Crew as a way to increase spend on credit cards. While generally I would not recommend paying Plastiq’s 2.5% fee in order to spend on cards, there are a few times where it can make sense. Plus, Plastiq is often running various promotions which bring your total cost down under 2.5%.

I believe the current promo if you sign up through my Plastiq link is that you get 500 fee-free dollars (FFDs) after paying $500. So in effect, you get $1000 in spend for $12.50 in fees. Again, that may not be the best option, but there are some scenarios where it could make sense.

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