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Capital One Savor Credit Card Review: Lucrative No Annual Fee Card

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 Uri
(@Uri)
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Hi. Just applied for a one key card and got approved. Tried to apply to this one but am not getting the bonus offer. I have the venture X card already. What’s going on here? Where’s the bonus offer on the pre approval page?


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(@Philip)
Joined: 6 years ago

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Hi Lucky, I have the Venture V and this does sound like a good addition to the team. But I'm struggling to work out how the opening bonus (after spending $500?) could translate into 25,000 Cap One miles. I'm intrigued - can you run us thru it? Apols if I'm being dumb! Thanks


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@ Philip -- Thanks for the question! If you have the Savor Card in conjunction with a card earning Capital One miles (like the Venture or Venture X) then you can directly transfer your cash back rewards into Capital One miles through the Capital One website, at the rate of one cent per mile. So $250 cash back on the Savor Card translates to 25,000 Capital One miles.

I talked more about that in this post:
https://onemileatatime.com/guides/transfer-combine-share-capital-one-miles/

Let me know if you have any other questions!


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(@Philip)
Joined: 6 years ago

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Thanks. got it!! My abacus wasn't working correctly when I asked criginally! V useful as ever, it's a nice easy Cap One miles earner....


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(@iamhere)
Joined: 10 years ago

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Other cards are more lucrative


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