I think the biggest and most important "Question" that this article ignores is: "How much tolerance does Capital One have for shenanigans when meeting minimum spend and ongoing use?"
Like many of this blog's readers, I have a LOT of credit cards. Sometimes I use them in creative ways. I have never had a Capitol One card.
I've heard that CapOne has a very low tolerance for any kinds of spending behaviors that they might consider shenanigans (and you know what I mean). Given the incredible $150K spend required to get the full sign-up bonus, I thin the answer to my question posted above is a lot more important than most of those floated in this puff piece.
Can anyone here address that question?