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Ugggh, credit card rewards. We all pay higher prices on goods because of the fees credit cards charge merchants, and then can get "rewarded" some of that money back. No thanks.
Most of the time, you’re paying the same price even if you use cash.
How many credit cards does an average person have?
In most other countries I expect it will be far less. 1.7 for the UK.
Don’t make me input things without telling me that I’ll need a login to see the result. Requiring account creation upfront is fair; this is a very unpleasant dark pattern preying on the sunk cost fallacy.
I totally hear you! We looked at the comments here and are going to make a lot of the features on the product available without account creation! Appreciate the feedback
Is it? Might be worth mentioning that somewhere so a large international audience doesn't waste time signing up.
Plus selection first then making me create an account? Feels like a scammy aggregator of some sort (even if it’s not).
Your audience will largely not appreciate the dark pattern.
Just my 2 mr points.
Honest feedback: I logged into your site and found it useless. I plugged in my two cards. Your site gave me such a cursory and incomplete picture of them, I would never have the information I needed.
p.s. they are literally the credit cards you have on your homepage, so I expected at least these to be complete.
But “Highest Rewards by Category” doesn’t quite work because of the truncation of the text. it says “Chase Sap” but I don’t know which sapphire card is that.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I totally hear you! We looked at the comments here and are going to make a lot of the features on the product available without account creation! Appreciate the feedback
Be careful to not overfit to HN comments if they're not your target audience though! Sometimes the vibe is "I don't wanna pay for stuff and I can build that myself" and that probably isn't your target audience
Recently, I signed up for two premium cards. The main benefit I wanted: Collision and damage coverage on INTERNATIONAL car rentals. Honest feedback: I logged into your site and found it useless. I plugged in my two cards. Your site gave me such a cursory and incomplete picture of them, I would never have the information I needed. p.s. they are literally the credit cards you have on your homepage, so I expected at lea…
Essentially all "travel cards" offer some kind of trip cancellation or interruption insurance, but covered events vary wildly.
In some, thinks like illness of anybody on the trip is enough (not just the cardholder or immediate family members); in others, the cardholder basically needs to die in a very specific way to be eligible for any type of compensation.
Proper travel insurance is worth way more than half a percent more in points on domestic rental cars in shades of red to yellow (but not orange!) and grocery stores in states starting with "O" to me.
Ugggh, credit card rewards. We all pay higher prices on goods because of the fees credit cards charge merchants, and then can get "rewarded" some of that money back. No thanks.
If you really dislike it, maximize your points and fund a campaign to lower credit card interchange from them :)