Recently I started a discussion about looking for a credit card with better perks. (Previously I had been using a card through a credit union) I was lead to this great site: 

I was about to apply for a rotational perk credit card, when I got a phone call from my parents saying American Express had sent me mail about pre-approval and signing up for a credit card, citing a $250 cashback for spending $1000 in the first 3 months. I'm assuming I got this mail because credit card companies target graduates who have decent/good credit like myself. Normally, I would've pitched the mail in the trash but I was looking for a credit card, so why not. I did a quick online search and found that the regular offer was $100 cashback for spending $1000. The mail offer was an extra (significant) 15% reward on a card I was already contemplating getting. I signed up.
user
He didn't tell me I'd have to sign
assistant
Recently I started a discussion about looking for a credit card with better perks. (Previously I had been using a card through a credit union) I was lead to this great site: 

I was about to apply for a rotational perk credit card, when I got a phone call from my parents saying American Express had sent me mail about pre-approval and signing up for a credit card, citing a $250 cashback for spending $1000 in the first 3 months. I'm assuming I got this mail because credit card companies target graduates who have decent/good credit like myself. Normally, I would've pitched the mail in the trash but I was looking for a credit card, so why not. I did a quick online search and found that the regular offer was $100 cashback for spending $1000. The mail offer was an extra (significant) 15% reward on a card I was already contemplating getting. I signed up.
user
Every situation is different, but just wanted to
assistant