Using credit cards to gain miles not debt πŸ˜‰ #ccgeek

Joined March 2026
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Nick Furry retweeted
Do you know you need to be very very specific while you manually ask for limit enhancement on your @ICICIBank credit cards Here's why πŸ‘‡
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Nick Furry retweeted
You can now get the infinity metal debit card for 811 super account if you opened account before it started issuing. But damn β‚Ή3999 for this metal piece , nothing extraordinary except the domestic lounge access :( Will you go for this ?
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Do you know you need to be very very specific while you manually ask for limit enhancement on your @ICICIBank credit cards Here's why πŸ‘‡
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I called customer care for explanation and guess they didn't even know how this works and asking me to raise another request for another card separately, knowing it would be rejected instantly (since I just got LE on another ICICI card )
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@ICICIBank fix your customer care support, and give chance to human interaction so you can atleast read the customer email and act accordingly
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Want to check latest CIBIL score and report for free ? Here are few third party apps to check it : CRED - refresh every month SBI yono - refresh quarterly and also provides report Onescore - refresh monthly Google pay - refresh monthly Amazon(In Amazon pay section) - refresh monthly and also provides free report Paytm - refresh monthly Bhim - once per user Every third party app gives ECN (enquiry control number) so even if you don't get a report, you can use ECN to raise any dispute if you find anomoly in your score.
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If you can refresh them at different times throughout the whole month you can check score almost every few weeks just to stay in checkπŸ˜‰
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If you have Kotak DC and have a super 811 Account. ▢️ This trick is for you : get 5% CB on every spend , even excluded categories where most CC or even the Kotak DC itself won't give you cashback. -> Mobile recharge -> electricity bill -> Swiggy / Zomato -> insurance -> piped gas And many more ... Yes you heard it right, you can maximize the cashback just by using this simple trick and get 5 % on every spent (and not just POS transaction)
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There is a small catch to it tho , it won't last long. You can only use it for a while and if you a new user for a certain app πŸ˜‰ Didn't want this trick to stop working, so DM me , so I can share it personally :)
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Hey there #ccgeeks πŸ‘‹ How cool would it be if you didn't need to remember which card to pick for what transaction and could simply spend without calculating the returns right then? Well, from today onwards I'm going to fix that for you πŸ˜‰ Just joined X as a CC geek and I'm excited to share what I've learned over the past few years by being an extremely analytical guy. How cool is this: if you are able to funnel your spends the right way, so you don't need to spend on your next trip. Sounds like a scam? Too good to be true? But hey, it's possible πŸ‘Š The only issue is, who is going to keep in mind which spend should be done from which card? Multiple cards, which one is going to give better rewards. Being an extremely analytical guy, I tend to write down everything and sort all my cards into different categories. You don't need to do that though, I'm here to make it easy for you πŸ˜‰πŸ€ Follow along with me so I can categorize your transactions and save your time :) Soon I'll start sharing everything here in short-form posts so it's easier to understand.
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A little about me: I’ve been a credit card holder for no more than 3 years (definitely a beginner) and hold around 10–15 cards in my portfolio. Recently, I started getting interested in cards, miles, rewards, perks, etc., and decided to dive in myself. I began with a very basic LTF Amazon card that 90% of people have and crawled my way up to get my hands on Horizon recently. So now you know where I started and where I’m at rn. Definitely not the best cards I have in my portfolio, but it’s something considering devaluations here and there applications closed for better options (like Atlas), or you might not get approved if you’re self-employed (like Travel One), or not serviceable in your area (like Amex). Anyway, I’m here, excited to share what I’ve learned so far, find some more cool deals together, and connect with the #ccgeeks 🀝
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Shoutout to these top-tier #ccgeeks who inspired me to join X as a CC Geek: @ccg33k – extremely helpful guy, probably knows every partner of every card on hand lol @imYadav31 – travel freak and a Scapia geek as well 😁 @credofly – professional guy who reports devaluations and process to close cards faster than you finish reading that Airtel Axis PDF xd @cards_wizard – recently got the most expensive debit card, doubledip or double-debt πŸ˜› @SartanparaYash – one of the first I followed πŸ‘‘ @iSatishAgarwal – loved your HDFC post, only a few knew about this and you explained it pretty damn well sir πŸ’ͺ @CardNiti – that viral guy I see the most on my feed @ankitdewan – one of the most genuine and kind person I saw 🫢 @FinPaal – the real OG, literally gold @PaisaPrinciple – my kind of guy, love how you explain everything in tabular format @pointperkspicks – covered almost everything, from your trips to your next flight. And the list goes on… jokes apart. There are so many helpful people out here on X. Definitely recommend following each one of them if you want to learn the right use of credit cards or finance in general too :)
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