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Comenity Surveys Possible AAA Daily Advantage Changes (No More 5% Grocery?)

Comenity has sent out an e-mail to existing AAA daily advantage cardholders with a survey regarding possible changes. They provided various ‘packages’ with different earning rates and benefits. The current card offers:

Comenity has sent out an e-mail to existing AAA daily advantage cardholders with a survey regarding possible changes. They provided various ‘packages’ with different earning rates and benefits. The current card offers:

  • No annual fee
  • No foreign transaction fee
  • Visa signature benefits
  • Signup bonus: $100 Statement Credit when you spend $1,000 within the first 90 days of account opening
  • Card rewards:
    • 5% cashback on grocery purchases
      • Maximum of $500 USD cash back earned in a calendar year at grocery stores
    • 3% cashback on gas, electric-vehicle charging, wholesale clubs, streaming services, pharmacy, and AAA purchases
      • Maximum of $500 USD cash back earned in a calendar year at grocery stores, wholesale clubs and gas stations combined.
    • 1% cashback on all other purchases

Reddit user Ok_Rate_1752 shared their version of the proposed changes and different variations. Main thing is the loss of 5% on grocery store purchases, but the two packages are as follows:

Package 1

  • Higher cashback on AAA membership
  • 3% cashback on pharmacy and streaming purchases
  • Cashback can be used on Amazon
  • Brand shopping discounts

Package 2

  • 5% cashback on AAA membership and insurance
  • 4% cashback on groceries
  • 3% cashback at wholesale clubs
  • $75 AAA credit after $10,000 annual spending
  • Priority Pass airport lounge access

Package 2 is obviously the better option so not entirely sure the point of the survey. Often we see these surveys and nothing changes but it is a sign that the card issuer (in this case Comenity) is at least considering changes. 

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