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Citibank ThankYou Network
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2010 Debit Card Rewards Survey » Survey results » Citibank ThankYou Network

ThankYou Network
LimitationsAnnual feeReward formulaCapExpiration
Signature and PIN purchases -- see reward formula$01 point for every $2 in signature-based purchases OR 1 point for every $3 in PIN purchases75,000 points/yearly3 years
You can earn points each month based on your checking account package and the number of eligible products and services you have.

Redeem: Redeem your ThankYou Points for rewards including books, music, DVDs, cash, savings, charities, electronics, computers, gift cards, health, beauty, jewelry, home and garden, and more.
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