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Can I charge purchases or finance an item on the Plenti card, I think I saw it at Home Depot and I am about to do a kitchen renovation?

Answered on September 22, 2016 | Updated on September 22nd, 2016

Tags: Plenti, Rewards Program, Shopping

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Not with the basic reward program which only allows cardholders to earn points from shopping at a variety of retailers. However, there is a Plenti Amex credit card branded by American Express. This is a traditional charge card and can be used for whatever purchases a cardholder would like anywhere it is accepted. However, you do not need to apply for the American Express card or even have good credit to get it. Home Depot does participate in the reward program. So you can get rewards for shopping there, however, to charge or finance items there you will need a credit card. Also rewards are only earned at Home Depot when shopping through the Marketplace at Plenti.com Marketplace. So you will not earn rewards for any Home Depot in-store purchases.

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