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GM Rewards Card offers credit card services that provide rewards toward the purchase or lease of GM vehicles. Cardholders can earn points on everyday purchases, which can then be redeemed for discounts on GM products.

Pros
  • Rewards program offers vehicle discounts
Cons
  • High interest rates and fees

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed July 12, 2025

    GM credit card (rewards card), stay away from it! Shady business practices, cannot understand customer service reps, and they don't really care! I paid it off and the same day, later in the day, they add the finance charge. When I called to question it, they gave me some BS answer. Goldman Sachs owns them now (Barclays buying it soon) and they suck, too! Don't waste your time with this card! Rewards not worth all the hassle of owning this card!

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed May 28, 2025

    Shady Practices and Unapproved Charges – Stay Away from the GM Credit Card! Absolutely unacceptable. GM Credit Card charged my account without permission, and then had the audacity to slap on late fees for a charge I never even authorized in the first place. How does that make sense? We never approved the transaction, yet they processed it anyway—and now we’re stuck disputing fees we should’ve never seen. Trying to resolve this has been a nightmare. Customer service has been useless—rude, evasive, and unwilling to take accountability for their own billing errors. They keep passing the buck, and no one seems to know what’s going on.

    This is either blatant incompetence or a shady way to nickel-and-dime customers. Either way, it’s unethical and not what you expect from a brand like GM. We trusted this card, and they’ve burned that trust completely. Avoid this card at all costs. There are plenty of better, more transparent options out there that won’t screw you over with bogus charges and fees.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed May 20, 2025

      I don't have any complaints about how the GM Rewards card works. We know the points can be used to purchase a GM vehicle or use it to pay for service at the dealership. We participated in the $100 fuel credit promotion. The first year 2023 worked well. We received our credit. The second year, we signed up late because I didn't know you had to register every year to participate. I signed up in mid-February. You have to purchase $1,500 worth of gas to get the credit. We were following the gas tracker on the Marcus website and we knew we had made it. We had spent $1,524.80. I called several times to find out why we didn't get the credit. The first person went through all the charges, and said, yes, you should have it. He escalated it and another person called and said, no, we did not make it. We spent way too many hours on the phone with this.

      I called again at the beginning of April and finally talked with a supervisor who told me there are exclusions. He rattled off what they were. Basically, they exclude truck stops, grocery stores and warehouse clubs. That was the perfect out for them. I looked back to where I signed up to see where I missed those exclusions. They put a cross symbol in the text like an asterisk. When I clicked on it, I was taken to the list of exclusions. We purchase gas at truck stops, grocery stores (Kroger Fuel and Meijer Fuel) and warehouse clubs (BJ's and Sam's).

      I told the supervisor none of their customer service people knew about the restrictions and did not mention them. How do they expect the consumer to know the rules when their own employees do not know them. There is a gas tracker on the Marcus website that shows we are getting credit for the purchases we have made so far. The only one they did not count was at Speedway, which is a dedicated gas station. I would not bother with their $100 fuel credit, unless you only buy your gas at dedicated gas stations.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageSales & MarketingProcess

      Reviewed May 2, 2025

      This is a terrible credit card! They say there is rewards, but they only apply at GM dealerships. When you call the number about the rewards they hand you over to 10 different people. It’s a joke, a scam, a misrepresentation. Ultimately they will pay you 1/4 of the points per dollar. On top of this their fraud protection is a completely inadequate, and even when I went through the whole story multiple times they did not return my money. Apparently they take the fraudster merchants word over my adamant assertions that my account was accessed fraudulently. It’s truly a disservice to the customer, and they should be ashamed. I cannot imagine when the people who thought of fraud protection envisioned this program they would have thought it would be impossible to have a truthful outcome. It’s very frustrating and disheartening.

      Another injustice, at the hands of incompetence, and inadequate services and programs. It’s should be simple, and yet they are telling you your word is not enough. How else to explain. Most people do not have a burden of proof on discrediting a false charge. It’s just stupid to have a protection, if it cannot actually cover fraud, and they, again, unlike other companies, are not offering a generous courtesy to apply this.

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      Reviewed April 28, 2025

      I give 5 stars to the GM card program. Marcus gets 1. Way too many purchase declines on in-person transactions with card present. What a joke trying to use the card while Marcus had it. I hope Barclays knows how to admin this card.

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      Reviewed April 3, 2025

      I’d leave a zero if I could. I never missed a payment, and when a credit agency put false info, my credit limit was reduced. It since has been removed, but was told I can apply for increase in 12 months!😡

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      Customer ServicePrice

      Reviewed March 16, 2025

      I've been a GM Card holder since I was a teenager. It was actually my first CC. I'm 42 now, just for context. In the days of HSBC, it was a solid product, with a rewards program that was well implemented. The rewards program however, has dropped off the precipice. It started to decline a bit under Capital One, but has really become borderline useless since the acquisition by Goldman Sachs. At this point, I don't even worry about the rewards program anymore. I simply continue to use the card as it's the oldest credit line on my report. That said, the card suffers from a plethora of technical issues, that makes it untrustworthy, I will emphasize those below:

      Billing Address & spending limit errors. I use a mailing address separate from my residential address. This has caused all sorts of billing errors resulting in payment declines. I've lost count of how many calls I've had to make to customer service, which results in a 20 minute + exchange, only for them to verify the information, and for the system to continue to glitch out. Once I got hit with the error, tried my second address, and the transaction went through. I find myself attempting both, before calling in on what seems like a fruitless endeavor.

      Spend limit errors. Occasionally, I'll get hit with an error claiming the transaction exceeded my set limit of $1.00. I've never set spend limits, nor do I even see a way to do it on their website or app. Usually when this happens, I have to call in and customer service has to manually force the transaction to approve. This has resulted in subscription service interruptions, that has caused me to no longer use the card for auto pay.

      Overall, it's a product that's no longer appealing due to a borderline useless rewards program, and technical issues galore. Every time you want to use it, you second guess yourself. There is also the detail that Goldman Sachs is looking to offload the card. Their acquisition was rocky at best, and they began marketing the card to subprime customers. This has led to high rate of charge offs, and practices that don't bode well for consumers with better credit. To GS this is a failed endeavor, and it shows in their handling and management of the product.

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      Sales & Marketing

      Reviewed Feb. 13, 2025

      The worst "rewards" card I've had. I can't find where to redeem points. GM Awards website just goes in circles. Never brings you to "redeem". My GM dealer said they don't honor any GM Rewards points for anything. Went to another GM dealer. Same thing. Can't redeem points for anything else. Never get this card. Complete scam. GM needs a wake up. This card is a POS. Lowest possible rating. Zero Stars.

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedReliability

      Reviewed Feb. 1, 2025

      Sent me statement late but still had 10 days to allow PO and Sachs to ko3n and post my large payment. Missed by 2 days and Sachs played hardball and hit me with 2 months of heavy ugly interest. I appealed but they simply don't care about reliable long term customers. So disappointed. Highly avoid this bank, company, card. Marcus by Goldman Sachs GM Mastercard, do not consider it. Thumbs down.

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Jan. 22, 2025

      Had this as my go-to card since 1993. GM transferred the card from HSBC or whomever had it prior to about March of I think 2022 or so... Now completely screwed up and never could be fixed. Waited on hold for hours. Worst card ever. Called Capital One, they set me up immediately because I have great credit. Best experience for a long time. GM really doesn’t care or they would use another vendor. Probably some buddy-buddy stuff at the country club set this in motion. Beware of the GM card. Go Capital One.

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