Current 25,000 bonus miles link AA CC. Is there one?
 

Is there a current active link for a AA credit card that gives you 25,000 bonus miles when you sign up?

I am an United guy and many of us keep cycling our cards to keep getting the bonus, does AA let you do this?

Thanks
Mike

citi AA?

Try www.fly.citicards.com

It is the best I've seen lately. The answer is Yes, but I don't think as often as United cards. There is a AA Amex card and citibusiness AA card

Wiki update
 

The Wiki has been updated with the non-air mileage opportunities to provide a link to the AA credit cards (including the citi ones).

http://www.flyertalk.com/wiki/index....leage_%28AA%29

this link is for 20,000 when you sign up, looking for 25,000

so how often can you cycle the citi aa card?

The Wiki has the link to the 25K bonus card.

why is it called a "Wiki?"

looking for 25k at signup not 20k then 5k in a year.

Picky, picky. :rolleyes: 20K ain't so bad. :)

As to how often you can get another AA card, IMHO, waiting 61 days between apps is a good idea. Otherwise, Citi might turn you down for having made a recent app (even if granted).

Did You Look At P Gary's Site-he Usually Has The Better Deals.

interesting. but, i wonder how the actual name was devised....wiki. why not "blahblah?" :confused: and, who came up with it?

Well, if you'd actually take the time to read the article whose link you quoted, you might actually learn that information. :rolleyes:

Mike

Surprisingly, the links for the May 18 offer (25k bonus, no fee, companion cert) are still alive:
personal https://www.accountonline.com/ACQ/Ap...&siteId=CB&B=A
biz https://www.accountonline.com/ACQ/Ap...siteId=BAO&B=M

Of course, there is no guarantee they'll still honor these, since it was an anniversary offer, and technically was only valid on 5/18. If they do not, you wouldn't really have a leg to stand on (except maybe to ask them to honor the current offer instead). However, it's been my experience that as long as the offer code links stay active, you can still be approved under that offer (cf the no-longer-advertised Juniper/US 1.5x/15k offer). I did an app through these links on 5/19 - a day after the expiration - and it worked.

Anyway, no annual fee the first year, so all you have to lose is one credit inquiry.

holy crap what a 'nice' APR .. 18.14% variable.