Citi AA: now 40k, plus other offers as they appeared.[9.2011 - 5.2013]
NOTE: READ THE BELOW LINKED POST #2 FOR A VERY GOOD SET OF GUIDELINES ON CITI AA CARD APPLICATIONS.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/14386923-post2.html Read post 1987 for a summary by sdsearch for guidelines as to what qualifies for statement credits Expired, No landing page, but still working 2. 50K miles after $2500 spend in 4 mo personal (Note: no AC passes or statement credit; Thanks to FT member jeanie) Personal VISA Business Visa 3. Up to $150 statement credits for the eligible AA purchases made within 12 months of cardmembership, 45k miles after $5,000 in purchases within the first 4 months, 2 AC passes. (Thanks to FT member jeanie) VISA AMEX Business VISA DEAD: $100 statement credit for the first eligible AA purchase made within 12 months of cardmembership, 50k AA miles after $3,000 in purchases within the first 4 months, 1 Companion Certificate after you become a cardmember. Fare classes are H, V, M, L, K, W, G, S, N, Q, or O per this post Links: AMEX VISA Terms & Conditions |
Originally Posted by saacman5033
(Post 17162713)
Just received the following offer in my email:
As a cardmember, you'll benefit from: * One time $100 statement credit for the first eligible American Airlines purchase made within 12 months of cardmembership * Earn 50,000 American Airlines AAdvantage® bonus miles after $3,000 in purchases within the first 4 months of cardmembership — enough for two domestic round-trip flight awards * Receive One Companion Certificate after you become a cardmember. Use your Citi® / AAdvantage® card to purchase a domestic roundtrip coach fare on American Airlines and two fly for the price of one — no minimum fare restrictions apply * Two AAdvantage® miles for every $1 you spend on eligible American Airlines purchases and one mile per $1 spent on other purchases for the first 12 months of cardmembership. After the first 12 months, continue to earn one mile per $1 spent on purchases * $0 annual fee for the first 12 months, then $85 ($75 for the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Visa® card) per year thereafter Offer expires December 31st and has typical "first time Citi Cardholders" exclusion. Links: AMEX VISA VISA Business Terms & Conditions |
This looks good if you can spend $3k in 4 months and $100 + companion certificate is worth 25,000 points (comparing making 75,000 points on the other cards to the 50,000 points on this card).
How much would you guys rate 25,000 points to be? saacman5033, are you a current Citi AAdvantage card holder? do you know how you got targeted for this offer? |
I got it too...
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I got a scaled down offer.
- No $100 off - 40K after 2000 spent in 4 months rest same. |
Originally Posted by fr33b13
(Post 17163472)
This looks good if you can spend $3k in 4 months and $100 + companion certificate is worth 25,000 points (comparing making 75,000 points on the other cards to the 50,000 points on this card).
How much would you guys rate 25,000 points to be? saacman5033, are you a current Citi AAdvantage card holder? do you know how you got targeted for this offer? I value my points on the order of $0.015 ea so say $375 for 25k. This deal looks especially intriguing for residents of Hawaii and Alaska as the companion cert will be more valuable. I am a current citi business card holder but have not been a personal cardholder since I cancelled my last 2 last month. |
I got the American Business Visa Offer until 10/31
$50 statement credit No Annual Fee 40K for $1000 in 4 months 10K additional for spending 5K in 6 months. I got turned down last year on the 75K offer as they said I was a previous cardholder, I'm going to try again next month as I'm not sure if I ever had a AA Business Visa . |
Originally Posted by saacman5033
(Post 17163710)
For someone who uses AA miles for domestic coach awards, I'd say this offer looks superior to the 75k offers. The companion cert is comparable to the extra 25k in that case and the $100 makes the difference.
I value my points on the order of $0.015 ea so say $375 for 25k. This deal looks especially intriguing for residents of Hawaii and Alaska as the companion cert will be more valuable. I am a current citi business card holder but have not been a personal cardholder since I cancelled my last 2 last month. |
Originally Posted by fr33b13
(Post 17178327)
Thanks for the answer! I wonder if I can use your links and hope to get the business card. Couldn't one use the companion certificate and fly to Hawaii making it the same value as one who lives there?
As for the companion cert, I interpret their use of "domestic" to mean only within the lower 48, especially since they make special mention to Alaska and Hawaii. |
I'd be very skeptical about the companion cert, until all the details are revealed.
(3) Companion Certificate: This Citi® / AAdvantage® card offer is valid only for first-time Citi® / AAdvantage® cardmembers who apply pursuant to this offer for an account by December 31, 2011. Companion certificate expires 6 months after the issue date. Passenger is responsible for taxes, fees and charges in association with use of companion certificate. Your companion offer arrives in the form of a certificate 8-10 weeks after account approval; details, terms and conditions, certain restrictions, and restricted dates apply and will be disclosed on the certificate. Your discount code must be redeemed in conjunction with domestic travel purchased on your Citi® / AAdvantage® card. Travel must be booked and purchased in economy inventory. The companion offer will be fulfilled as a 50% discount off each passenger's travel. For residents of Alaska and Hawaii, the companion certificate is valid for round-trip travel originating in either of those two states and continuing to the 48 contiguous United States. |
At least in the OP's email, he wrote:
* Receive One Companion Certificate after you become a cardmember. Use your Citi® / AAdvantage® card to purchase a domestic roundtrip coach fare on American Airlines and two fly for the price of one — no minimum fare restrictions apply Looks like no minimum fare restrictions on the companion certificate... Wonder if Hawaii counts as domestic? ;) |
Originally Posted by swag
(Post 17178449)
I'd be very skeptical about the companion cert, until all the details are revealed.
In the past, the conditions on similar companion certs have made them close to worthless. For example, they may require more expensive booking classes (H V M L K or W) that mean that two cheaper class tickets end up being about the same price. |
never mind. 50K bonus.
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Originally Posted by saacman5033
(Post 17178389)
I would think that using these links would be no different than the links in the 75k thread. I would still refer to the excellent guide maintained by jcmitchell21 in that thread if applying for one (or more) of these offers.
As for the companion cert, I interpret their use of "domestic" to mean only within the lower 48, especially since they make special mention to Alaska and Hawaii. |
Originally Posted by fr33b13
(Post 17180363)
I thought the links were from the email offer you received, which would be tied to this offer.
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