FAQ: AAdvantage Citi / Barclays 10% miles / mileage rebate (ends 1 May 2019)
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#92
Join Date: Jul 2011
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Yeah, I just found this out the other day too. I saw the split a while ago but did not think that meant when I hit 10K in total, that was it. I thought you would get 10K per card and the system just split the bonus equally between cards to not pile on Citi or Barkleys. I don't see where it says that anywhere, but once I hit 10K that was it. So if you have both cards, the limit is really 5K per year per card and not 10K. Citi, Barkley, and AA need to clarify that somewhere because I sure don't see it clearly stated anywhere.
I did call in to verify this. The funny thing is that the CK rep did not even know about the redemption bonus so I got transferred to CS where that rep explained to me (and the CK rep) what the policy is.
I did call in to verify this. The funny thing is that the CK rep did not even know about the redemption bonus so I got transferred to CS where that rep explained to me (and the CK rep) what the policy is.
#93
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#94
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Not new news. This was resolved a couple months ago (after someone initially wondered if they would "stack"). See the wiki in this thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...solidated.html
It says:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...solidated.html
It says:
So if I have a qualifying Citibank card and and qualifying Barclays card, will I get double the rebate?
If you want to find the previous discussion on it, search for the word "stack" in the same thread.
No. As stated above, having more than one qualifying card does not increase your rebate.
Note that if you have at least one qualifying Citi card and at least one qualifying Barclays card, your rebate will be processed as two separate transactions with half attributed to each card. (For example, if you redeem 40,000 miles, you will see two separate AA mileage credits of 2,000 miles.)
Note that if you have at least one qualifying Citi card and at least one qualifying Barclays card, your rebate will be processed as two separate transactions with half attributed to each card. (For example, if you redeem 40,000 miles, you will see two separate AA mileage credits of 2,000 miles.)
#95
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: ORD (formerly SAN)
Programs: Hilton Diamond; IHG Spire; AA Gold and free agent (DH = AA EXP)
Posts: 1,762
Check your AA account. Log in online, on the home screen with your account info in the box to the left it will say "Welcome back, NAME. Status level. Mileage Balance: 123,456 miles" in the box after you log in. If you have the Citi card, it will say "Citi® / AAdvantage® cardmember" right above the milage balance. If this is there, you'll get the discount.
#96
Join Date: Jun 2005
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#97
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: HSV
Posts: 29
Barclay/Citi 10% rebate
Since both barclay and citi cards both offer the 10% rebate on redeemed points, is it possible to get the 10% rebate for both cards? This may be possible if you have not combined your AA accounts (one card linked to each AA account) and have significant miles in each account to book some premium awards.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.
#98
Join Date: May 2000
Location: Chicago
Programs: AA EP, UA Gold-MM, UA 1K (former), GS (former),SPG LT Platinum, Hyatt Diamond, HH Diamond
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Since both barclay and citi cards both offer the 10% rebate on redeemed points, is it possible to get the 10% rebate for both cards? This may be possible if you have not combined your AA accounts (one card linked to each AA account) and have significant miles in each account to book some premium awards.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.
I can't speak to gaming the system about having 2 AAdvantage Accounts.
#99
Moderator: American AAdvantage & TravelBuzz
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Merged with existing thread discussing the Citi/Barclay's 10% rebate perq. Please help us keep our forum tidy by searching for extant threads first. Thanks!
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#101
Join Date: Dec 2014
Posts: 122
There is no "Citi AAdvantage Executive Plat" card. There is the "Platinum Select" and "Executive" card. The Executive card does not offer the 10% mileage rebate benefit.
#102

Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: California
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Since both barclay and citi cards both offer the 10% rebate on redeemed points, is it possible to get the 10% rebate for both cards? This may be possible if you have not combined your AA accounts (one card linked to each AA account) and have significant miles in each account to book some premium awards.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.
I unfortunately have combined my accounts so I am not in a position to answer this question but maybe someone on here can answer it. I have a family member that could potentially get 1250 miles or so extra back if this is the case.

#103
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 6,911
I carry both cards, redeemed miles for RT Europe fare (Helluva routing too, the RM gods have smiled upon me
), and maxed out my 10K rebate bonus. The interesting thing was there were 4 line items for the refunds, each @ 2500 miles a piece: 2 from Citibank and 2 from Barclays. The systems knows if you have both cards connected to your account, so you seemingly can't dupe it into refunding extra miles.

#104
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Atlanta, GA
Programs: AA PLT, AS 75K, DL DM, HY Globalist, HH Diamond, MC/RZ/SW Platinum, AB/UA Silver, WN CP
Posts: 1,122
I just booked my first-ever AA travel award over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised to see that the 10% mileage rebate was credited to my AAdvantage account the same day as the ticketing. That's a much better timeframe than the 6-8 weeks promised in the Barclaycard Aviator Red welcome kit and other promo pieces.
#105
Moderator: American AAdvantage, TAP, Mexico, Technical Support and Feedback, and The Suggestion Box
Join Date: May 2000
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I just booked my first-ever AA travel award over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised to see that the 10% mileage rebate was credited to my AAdvantage account the same day as the ticketing. That's a much better timeframe than the 6-8 weeks promised in the Barclaycard Aviator Red welcome kit and other promo pieces.