Bad news for addt’l Business card members
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/r...e-program-faq/ One of my employees received a letter today with link above. Any additional card members riding on and accumulating MR points from a Platinum Business card member will come to an end September 28th with October 31st as a deadline to redeem MR points or forfeiture will occur. I am not aware of any other business cards that allow employees to accumulate points. Basic card member will accrue all points going forward. |
There was some discussion when this change was announced in June:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-changed.html |
Originally Posted by texmanufan
(Post 31365719)
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/r...e-program-faq/ One of my employees received a letter today with link above. Any additional card members riding on and accumulating MR points from a Platinum Business card member will come to an end September 28th with October 31st as a deadline to redeem MR points or forfeiture will occur. I am not aware of any other business cards that allow employees to accumulate points. Basic card member will accrue all points going forward. |
Originally Posted by RedSun
(Post 31366792)
....employees were not supposed to use business credit card to accumulate to personal accounts. ....
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Originally Posted by mia
(Post 31366663)
There was some discussion when this change was announced in June:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-changed.html |
Originally Posted by mia
(Post 31367233)
This was an optional feature that the primary cardholder could choose to use, or not., based on their circumstances. For example, in a business with multiple owners this allowed each owner to accumulate separate rewards.
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Does this apply to the corporate card, the business card, or both? |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 31367302)
Does this apply to the corporate card, the business card, or both? If business has 10 AU cards, I do not see AmEx wants to link and mange 10 MR accounts. This makes sense to me in order to cut admin costs. |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 31367302)
Does this apply to the corporate card, the business card, or both? The change applies only to Business cards. That confusion is the topic of thread linked in my earlier reply. |
Originally Posted by RedSun
(Post 31367317)
Only small business cards.
If business has 10 AU cards, I do not see AmEx wants to link and mange 10 MR accounts. This makes sense to me in order to cut admin costs. |
Originally Posted by Gig103
(Post 31378276)
Sounds like a cop-out to me. Business Plat cards cost more for AUs and to some businesses this was a feature not a detriment.
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AmEx canceled ability to give points to individaul users on business account - help!
We've been AmEx Business users for a couple decades -- 12 people in the firm, a couple Business Platinum cards and everyone else has a Business Gold card. One of the great AmEx benefits is that each individual card user gets their own MR points from their own card usage. At least until now.
Problem: Going forward (starting 9/1/2019), AmEx tells us that all of the points on all of the business account cards will go only to the primary card holder. That's not what we want. We want the individual users to get the points. Has anyone seen this, and how have you solved it -- either w/ AmEx, or w/ another business card? Fwiw, we prefer not to have users charge to personal cards and get reimbursed, that's a hassle for everyone. We're looking, ideally, for a single Business / Corporate card account, with individual cards for users, and rewards points going to the respective individual users. Thanks for your guidance. |
Originally Posted by apm17
(Post 31541606)
.... We want the individual users to get the points.
Has anyone seen this, What options has American Express proposed? |
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