52,000 Avios for Amex Plat sign-up!
#47
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 4,647
PM me if you want
#48
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: London
Programs: BA, VS, HH, IHG, MB, MR
Posts: 26,871
As I wrote in the first post, anyone interested in this should NOT ask for a referral before 28 September as it is likely they will NOT get the bonus.
#49
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: NL
Programs: KL PL ULTI, BA Silver, VS Silver
Posts: 85
I'd be very happy to offer a referral. Just drop me a PM.
#50
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: East Yorkshire
Programs: BA miles.
Posts: 63
Thanks once again Raffles for letting people know about these amazing deals.
I got the plat card from the last promo you posted, I may refer my hubby.
Note to self, put date in diary re offer start.
I got the plat card from the last promo you posted, I may refer my hubby.
Note to self, put date in diary re offer start.
#51
Join Date: Jun 2010
Programs: HH Gold
Posts: 97
Is it possible to cancel a charge card and go for this deal?
Been thinking about plat for a while so this will just sweeten the deal.
Been thinking about plat for a while so this will just sweeten the deal.
#52
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: United Kingdom
Programs: Hyatt Diamond, HH Diamond, SPG Gold, Marriott Gold, Amex Platinum
Posts: 1,219
I have an amex platinum too and I'd be more than happy to refer !
Just send me a PM!
Just send me a PM!
#53
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: London / Los Angeles
Programs: Hilton Diamond, IHG Diamond Ambassador, Marriott Platinum, Hyatt Globalist, BA Silver
Posts: 1,631
Can I ask how difficult is it to be approved for Amex Platinum?
I earn £38k and have a decent but not amazing credit record. I have about 5k in total credit which Im guessing is pretty small compared to most of you.
Im not planning on applying right now but I am curious as to how high an earner you need to be to qualify.
I earn £38k and have a decent but not amazing credit record. I have about 5k in total credit which Im guessing is pretty small compared to most of you.
Im not planning on applying right now but I am curious as to how high an earner you need to be to qualify.
#54
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: UK
Programs: BAEC Blue, BA AMEX, AMEX Platinum Chargecard, AMEX Gold
Posts: 119
Offset miles cost by saving on BA Amex membership fee?
May have missed this being mentioned earlier in the thread (but it didn't leap out at me if it is..)
Of course the other sweetner on this when considering your £300 investment is that if you already have a BA Amex then you are paying an annual fee for that, e.g. £120/year for the BA Amex Prem Plus
Now, if you then obtain the Plat charge card as part of this promo then when your BA Amex annual membership renewal comes around...you won't have to pay the £120 because of the T&Cs around the membership fee associated with the Plat charge card. Normal Amex spot this automaticaly on renewal but worst case is a quick call the CS who will waive/refund the BA Amex fee. At least that's how its always worked for me.
So you might even convince yourself that it's £180 for 42,000 MR/BA Miles rather than £300.
Raffles - worth and edit to the original post on this thread?
(yes, of course I have a Plat referrer link at your disposal via PM come the 28th )
Of course the other sweetner on this when considering your £300 investment is that if you already have a BA Amex then you are paying an annual fee for that, e.g. £120/year for the BA Amex Prem Plus
Now, if you then obtain the Plat charge card as part of this promo then when your BA Amex annual membership renewal comes around...you won't have to pay the £120 because of the T&Cs around the membership fee associated with the Plat charge card. Normal Amex spot this automaticaly on renewal but worst case is a quick call the CS who will waive/refund the BA Amex fee. At least that's how its always worked for me.
So you might even convince yourself that it's £180 for 42,000 MR/BA Miles rather than £300.
Raffles - worth and edit to the original post on this thread?
(yes, of course I have a Plat referrer link at your disposal via PM come the 28th )
#55
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: London
Programs: BA Silver, EK Gold, LH Silver, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 287
Can I ask how difficult is it to be approved for Amex Platinum?
I earn £38k and have a decent but not amazing credit record. I have about 5k in total credit which Im guessing is pretty small compared to most of you.
Im not planning on applying right now but I am curious as to how high an earner you need to be to qualify.
I earn £38k and have a decent but not amazing credit record. I have about 5k in total credit which Im guessing is pretty small compared to most of you.
Im not planning on applying right now but I am curious as to how high an earner you need to be to qualify.
I'm sure you can check eligibility criteria on their web site but IIRC it's £40K min salary.
#56
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: London
Programs: BA, VS, HH, IHG, MB, MR
Posts: 26,871
May have missed this being mentioned earlier in the thread (but it didn't leap out at me if it is..)
Of course the other sweetner on this when considering your £300 investment is that if you already have a BA Amex then you are paying an annual fee for that, e.g. £120/year for the BA Amex Prem Plus
Now, if you then obtain the Plat charge card as part of this promo then when your BA Amex annual membership renewal comes around...you won't have to pay the £120 because of the T&Cs around the membership fee associated with the Plat charge card. Normal Amex spot this automaticaly on renewal but worst case is a quick call the CS who will waive/refund the BA Amex fee. At least that's how its always worked for me.
So you might even convince yourself that it's £180 for 42,000 MR/BA Miles rather than £300.
Of course the other sweetner on this when considering your £300 investment is that if you already have a BA Amex then you are paying an annual fee for that, e.g. £120/year for the BA Amex Prem Plus
Now, if you then obtain the Plat charge card as part of this promo then when your BA Amex annual membership renewal comes around...you won't have to pay the £120 because of the T&Cs around the membership fee associated with the Plat charge card. Normal Amex spot this automaticaly on renewal but worst case is a quick call the CS who will waive/refund the BA Amex fee. At least that's how its always worked for me.
So you might even convince yourself that it's £180 for 42,000 MR/BA Miles rather than £300.
#57
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Thatcham, UK or Adelaide Australia
Programs: Marriott Lifetime Plat OZ Diamond SK Diamond BA Blue
Posts: 3,323
That's a pity. I was secretly hoping my Gold Card Annual Fee might get waived with my Plat Charge Card. (I also have a problem with Tooth Fairies and Christmas...)
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#58
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 227
I notice the original deal (ie 40,000 without referral and possible quidco) is back on:
http://www.americanexpress.com/uk/pl...de=&gl_id=1724
http://www.americanexpress.com/uk/pl...de=&gl_id=1724
#59
Join Date: Jan 2006
Programs: MUCCI
Posts: 5,706
I notice the original deal (ie 40,000 without referral and possible quidco) is back on:
http://www.americanexpress.com/uk/pl...de=&gl_id=1724
http://www.americanexpress.com/uk/pl...de=&gl_id=1724
There is a big difference between quidco not updating their copy of the T&C with a date extension for the offer (as happened in the past) and Amex themselves not doing it. The 40k is a direct amex offer, and you wouldn't have that much of a case asking for the 40k if the T&C say the offer finished...
#60
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Here today, gone tomorrow
Programs: Nothing shiny :-(
Posts: 2,491