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Old Jul 21, 2014, 10:54 pm
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Please continue the discussion here: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/chase-ultimate-rewards/1745852-ritz-carlton-rewards-card-2016-onward.html




===============================================Bes t public available offer:
Two free nights at any tier 1-4 Ritz Carlton Hotel after $3k spent. Annual fee of $395 NOT waived. https://www.theritzcarltonrewardscard.com/2CN

$300 Annual Travel Credit
"Make the most of your trip with a $300 annual travel credit to use for baggage fees, Global Entry fees, seat upgrades, access to your preferred airport lounge and more. Simply use your card for these expenses and call us at 1-855-896-2222, and we will refund the charges after your flight."

Actual T&C language, as of 08.22.15:"Only the following types of non-ticket Net Purchases qualify for this offer: airline lounge day pass, or towards a yearly lounge membership of your choice; airline seat upgrades; airline baggage fees; in-flight internet/entertainment; in-flight meals; Global Entry fees."

As of 1/2/2015, Credit for these charges are based on TRANSACTION (purchase) date, not posting date. If you made an eligible purchase before the end of the year, even if it doesn't post until the following year, you can still receive credit for the previous year. See post #1268

DO NOT attempt to get all $300 in one transaction. Most CSRs will question what incedential charge would be so high. Instead, get multiple smaller gift cards which line up with fees that airline charges. Make sure that whatever amounts you choose, you have an explanation ready for each. For example, AA overweight baggage fee is $150. $50 is first checked bag for 2 ppl. $75 is in the range of upgrade fees, etc.


Reimbursed:

AA e-Giftcards
Southwest eGiftcards - As of 12/30/14 Chase can distinguish between "incidental" and gift card purchase. YMMV depending on CSR.
Delta Giftcards (YMMV)
$78 AA Award flight taxes reimbursed
$22 BA Award flight taxes reimbursed
~$150 AA award fees, taxes, fuel surcharge reimbursed
$246 AA award fees, booking fee, all reported as upgrading to busn award
United Flight Taxes
Spirit Big Front Seats
Spirit Onboard Food and Drinks
DL Ticket Change fee $300
$210 DL first class up-fare
$300 of a $525 AA Admirals Club annual membership
$50 DL Transfer miles fee (2k miles plus $30 fee)
~$160 SQ award fees (circa 2014)
$70 upgraded seats on AA
$34 US award fees
$34 BA Award fees
$90 oneway ticket on AA (paid additional $90 with AA e-gc from last year)
$84.50 x 2 AA award fees
$150 B6 change fees er...umm..."seat upgrades"
$75 UA gift registry (no longer works as of Summer 2015)
$49.95 Bags VIP charge. It surprised me that it went since it comes up as BagsVIP and not an airline. I told the CSR it was AA's partner for baggage delivery and that I was (honestly) unsure if it would work.
UA Gift Registry $150 (one worked, one didn't) -- no longer works as of Summer 2015
$274 BA seat selection for 2 J class seats, LAX-LHR (Jan 2016)


Not Reimbursed:
$315 Avianca ticket charge
United giftcards
$150 AA award redeposit fee (YMMV)
UA Gift Registry $150 (one worked, one didn't)



The deal for 140K points is dead. Chase has replaced it with a complimentary night stay at any Tier 1-4 Ritz-Carlton hotel after spending $2,000 in the first 3 months, available here. As of February 12, 2015, there IS A BETTER known public offer (see below).

The 70K offer is long gone.



[EXPIRED] Active link found on blog 12/16 for 140K offer: https://www.theritzcarltonrewardscard.com/offer140k
Many have applied through this link only to find the application was assigned to a different promo for 2 free nights instead of points. Calling JP Morgan Chase CS has indicated they are aware of this issue and CSRs are expecting the 140k points to be honored but no one in this situation has actually received the 140k points as of Dec 28, 2014.


[EXPIRED] As reported by ghitt87: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/22807838-post16.html
Call 1-888-846-7004 to apply.
Mention these RSVP:
F5BP - 140k points after 2k spend in 3 months. Annual fee of $395 not waived first year. - DEAD 9/25
F53K - 70k points, $395 waived first year.

I wasn't targeted, but called and used the RSVP code (5/2). Just act like you got it in the mail.
See also post #483 and following: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/23230523-post483.html
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Old Mar 7, 2015, 11:18 am
  #1906  
 
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Originally Posted by jsucool76
the CSP and club card are NOT metal. They're metal core. The ritz card is a solid chunk of steel. Weighs about 2.5x what the CSP/Club/Marriott cards weigh. It clangs, and doesn't bend like the CSP/Club/Marriott do.
Well they are good enough. The only Ritz card I got is plastic.. like the Freedom card.
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Old Mar 7, 2015, 12:53 pm
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Originally Posted by Robl
By phone or SM?
By phone, two separate calls (spaced out a few weeks).

Originally Posted by Willbur
$100 eGift Card? Or $100 Gift Card w/ a $4.95 fee posted right next to it?
eGift card
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Old Mar 7, 2015, 2:40 pm
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I wonder if 2016 will be more strict (and how strict) with reimbursements than 2015?
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Old Mar 7, 2015, 4:47 pm
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Originally Posted by Need
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Originally Posted by jsucool76


the CSP and club card are NOT metal. They're metal core. The ritz card is a solid chunk of steel. Weighs about 2.5x what the CSP/Club/Marriott cards weigh. It clangs, and doesn't bend like the CSP/Club/Marriott do.




Well they are good enough. The only Ritz card I got is plastic.. like the Freedom card.
You should have received a solid metal one. I requested a plastic one as well since the metal one tends to set off metal detectors at the airport.
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Old Mar 7, 2015, 10:26 pm
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Got my ugly plastic replacement today. It feels like it's made out of paper, not plastic.

According to chase metal blanks will be back in stock in april.

The plastic card just looks horrendous. So much info crammed into the front of it. too busy.
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Old Mar 8, 2015, 4:24 pm
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Originally Posted by RickyBobby
It is on your billing statement...since I just so happen to be on my chase account, the 'mail payments to' address on my Ritz statement is:

CARDMEMBER SERVICE
PO BOX 94014
PALATINE IL 60094-4014
This is from the other chase card payment address.
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Old Mar 9, 2015, 4:23 pm
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Originally Posted by Sailor_Neptune
I wonder if 2016 will be more strict (and how strict) with reimbursements than 2015?
Instead of wondering, I would try and get reimbursed as soon as I can. When was the last time things have changed for better?
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Old Mar 9, 2015, 8:01 pm
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70k fee waived; 140k $395 fee (EXPIRED, ck. Wiki) The Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card

Good luck trying to spend in 2015 to get reimbursed from your 2016 allotment

As I see the trend the reimbursable items will get less and less.
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Old Mar 9, 2015, 10:30 pm
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Reimbursed for 120 UA partner reward booking fee+taxes from UA website.
Reimbursed for 12.50 for partner rewards booking on AS by phone
Reimbursed for all fees and taxes on same AS partner reward booking
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Old Mar 10, 2015, 12:20 pm
  #1915  
 
Join Date: Jul 2013
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I got $50 award ticket change fee charged to united and got reimbursed.
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Old Mar 10, 2015, 2:10 pm
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there is a current offer for two free nights tier 1-4 https://creditcards.chase.com/credit...lton-card.aspx
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Old Mar 11, 2015, 10:28 am
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2x Southwest Early Bird check-in fees totaling $25 reimbursed after SM agent asked for receipt, which I provided.
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Old Mar 11, 2015, 5:40 pm
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Originally Posted by myb821
there is a current offer for two free nights tier 1-4 https://creditcards.chase.com/credit...lton-card.aspx
Thanks, I add it to the wiki.
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Old Mar 11, 2015, 6:40 pm
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I was reimbursed for approx $100 in fees (spread over several transactions) with no other question other than "Which airline"
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Old Mar 11, 2015, 10:10 pm
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Reimbursed my $120 dollar AA gift card. Done with the $300 for the year !
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