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I would have grab this if it were not for Chase issued. I am saving my Chase inquires for even better deals than this.
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Originally Posted by mnscout
(Post 18753841)
God, Chase again! Certainly would grab it otherwise without even thinking twice! Great find, OP.
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A poster on FW reports that he was told that if he is not a owner he will have to pay the annual fee.
But then again, don't belie half of what they tell you. |
Originally Posted by cyin
(Post 18749717)
Was thinking about this card too, until I saw this post. I dug further into the T&C's and noticed: "Previous and existing Ritz-Carlton or Marriott Rewards® Credit Card cardmembers/accounts are not eligible for this bonus offer"
Looks like if you already have a Marriott Credit Card, you won't get the bonus on this one. Bummer. Done. |
I wonder if you could pull a "two browser trick" to get both the Marriott and RC cards...
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Originally Posted by ltabi
(Post 18752962)
I should have waited for this offer...I got the Marriott card. The airport lounge benefit would have been awesome for me
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anyone know if you can use the upgrades on award stays?
also do you get the hotel credit on a two-night award stay? |
Fabulous Deal
I think people are overlooking how good of a deal this is. This is a card they normally charge $395 for free the first year.
70k Bonus points is great $200 airline credit Lounge Pass Marriott Gold Status for a Year Ritz Carlton Upgrade Certs. No Foreign Exchange Fee JP Morgan Concierge In my mind this is the best first year fee-free credit card available right now, I applied and was just accepted for the card. I don't know how long this backdoor will be open, so I encourage anyone thinking about applying to do so now. |
If you have the Marriott Rewards card then you wuz robbed - no 70k.:eek:
Originally Posted by 5DMarkIIguy
(Post 18749555)
Link
0 introductory fee 70k points after first purchase Earn Exceptional Rewards • Earn 5 Ritz-Carlton Rewards points per $1 spent at The Ritz-Carlton hotels. * • Earn 2 Ritz-Carlton Rewards points per $1 spent on airline tickets purchased directly with the airline, and at car rental agencies and restaurants. * • Earn 1 Ritz-Carlton Rewards point per $1 spent on all other card purchases. * Enjoy Special Hotel Privileges • Upgrade to The Ritz-Carlton Club® Level three times annually on stays of up to seven nights, subject to availability at time of reservation. Advanced reservations and e-certificate are required. * • Automatic Gold Elite status* in The Ritz-Carlton Rewards program your first year. • Extra Hotel Experience with each two-night stay or longer at a Ritz-Carlton hotel. Celebrate with a $100 Hotel Credit to be used toward your choice of dining, spa or other hotel recreational activities when reserving this offer. * Experience Travel Benefits and Services • Complimentary airport lounge access* • $200 annual credit for airline incidentals* • Premier Concierge Service and more* Credit to Fatwallet. |
Originally Posted by jayzee9
(Post 18756414)
I think people are overlooking how good of a deal this is. This is a card they normally charge $395 for free the first year.
70k Bonus points is great $200 airline credit Lounge Pass Marriott Gold Status for a Year Ritz Carlton Upgrade Certs. No Foreign Exchange Fee JP Morgan Concierge In my mind this is the best first year fee-free credit card available right now, I applied and was just accepted for the card. I don't know how long this backdoor will be open, so I encourage anyone thinking about applying to do so now. • $200 annual credit for airline incidentals* Not credit. |
Has anyone gotten an approval without being a Ritz Carlton Residences owner?
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Originally Posted by Bored_Russian
(Post 18756672)
• $200 annual credit for airline incidentals*
Not credit. IMO what makes this a good card is that there's no annual fee and no minimum spend. An easy card to run once at the grocery store and then toss in the "graveyard". |
Approved
Originally Posted by joshb
(Post 18757203)
Has anyone gotten an approval without being a Ritz Carlton Residences owner?
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Originally Posted by joshb
(Post 18757203)
Has anyone gotten an approval without being a Ritz Carlton Residences owner?
As always, YMMV. |
Is it confirmed that existing Marriott cardholders have indeed received the (50k) bonus for the RC card (despite the T/C)?
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