Originally Posted by mumum17
(Post 26195673)
Great.
I really want to hold on to the Ritz for now and still get the Marriott cc on top of it to pad the miles for a trip. |
Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card (2016 onward)
I had Ritz and Marriott (private/business) at the same time too. No problems
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AA gift card may not work anymore for the reimburse
Called CS 2nd time and they still reviewed these purchases as gift certificate. I guess AA has coded gift card in a separate way...No luck:(
Originally Posted by firrainbow
(Post 26189117)
$300 credit data point: Bought two $100 AA gift cards separately during past week. Called CS today and the agent found they are coded in gift certificate......even it didn't show that on online statement. Will try to call them one more time but figure crossed......
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Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card (2016 onward)
When did your 2nd AF show up? My first statement closed 2/5/2015 and the AF wasn't shown at the 2/5/2016 statement (limit was 1k but needed to increase to 2k a couple month back)
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Just to confirm, if I use my marriott account number when applying, my marriott status will be upgraded to gold?. Thanks
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Originally Posted by sbc94523
(Post 26220163)
Just to confirm, if I use my marriott account number when applying, my marriott status will be upgraded to gold?. Thanks
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My second year annual fee will hit in May.
I'm wondering is there a way I could get both a retention offer and annual fee credit for the second year. I'm thinking of moving my credit line to another Chase card leaving just $1k (or whatever minimum they allow there). And then ask for a retention offer as well with the intention of keeping the card for the second year with lower CL. Is this being too greedy? If not, I wonder how to time it. |
Originally Posted by onehitrenegade
(Post 26220928)
My second year annual fee will hit in May.
I'm wondering is there a way I could get both a retention offer and annual fee credit for the second year. I'm thinking of moving my credit line to another Chase card leaving just $1k (or whatever minimum they allow there). And then ask for a retention offer as well with the intention of keeping the card for the second year with lower CL. Is this being too greedy? If not, I wonder how to time it. I wouldn't push it. What I'd do is lower the CL and wait to see if the AF is refunded. Give it one statement cycle. If it doesn't get refunded then call and try to get a retention offer. Or move some credit limit back. I'm in year one and lowered the limit to $1500 and got the card fee refunded. If the fee stays off my account in year two ill just let it fly under the radar. If it does get charged I'll reassess then if I want to keep the card |
When you lower your CL to avoid the AF, are you still getting the annual $300 travel credit?
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Originally Posted by imd102
(Post 26225915)
When you lower your CL to avoid the AF, are you still getting the annual $300 travel credit?
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Originally Posted by imd102
(Post 26225915)
When you lower your CL to avoid the AF, are you still getting the annual $300 travel credit?
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Love this card. Just booked 2 nights for 2 rooms using certificates at $239/night for Club Lounge level rooms that listed for $489/night. So, I am getting $1,000 benefit from the card on the trip.
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Originally Posted by Mach5
(Post 26226670)
Love this card. Just booked 2 nights for 2 rooms using certificates at $239/night for Club Lounge level rooms that listed for $489/night. So, I am getting $1,000 benefit from the card on the trip.
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Just applied for the Ritz after getting denied for the Citi Premier card about a week ago.
Next day approval for a 5k limit. The Club Lounge Level and two free nights are gonna come in handy for my summer trip to Barcelona. |
Originally Posted by phant0m
(Post 26232420)
Just applied for the Ritz after getting denied for the Citi Premier card about a week ago.
Next day approval for a 5k limit. The Club Lounge Level and two free nights are gonna come in handy for my summer trip to Barcelona. Also keep in mind that in order to use the Club Lounge upgrade you have to call and book. You can check availability with rate code Z38. Interestingly enough, sometimes that is LOWER than the otherwise-lowest price. For example, 8/22-8/23 is 535/nt (regular rate), but only 425/nt with Z38. |
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