[Expired] Citi Premier 50,000 TY Bonus Pts. ($500+ worth) FEE FREE FIRST YEAR
Oct 10, 11, 10:14 pm
#63
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Happy,
That's interesting. I have redeemed two tickets in 2007 and 2009 and have never noticed any points expired/expiring. I had no activities on the PP elite cards since 2009. Thankyou points website only let me see activities for the last 12 months and I only have monthly Citigold points. How do I see the flight points as well as expiration date? I only see points expiring in 90 days as zero in the summary.
Thank you.
That's interesting. I have redeemed two tickets in 2007 and 2009 and have never noticed any points expired/expiring. I had no activities on the PP elite cards since 2009. Thankyou points website only let me see activities for the last 12 months and I only have monthly Citigold points. How do I see the flight points as well as expiration date? I only see points expiring in 90 days as zero in the summary.
Thank you.
Flight points do NOT show up on TYN because they are not TYPs. They are on your statement and that is the ONLY place you would see them.
Click that 90 days tab, then it will let you see the expiration dates of ALL points from ALL TYP cards. If you haven't used your PPE since 2009, you probably should use it a little bit so Citi could not eventually canceled your card for Inactivity - this could cause trouble down the road because there has at lease one reported case that a card being closed for Inactivity is coded WRONG in Citi's system as being closed by the bank (with adverse action). Either you put some charge on it so it is not inactive for extended time, or closes the card yourself since you dont use it any more.
Last edited by Happy; Oct 10, 11 at 10:25 pm
Oct 10, 11, 10:24 pm
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Oct 10, 11, 10:29 pm
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Tickets redeemed using TYPs dont earn flight points I am sure you know about this. Only the tickets charged on PPE card would earn your flight points. Citi now has a $50 threshold for flights to earn flight points - i.e. a Southwest ticket costs $49.99 would earn 0 flight points for example. Talk about tickets redeemed in 2007 and 2009, especially 2007... Still have almost $4000 worth of combined airline credits from the canceled tickets not used up yet... (but they are giving me headache when it comes to renew their "lives...) And of course the tickets bought with those vouchers earn miles.
Flight points do NOT show up on TYN because they are not TYPs. They are on your statement and that is the ONLY place you would see them.
Click that 90 days tab, then it will let you see the expiration dates of ALL points from ALL TYP cards. If you haven't used your PPE since 2009, you probably should use it a little bit so Citi could not eventually canceled your card for Inactivity - this could cause trouble down the road because there has at lease one reported case that a card being closed for Inactivity is coded WRONG in Citi's system as being closed by the bank (with adverse action). Either you put some charge on it so it is not inactive for extended time, or closes the card yourself since you dont use it any more.
Flight points do NOT show up on TYN because they are not TYPs. They are on your statement and that is the ONLY place you would see them.
Click that 90 days tab, then it will let you see the expiration dates of ALL points from ALL TYP cards. If you haven't used your PPE since 2009, you probably should use it a little bit so Citi could not eventually canceled your card for Inactivity - this could cause trouble down the road because there has at lease one reported case that a card being closed for Inactivity is coded WRONG in Citi's system as being closed by the bank (with adverse action). Either you put some charge on it so it is not inactive for extended time, or closes the card yourself since you dont use it any more.
They recently introduced "new Citi ThankYou® Cards, which offer unlimited points that never expire." Now I wonder what happens with my OLD Citi (Forward) card that earns ThankYou Points, points that are merged with the TYPs from my NEW ThankYou Premier card.
Oct 10, 11, 10:30 pm
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I would pick World Mastercard given most Chase cards are Visa Signature.
One needs to have both Mastercard and Visa because hotel promotions often are linked to either Mastercard or Visa, so you want to have both so you can take advantage.
I also find out our county's Driver License renewal does not take Visa but take MC (with 3% convenience fee though).
Oct 10, 11, 10:35 pm
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Dang, if I knew that I would have selected Mastercard. I got the 30 day message with the Visa. I figure with a smaller credit requirement they make consider offering me the card. I am doubtful I will be approved for this. Although I have the 2 citi AA cards and have already spent more then $6500 on them (and they are both paid in full). I hope they approve me based on the quarter of a year worth of history I have with them.
Anyone know the chase recon line?
Oct 10, 11, 11:12 pm
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Dang, if I knew that I would have selected Mastercard. I got the 30 day message with the Visa. I figure with a smaller credit requirement they make consider offering me the card. I am doubtful I will be approved for this. Although I have the 2 citi AA cards and have already spent more then $6500 on them (and they are both paid in full). I hope they approve me based on the quarter of a year worth of history I have with them.
Anyone know the chase recon line?
Anyone know the chase recon line?
Mine took about a week before they gave me approval decision.
Oct 10, 11, 11:25 pm
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Do they pull Experian too? I have 8 INQ in the last 2 years on EX, with 0 on the other 2. I am starting to wonder what the point of having 3 credit bureaus is if anyone is only going to pull Experian.
Oct 10, 11, 11:34 pm
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Depends on where you are (or your address rather) geographically. Upstate NY, Citi pulls Equifax but is the only bank that does so. So my Experian and Transunion are hit pretty heavily by AMEX and Chase right now.
Oct 10, 11, 11:52 pm
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http://new.citi.com/2011/09/citi-car...listened.shtml
They recently introduced "new Citi ThankYou® Cards, which offer unlimited points that never expire." Now I wonder what happens with my OLD Citi (Forward) card that earns ThankYou Points, points that are merged with the TYPs from my NEW ThankYou Premier card.
They recently introduced "new Citi ThankYou® Cards, which offer unlimited points that never expire." Now I wonder what happens with my OLD Citi (Forward) card that earns ThankYou Points, points that are merged with the TYPs from my NEW ThankYou Premier card.
You can see the details of your TYPs at your account - click the points expire in 90 days tab even it says 0. It will then open up a screen which shows ALL the TYPs you have from different cards - then you can see if your TYPs from Forward card have expiration date or not. My guess is, your TYPs from Forward card remain having expiration date.
Oct 11, 11, 12:20 am
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The conversion was done in March. TYPs earned prior to conversion remain carrying expiration date, even the cards have been converted to the NEW version.
You can see the details of your TYPs at your account - click the points expire in 90 days tab even it says 0. It will then open up a screen which shows ALL the TYPs you have from different cards - then you can see if your TYPs from Forward card have expiration date or not. My guess is, your TYPs from Forward card remain having expiration date.
You can see the details of your TYPs at your account - click the points expire in 90 days tab even it says 0. It will then open up a screen which shows ALL the TYPs you have from different cards - then you can see if your TYPs from Forward card have expiration date or not. My guess is, your TYPs from Forward card remain having expiration date.
Oct 11, 11, 10:04 am
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HAH! Thanks, Happy. I did go to that page earlier after reading your previous post up there but didn't see any expiring points. I just went to that page again and realized I didn't click on SHOW ALL. My soonest expiration date for Forward is 12/31/2014. Hah...not worried. Got this card in 11/2009
Oct 11, 11, 11:13 am
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Oh? My Forward card had like 20 or 30 expiration dates. They werent sorted by date so I didn't bother to see if they were a certain period after each statement date.
Oct 11, 11, 11:18 am
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It seems to work like other Citi general cards that the dates are based on the dates when the points are earned.
Say if the period is 3 years from 11/2009 - points earned on 11/2009 would have different dates than points earned on 04/2010 or 07/2011 for example.
They dont work like airline programs that any activity extends the expiration. They are FIXED period from the dates the points are earned.
Also when you redeem points, the usage is a FIFO system - the points earned the earliest are used first for redemption - regardless from which card the points are from.
