[Targeted] CITI ThankYou Premier 100K pts
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 63
[Targeted] CITI ThankYou Premier 100K pts
I am not seeing this anywhere, in fact the 50K offer is being pushed on the blogs, but I just received a targeted 100,000 Thank You point offer from CITI; $5,000 spend in three months, $125 annual fee waived, yearly companion fare, etc.
I've never been all that into the Thank You Point deal, but this is looking good.
VB
I've never been all that into the Thank You Point deal, but this is looking good.
VB
#4
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 668
This is a great offer if you were targeted. I just applied for the 50k points after $2500 spend with no annual fee and though that was amazing. 100k? No brainer. I'd jump on this if you get it.
TY points are a great compliment to miles, to use for short-haul flights.
TY points are a great compliment to miles, to use for short-haul flights.
#6
Original Poster
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 63
Citi Thank You Premier Mastercard
Yes, it is for the Citi Thank You Premier card. You go to:
www.applyonline1.citi.com
you get:
Apply Online for a Citi Card Today
It's fast, safe and simple.
Simply enter your Pre-approved Number and Last Name below to apply!
*Required Field
*Pre-Approved Number:
*Last Name:
Find your personal Pre-Approved Number directly above your address on your offer letter.
Find your personal Pre-Approved Number directly above your address on your offer letter or application form.
And that would be the definition of 'Targeted' I believe.
www.applyonline1.citi.com
you get:
Apply Online for a Citi Card Today
It's fast, safe and simple.
Simply enter your Pre-approved Number and Last Name below to apply!
*Required Field
*Pre-Approved Number:
*Last Name:
Find your personal Pre-Approved Number directly above your address on your offer letter.
Find your personal Pre-Approved Number directly above your address on your offer letter or application form.
And that would be the definition of 'Targeted' I believe.
#8
formerly known as daveland
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: NY, NY, USA
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Marriott LTP, Delta Platinum, Hilton Honors Diamond, Wyndham Diamond
Posts: 2,969
I am not seeing this anywhere, in fact the 50K offer is being pushed on the blogs, but I just received a targeted 100,000 Thank You point offer from CITI; $5,000 spend in three months, $125 annual fee waived, yearly companion fare, etc.
I've never been all that into the Thank You Point deal, but this is looking good.
VB
I've never been all that into the Thank You Point deal, but this is looking good.
VB
#10
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Traveling some where hopefully
Programs: AS, AA Gold, and Hilton
Posts: 1,954
#12
Join Date: Nov 2006
Programs: UA nothing (former multi-year CO Platinum), AA 1M Gold, HH Diamond, National Executive
Posts: 449
Yes, but your credit card needs to post a single charge of at least $50.00 with each award ticket. That effectively means domestic award tickets don't earn TY Flight points.
#13
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 668
Last question, the 50k or 100k bonus TY points count as "spend points" correct? I saw that was true previously and I hope that holds true.
If true, that means this 100k offer combined with some fee payments on the card can become 200k with some work.
EDIT: Thinking about it more, to me it seems the Citi card is a really great compliment to the other premier cards (Amex Membership Rewards cards or Chase Ultimate Rewards cards). The redemptions for Citi are great for economy/short haul flights, whereas mileage earning cards are great for forward cabin long-distance class. Plus this card is great for using for taxes/fees on those international flights. You could even come out net positive after booking a rewards flight. Nothing like being paid to fly!
Last edited by drbobguy; Oct 13, 2011 at 9:05 pm
#15
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: USA
Programs: All of em...
Posts: 1,265
I saw someone post a comment recently with an excerpt from TYP credit card's T&C that they may issue a 1099 MISC for the value of the points earned. Courtesy of CITI (similar to their AA miles bank accounts).
Lame if true and kills the point of the points. Can anyone confirm?
Lame if true and kills the point of the points. Can anyone confirm?