Citi AA Platinum, Gold and Business cards (2015)
#91
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 8,135
As others have implied, the reason(s) likely have far more to do with
- your number of applications in the relevant 8- and 60-day periods
- your total credit line with Citi
- the length of time since your last successful application for a personal AA card
If you obtained your AA MasterCard (or other, more recent personal AA card) less than 18 months earlier, odds are that's the issue.
#92
Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 162
I booked rewards flights, paid the fees with AMEX PRG. It was my understanding that the 10% miles rebate should have worked regardless of card used for the fees, is that correct? Who do I contact about the missing rebate?
Thanks!
Thanks!
#93
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 8,135
However, Amex PRG is not such a card AFAIK. It's not on the list in FAQ #7 in the wiki, so either a) you're out of luck or b) the wiki needs updating.
#94
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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What do you mean "missing"? It takes a while to appear.
Please go to this thread for more details about how the 10% rebate works:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...edemption.html (in the AA forum)
#95
Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 162
Yes, as long as you also have still open a Citi AA card that enables the 10% rebate.
What do you mean "missing"? It takes a while to appear.
Please go to this thread for more details about how the 10% rebate works:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...edemption.html (in the AA forum)
What do you mean "missing"? It takes a while to appear.
Please go to this thread for more details about how the 10% rebate works:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...edemption.html (in the AA forum)
#96
Join Date: Jan 2014
Posts: 42
i'm waiting for the 75K offer to come back on these cards. When is that going to happen?
#98
Moderator
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Miami, Mpls & London
Programs: AA & Marriott Perpetual Platinum; DL & HH Gold
Posts: 48,952
It may not be a coincidence that the largest Citi AA bonuses, and the Barclays US bonus, are all currently 50,000 miles. American may be capping the bonuses to prevent the two banks from going after each other before Dividend Miles is folded into AAdvantage. We might not see anything different until afterwards.
#99
Join Date: Jun 2013
Posts: 65
I applied and was approved for my first Citi AA Biz card in August. I decided to experiment and apply for a new Citi AA Biz card without closing the original card. I applied January 1st and received a pending decision. I decided to call the application line this morning and was rejected for the card. The reason for the rejection was due to the fact I already have a Citi AA Biz card.
I wonder if I didn't call they would've approved me. Probably not, because it still would've been a customer service rep reviewing the application.
I wonder if I didn't call they would've approved me. Probably not, because it still would've been a customer service rep reviewing the application.
#100
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: BDL, JFK
Posts: 658
I applied and was approved for my first Citi AA Biz card in August. I decided to experiment and apply for a new Citi AA Biz card without closing the original card. I applied January 1st and received a pending decision. I decided to call the application line this morning and was rejected for the card. The reason for the rejection was due to the fact I already have a Citi AA Biz card.
I wonder if I didn't call they would've approved me. Probably not, because it still would've been a customer service rep reviewing the application.
I wonder if I didn't call they would've approved me. Probably not, because it still would've been a customer service rep reviewing the application.
#101
formerly bdohmen
Join Date: Jun 2013
Programs: Still dealing with the loss of my BA Concorde Room Card
Posts: 488
Amateur question but if I have the existing Citi AA VISA card if I apply for the new MasterCard edition will it be treated as a net new card where I am eligible for the sign up bonus?
#102
Join Date: Jun 2014
Posts: 234
Note: Citi treats all AA personal cards the same for this rule. Unlike Chase, different card types, like AmEx, MC, Visa, Executive, etc. are all considered Personal cards and reset the existing-cardmember clock.
#103
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 8,135
Ugh. The language in the wiki used to be much more emphatic, but was inexplicably toned down by someone recently. I've restored the prior language:
- Note: You cannot circumvent this rule by applying for a card type different from your previous Citi AA card. Citi treats all AA personal cards the same for this rule. If your last personal AA card was a Visa, the waiting period for your next personal AA card will be the same regardless of whether you apply for a Visa or MC.
#104
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: home = LAX
Posts: 25,932
You cannot take your personal experience alone and extrapolate it to everyone else.
There have been people who have been able to apply for a second business card without cancelling the first one. The fact you couldn't doesn't mean that no one else could.
Are you sure Citi didn't close your Master Account without you asking for it? Ie, did you verify that your new card account is linked to the exact same Master Account number that your previous card account was linked to? If not, how can you know that your Master Account wasn't closed?
There have been people who have been able to apply for a second business card without cancelling the first one. The fact you couldn't doesn't mean that no one else could.
Are you sure Citi didn't close your Master Account without you asking for it? Ie, did you verify that your new card account is linked to the exact same Master Account number that your previous card account was linked to? If not, how can you know that your Master Account wasn't closed?
#105
Join Date: Aug 2014
Posts: 305
Business cards
For a data point, are all three still open? Or did you close each right after you did the spend? Do you have an on-line access to view your activity? ( one poster thought they could churn the business because they never signed up for the on-line access.). Thanks for your insight!!!