BofA Premium Rewards - What works for airline expense reimbursement?
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Only some domestic airlines are included.
Dec 15, 17, 9:14 pm
#64
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: NYC
Posts: 253
Just used the card for a Delta award ticket (it was a one-way itinerary Caribbean to US) and the taxes/fees portion are showing as credited in the app. Actual credit hasn't posted yet, but will update if it doesn't for some reason.
Dec 21, 17, 12:41 am
#67
Join Date: Jun 2009
Programs: AMEX Business Centurion
Posts: 385
We’re almost at the end of the year and I still haven’t been able to make use of the $100 airline reimbursement.
Anyone know if two $50 Delta eGift cards would qualify for reimbursement? I saw that someone here had it work on AA.
Anyone know if two $50 Delta eGift cards would qualify for reimbursement? I saw that someone here had it work on AA.
Dec 21, 17, 6:55 am
#68
A FlyerTalk Posting Legend; Moderator: American Express, Capital One, Citi, Chase, Credit Card Programs, Diners Club, Signatures
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Miami, Mpls & London
Programs: AA & Marriott Perpetual Platinum; DL & HH Gold
Posts: 45,243
I would review the recent discussion in this thread before deciding to buy Delta giftcards. They now seem to have more than one entity/merchant account processing the transactions:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-dl-only.html
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-dl-only.html
Dec 21, 17, 1:01 pm
#69
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 559
Originally Posted by tangfish
We’re almost at the end of the year and I still haven’t been able to make use of the $100 airline reimbursement.
Anyone know if two $50 Delta eGift cards would qualify for reimbursement? I saw that someone here had it work on AA.
Anyone know if two $50 Delta eGift cards would qualify for reimbursement? I saw that someone here had it work on AA.
I just got approved the card (waiting for it to be delivered) but my statement closing isn't until 1/18 so I am out of luck if it's a statement year.
Dec 21, 17, 2:30 pm
#70
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 509
It is calendar year. For me, the credits posted as credit transactions before the first statement closed.
You are eligible for a statement credit of up to $100 each calendar year if you make qualifying airline incidental transactions. To qualify, you must use your Premium Rewards® credit card to pay all airline incidental transactions. Allow 7 days from qualifying for the statement credit to post to your account.
Dec 21, 17, 2:55 pm
#71
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 509
Originally Posted by MisterBill
Does BofA pay the 3% travel rebate on purchases that are reimbursed or does the credit wipe it out? Not a big deal, but I'm just curious. The CSR card lets you keep the 3%.
Dec 21, 17, 4:04 pm
#72
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 559
Originally Posted by B747SP
It is calendar year. For me, the credits posted as credit transactions before the first statement closed.
Dec 21, 17, 4:07 pm
#73
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 199
Originally Posted by B747SP
It is calendar year. For me, the credits posted as credit transactions before the first statement closed.
Dec 21, 17, 4:48 pm
#74
Join Date: Jun 2009
Programs: AMEX Business Centurion
Posts: 385
Originally Posted by mia
I would review the recent discussion in this thread before deciding to buy Delta giftcards. They now seem to have more than one entity/merchant account processing the transactions:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-dl-only.html
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...s-dl-only.html
Has anyone had eGift cards reimbursed for an airline other than AA?
Dec 21, 17, 10:42 pm
#75
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 559
Originally Posted by B747SP
It is calendar year. For me, the credits posted as credit transactions before the first statement closed.
If someone has used their 2017 credit wants to be a guinea pig and try making a new purchase, we should be able to tell how it works. If you get the credit, then we know it's statement year. If you don't, it's calendar year.
