PC Visa - targeted offer
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2003
Location: CA
Programs: AA Lifetime Gold, HHonors Diamond
Posts: 2,879
PC Visa - targeted offer
Have not seen this posted before. It is obviously targeted because when I load the application it already has my name on it. The following are the details:
Dear DeanT,
Only with the ALL NEW Priority Club® Select Visa®
card will you get:
• 45,000 bonus points after your first purchase
• A Free Night certificate every year good at over
4,400 hotels, worldwide
• No foreign transaction fees when you travel abroad
• Automatic 10% rebate on all point redemptions
— up to 100,000 points back each year
• 5 points per $1 spent at our hotels
• 2 points per $1 spent on eligible gas, grocery
and dining purchases
• Complimentary Gold Elite status
• No annual fee the first year — a $49 value
At least this is better than their normal 30K sign up bonus.
Dear DeanT,
Only with the ALL NEW Priority Club® Select Visa®
card will you get:
• 45,000 bonus points after your first purchase
• A Free Night certificate every year good at over
4,400 hotels, worldwide
• No foreign transaction fees when you travel abroad
• Automatic 10% rebate on all point redemptions
— up to 100,000 points back each year
• 5 points per $1 spent at our hotels
• 2 points per $1 spent on eligible gas, grocery
and dining purchases
• Complimentary Gold Elite status
• No annual fee the first year — a $49 value
At least this is better than their normal 30K sign up bonus.
#2
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Purgatory
Programs: Too many to list. Status is a half dozen.
Posts: 9,236
Many of us were offered a 60K sign-up bonus for the card as a latch in the "Crack the Case" promo. So they've definitely done even better than 45K.
Note that the 10% rebate applies to any points redemption - including transfers to airline partners or cash & points. The cash part of that doesn't have to be paid with the PC Visa either.
Note that the 10% rebate applies to any points redemption - including transfers to airline partners or cash & points. The cash part of that doesn't have to be paid with the PC Visa either.
#4




Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 1,463
#7


Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,336
80k + one free night is not bad actually. That´s 3 free nights compared to 2 with the Hyatt card. Might be useful for some high end IC redemptions. If you have 28k points, you can get 4 nights at a place like the IC Amstel. Throw in a BOGO at the beginning on a paid stay and an Amb upgrade and it might be worth it...
#8
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 375
I'm still waiting for someone to post a link that is not targeted...
#10


Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Dallas, TX, USA
Programs: AA EXP, HH DIA
Posts: 1,008
I received a targeted offer for 80k points yesterday in the mail. Sorry but it is not transferable since it is asking for Invitation & Offer Codes. GetRewardPoints
Is it worth applying for 80k points?
Details of offer:
80,000 Bonus Points after your first purchase
A free night certificate every year on your account anniversary date
Automatic 10% rebate on reward redemption (up to 100,000 per year)
Complementary Gold Elite Status
Pay no Foreign Transaction Fees
Annual Fee $49 (Waived for the first Year)
Is it worth applying for 80k points?
Details of offer:
80,000 Bonus Points after your first purchase
A free night certificate every year on your account anniversary date
Automatic 10% rebate on reward redemption (up to 100,000 per year)
Complementary Gold Elite Status
Pay no Foreign Transaction Fees
Annual Fee $49 (Waived for the first Year)
#11
Used to be planetrain
Join Date: Oct 2010
Programs: United, Marriott
Posts: 179
I received a targeted offer for 80k points yesterday in the mail. Sorry but it is not transferable since it is asking for Invitation & Offer Codes. GetRewardPoints
Is it worth applying for 80k points?
Details of offer:
80,000 Bonus Points after your first purchase
A free night certificate every year on your account anniversary date
Automatic 10% rebate on reward redemption (up to 100,000 per year)
Complementary Gold Elite Status
Pay no Foreign Transaction Fees
Annual Fee $49 (Waived for the first Year)
Is it worth applying for 80k points?
Details of offer:
80,000 Bonus Points after your first purchase
A free night certificate every year on your account anniversary date
Automatic 10% rebate on reward redemption (up to 100,000 per year)
Complementary Gold Elite Status
Pay no Foreign Transaction Fees
Annual Fee $49 (Waived for the first Year)
#12
Join Date: Aug 2007
Programs: AA Platinum, Hyatt Diamond, Avis Chairman's Club
Posts: 168
Been debating the 80k offer as well, I received it a couple weeks ago. My terms were similar to those listed here, except mine did not have the offer of complimentary Gold Elite status (in the email offer at least - the web application page says: Permanent Gold Elite status (FWIW).
#13
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 375
Been debating the 80k offer as well, I received it a couple weeks ago. My terms were similar to those listed here, except mine did not have the offer of complimentary Gold Elite status (in the email offer at least - the web application page says: Permanent Gold Elite status (FWIW).



