I print screened the page stating it is 100 points/ $ spent in case they do not honor the points which I think chance is slim.

edit: nvm, rbcrewardsmall on mobile is crap

Since AMEX recently (in July) made their sign-up bonus once-in-a-lifetime, which cards are the most churnable for us Canadians?

i.e. What cards award sign up bonuses with no lifetime limit?

Best to post your question in the dedicated Amex Canada forum found here:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...da-2015-a.html

I appreciate the effort, but I am specifically asking about Non-AMEX cards.

Alaska visa comes to mind

OOPS.. I understood possibly other Amex cards such as Business ones that don't have the lifetime limit.

I have churned Chase Marriott Visa

Thanks guys. Do you think we should add this to the Wiki? That way, we can see at a glance, which cards are worth re-applying for after cancellation.

If you think it's a good idea, I can do the edit.

Still considering the IHG Cap One card. But I'd like to know does anyone have any experience churning with Cap One? They are stricter on approvals...just wondering how they are on the "rinse and repeat".

Thanks. I'll do that next time...a much easier process than re-applying.

Interesting. I haven't tried downgrading on a first-year-free card. Should I downgrade to something like TD Green Visa (a card with, like, zero benefits), then a waiting period?

That is what I did. I downgraded to a cash back card. Waited 6 months then upgraded during a promo.

Do you transfer out your RBC Avion points before downgrading? Wont they turn into like, regular non-FFP-rewards points if you downgrade or not?

I recently switched from the Avion Infinite to the BA card 30k. If I switch back to the infinite could I expect to get the 15k again? And if I then upgrade to the Infinite Privilege will I get the 25k added to my 15k? Then switch back to BA and get 15k/30k again?

I heard that. But since I'm going back to an Avion card, having done nothing with my points when I was a no annual fee customer, I should be good to go. If not I'll be really p1ssed because all of my points have been earned while it I had the Avion card.

I think all of that is possible. it's only one phone call away. I don't think they care if you're trying to maximize sign-up bonuses. I'd wait 3 months in between attempts...at least that's what worked for me. And I don't think you should expect First Year Free, certainly not for the BA or the Privilege cards. But hey, if you look at the fee as paying for points that otherwise cost more...then you should be ok with that.