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I think it'll take a miracle for those extra 15k to post, even next cycle. I've got 2 cards, waiting for a total of 30k, and I need those points to hit 270k and book a nights and flights award and score 100k alaska points too. Sigh. I was hoping...
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Originally Posted by tommy99
(Post 22550560)
Ditto. Really wish another card with no foreign transaction fees would enter the Canadian market. I don't find any value with this card other than that, more so now with Marriott consistently devaluing their program.
I really can't value Marriott points as much as the 1% cashback on the Amazon with the constant devaluations (second year in a row for Seattle properties) If I can't even use the cat 5 room, I might be better off with the Amazon so that I don't have to stress over it |
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22551007)
Chase does have the Amazon Visa and Sears MC with no forex fee.
I really can't value Marriott points as much as the 1% cashback on the Amazon with the constant devaluations (second year in a row for Seattle properties) If I can't even use the cat 5 room, I might be better off with the Amazon so that I don't have to stress over it but you do get the bonus of double points on a lot of travel related expenses. i think the card's T&A says restaurants, airlines, and car rental, but actually its much more than that. i've been getting 2x points on hotels, tour companies , cruise ships, and more. obviously even at 2x points, there are other better options for domestic use (2x0.8=1.6c which isnt that good) but while overseas, its a nice bonus :) last year i used the cat 1-4 sign up voucher for a pre-cruise stay in Fort Lauderdale, saved $200 on airfare by flying in 1 day earlier so that was cool. but i agree with you its hard to use the cat 1-5 as most big city or tourist spot properties with decent location seem to be category 6+. one possible use if you live in GTA or near border would be for some cross-border shopping (Black Friday, or something) |
I love the Marriott card for the simple reason that there are no foreign transaction fees... but no online statements? That's pretty ridiculous!
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Originally Posted by slaman
(Post 22551691)
I love the Marriott card for the simple reason that there are no foreign transaction fees... but no online statements? That's pretty ridiculous!
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22551007)
I really can't value Marriott points as much as the 1% cashback on the Amazon with the constant devaluations
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Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 22551873)
And no year-end summary either. All the Canadian Chase cards are the same. I don't know why they don't use the same web interface as Chase in the U.S.
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On the bright side if nobody's received the 15k for Auth User, we're all in the same boat and Chase is just dragging their heels
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Originally Posted by yerffej201
(Post 22551914)
Sadly we're just not important enough as a market yet. I talked to Chase a few months back, and basically they said that Chase doesn't really have a brick-and-mortar branch presence in Canada, so that their co-branded cards are just really limited to brands that have a good presence in Canada already
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Maybe they imported the Chase US site circa 2005 and never bothered to upgrade.
Although to be fair, it still manages to show authorizations and you can do most of the needed actions online - I just haven't figured out how to make the Marriott card my default instead of my BBY RZ Visa |
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22552186)
Maybe they imported the Chase US site circa 2005 and never bothered to upgrade.
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22552186)
it still manages to show authorizations
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22552186)
you can do most of the needed actions online
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Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 22552228)
Not on mine. It reduces the credit limit, but doesn't actually show the authorizations.
http://i.imgur.com/9ZXudJN.png The only thing I miss is Online statements and vacation notification |
Originally Posted by crimsona
(Post 22552542)
Click on the Go button
I miss: online statements, year-end summary, next closing date, online dispute. |
Oops. Yes those were terrible instructions.
All Marriott cards have a closing date of 11th of every month, so that's never been an issue for me - for other cards I could see it being annoying though. Due dates are visible when you look at previous billing cycles. True on the online dispute, no personal experience with fraud on my card (knock on wood) |
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Originally Posted by jerry305
(Post 22563421)
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