This is a weird one. Apparently if you look at it, you only get one chance to transfer for the bonus. I have no idea why they do it this way but they fooled me last time they offered this.
Great if you were planning a mRTW already, since Aeroplan transfers from MR are rare.
This is a weird one. Apparently if you look at it, you only get one chance to transfer for the bonus. I have no idea why they do it this way but they fooled me last time they offered this.
Great if you were planning a mRTW already, since Aeroplan transfers from MR are rare.
Snippet of the terms, per Amex: Get up to $100 in statement credits between January and June and up to $100 in statement credits between July and December for U.S. purchases with Dell on your Business Platinum Card. That’s up to $200 in statement credits annually. Enrollment required.
Per DoC: The way the Dell credit works is you get $100 credit on purchases made from January through June and another $100 credit on purchases made from July through December. You need to enroll before doing the spend in order to get the credit. You’ll get an email confirmation after enrolling. It’s all exactly the same way the annual Saks credit works on the personal Platinum card.
I believe this is a new find. At least, the first in a long time. When I google it, all I find is a login screen for AA and an application link with no bonus. This offer is 40k after one purchase.
There are conflicting reports on DoC of whether Barclays reports biz on personal reports or not. Interested in DPs.
I was doing research about downgrading my MPE and I stumbled into this topic regarding a New United fee-free card a couple times. I already downgraded to the lackluster MileagePlus Rewards card, I'm just wondering if anybody has heard more about it?