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American Express Platinum ($695 annual fee). Sign up bonus: 100,000 points + 10x points on dining for 6 months (max 350k points) [YMMV]
Came across this link via google when looking for cards with best restaurant cash back. Somehow stumbled across this 100k SUB + 10x on dining for 6 months (unto $25k - meaning potentially additional 250000 points)
Likely YMMV, didn't have the
https://www.americanexp
Likely YMMV, didn't have the
https://www.americanexp
Created 12-04-2023
at 08:09 PM
by redfishspm
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Any experience with either to justify the annual fee?
(Let's make things interesting. I also have the venture x with annual fee for $400)
Any experience with either to justify the annual fee?
(Let's make things interesting. I also have the venture x with annual fee for $400)
Thanks. Very insightful.
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You thought the Amex plat was a no annual fee card?
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Any experience with either to justify the annual fee?
(Let's make things interesting. I also have the venture x with annual fee for $400)
If I were you and only saw 150k bonus without the 10x dining and no easy access to the lounge - I wouldn't bother.
Any experience with either to justify the annual fee?
(Let's make things interesting. I also have the venture x with annual fee for $400)
FWIW, I don't count a $10,000 hotel night or a First Class leg on Emirates for 200k points as 5c/point because I would never pay that kind of money for a stay/flight, and even good point redemptions like FlyingBlue sales are often no better than 1.2-1.5c/point if you're a good planner and include tax and surcharges. I've never paid more than $700 for a transatlantic RT in coach, or $1200 for business, and most of those flights with points have $300-500 in taxes and fees. A "free" transatlantic for even 40k points isn't all that wow when it has $350 in taxes, and I could have paid $750 for nominally the same transit (rescheduling fees/refunds notwithstanding).
Sorry for the rant...it just spilled out.