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Got a letter from Amex about a change of terms on one of my cards (which from the number is a BCE). The condition change was minor (stressing that reward dollar redemption doesn't remove the need for a min payment to be made, which I thought was clear anyway!) However, the letter was headed Blue Sky and added something about Blue Sky points as well.
As far as I remember, Blue Sky doesn't allow a statement credit anyway, so I am confused!
I received this just on this card, not on my other BC cards, whereas I would have expected it (without Blue Sky) to go to all cashback cards. Anyone else got a mixed up letter?
Yes, Sky does allow you to cash in points for statement credit. The value is a joke though.
I believe the Blue Sky is basically like a Venture or Arrival, you can cash out against "travel purchases" at full value or take a normal statement credit at a poor value. However, it only earns 1 point per dollar, so at most I think the value is 1.33%. Not sure why anyone would bother with it considering the many plain cash back cards available above 1.33%.
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