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@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
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@Anonymous wrote:Here's the link
Anyone know if Citi will close an old account to open a new one?
I may have a plan..
What plan?
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@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
I'm worried about AA from other peeps. My Marriott, Ritz, US Air were all pretty recent.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Here's the link
Anyone know if Citi will close an old account to open a new one?
I may have a plan..
What plan?
A "trade"
Diamond Preferred for Prestige. Don't really care if it's an AU option for me, it's still a Prestige
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
I'm worried about AA from other peeps. My Marriott, Ritz, US Air were all pretty recent.
Same concern. Hey I have totally unrelated question for you about the club upgrade certificates that came with the Ritz card. Are all three the same- you can upgrade your room for up to 7 nights to the Club level?
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@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
I'm worried about AA from other peeps. My Marriott, Ritz, US Air were all pretty recent.
Same concern. Hey I have totally unrelated question for you about the club upgrade certificates that came with the Ritz card. Are all three the same- you can upgrade your room for up to 7 nights to the Club level?
Yep. They're just numbered 1,2,3, but all 3 certs are good for "up to 7 nights in club level (subject to availability)"
Incredibly tempting. Two concerns though:
EX INQ sitting at 5 (all within last 14 months) and 2 in the last 3 months
EX lowest of the 3 CRAs
Not sure if I want to test my luck with them potentially pulling something other than EX...
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
I'm worried about AA from other peeps. My Marriott, Ritz, US Air were all pretty recent.
Same concern. Hey I have totally unrelated question for you about the club upgrade certificates that came with the Ritz card. Are all three the same- you can upgrade your room for up to 7 nights to the Club level?
Yep. They're just numbered 1,2,3, but all 3 certs are good for "up to 7 nights in club level (subject to availability)"
Thanks. I assume it's done automatically if you make the reservation. It's not like there is any certificate number in them or anything to print out.
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@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:This is so tempting...so so tempting.
I'm thinking the same thing. No idea if Citi would approve me now since its been about month when I got the AA card.
I'm worried about AA from other peeps. My Marriott, Ritz, US Air were all pretty recent.
Same concern. Hey I have totally unrelated question for you about the club upgrade certificates that came with the Ritz card. Are all three the same- you can upgrade your room for up to 7 nights to the Club level?
Almost said the same. Then I thought about it and realized one of my more recent additions was an Amex back-date, so one new card in March and two from last August. Not sure how testy Chase would be with another new TL, but I'm leaning towards them not caring.
And here i am having to spend 15k to get 60k points