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Anonymous
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Macys card levels?

I currently have a red card, when I look at their rewards chart,

 

annual spending:

 

Red $0-$499

Gold $500-$999

ETC

 

 

 

I have spent around $1000 with them since I got the card 6 months ago, Will they be sending me a silver or a gold card? I would like at least  the silver for the free 12 services a year. 

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oracles
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Re: Macys card levels?

I think the program start all over again at the beginning of the year. I could be wrong.

 

I would definitely call them and bring it to their attention.

 

Maybe you can get them to upgrade out of courtesy if i am accurate in my assumption.

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Mark_in_Pasadena
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Re: Macys card levels?


@Anonymous wrote:

I currently have a red card, when I look at their rewards chart,

 

annual spending:

 

Red $0-$499

Gold $500-$999

ETC

 

 

 

I have spent around $1000 with them since I got the card 6 months ago, Will they be sending me a silver or a gold card? I would like at least  the silver for the free 12 services a year. 


You'll get a new card in the mail in March, based on your spending from Jan-Dec of last year - 2008. 

 

If you pass the $500, $1,000, or $2,500 in spending targets early this year (Jan-Dec 2009 period), you can call them to get upgraded immediately, without having to wait for their next standard mailing on March of 2010.  

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Anonymous
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Re: Macys card levels?

Kudos to both of ya's! Thanks.
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oracles
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Re: Macys card levels?

No problem, keep us posted
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preci0uz
Regular Contributor

Re: Macys card levels?

I had the red card and decided to purchase furniture, so my spending went over $2500+.

 

I called as soon as I saw the charge post to my account.

 

I was too impatient for the waiting

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