New American Express credit card (confirmed Amex EveryDay Card)

[scenery_guy]

Just caught a newsworthy item on Facebook of all places. Gary Leff - a points and miles travel blogger who's been all over the news talking about the Delta changes this week just commented on a Facebook post link: "@Larry Smith there's a couple of new American Express cards launching very soon that look really compelling. They'll be better cards for earning Delta miles than the one you have, and have more flexibility to transfer points to other programs too."

He is Gary Leff on Facebook. I won't link the post here due to whatever but it's a pretty solid tip from him that is as reliable as many of his past posts. 

Anyone else hearing rumors? 

Mods fell free to move as needed. I know this is speculation but it's about a new amex card to two...

[icetrap06]

Yeah, I just saw the post about this one for frequent spenders.

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

[Ron1]

AmEx has offered a number of different cards to consumers: The Blue Card appeals to those who like cash back options and the Platinum card is specialized for consumers who travel. There’s even a Black Card for high net-worth individuals. Today, the company is debuting a brand new rewards-focused credit card, called Everyday, aimed at the consumer who uses AmEx for most of the everyday purchases.

The card itself doesn’t have a yearly fee, and allows for a revolving balance. Users will get double reward points at supermarkets, and if a Everyday card member uses the card for 20 purchases or more in a given month, AmEx will boost the consumer’s bonus points by 20 percent.

The card will be available for consumers to apply by April 2, 2014, and will also contain an EMV chip.

link:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

Ron.

[enharu]

More details here: http://thepointsguy.com/2014/03/american-express-introduces-new-everyday-cards-with-20-50-bonuses-an...

[sailor_mercury]

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@Ron1 wrote:

AmEx has offered a number of different cards to consumers: The Blue Card appeals to those who like cash back options and the Platinum card is specialized for consumers who travel. There’s even a Black Card for high net-worth individuals. Today, the company is debuting a brand new rewards-focused credit card, called Everyday, aimed at the consumer who uses AmEx for most of the everyday purchases.

The card itself doesn’t have a yearly fee, and allows for a revolving balance. Users will get double reward points at supermarkets, and if a Everyday card member uses the card for 20 purchases or more in a given month, AmEx will boost the consumer’s bonus points by 20 percent.

The card will be available for consumers to apply by April 2, 2014, and will also contain an EMV chip.

link:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

Ron.

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BUT.... BUT.... BUT.....  I'm not supposed to be APPING!!!!!!  It might have to go on the short list of things I want after the Util is 1% and I have a mortgage   My score is kind of FUBAR right now because of new accts and Util

Thanks for sharing

[enharu]

Just in case the site isn't loading or loading slow:

EveryDay Credit Card (No Annual Fee)

Sign-up bonus: 10,000 points when you spend $1,000 in 90 days
Earning: Earn 2x Membership Rewards points at U.S. supermarkets (not including warehouse stores like Costco), on up to $6,000 per year on purchases (then 1x); and 1x points on all other purchases.
Spending Bonus: Use the Card to make 20 or more purchases in a billing period and earn 20% extra points on all those purchases less returns and credits.
App: A digital counter in the Amex Mobile app helps keep track of each qualifying purchase for the bonus, so Card Members always know when they’re close to earning 20% extra Membership Rewards points.
Other features: The Card will also come with smart chip technology and a 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers for the first 15 months.
EveryDay Preferred Credit Card ($95 annual fee)

Sign-up bonus: 15,000 points when you spend $1,000 in 90 days
Earning: Earn 3x Membership Rewards points at U.S. supermarkets (not including warehouse stores like Costco), on up to $6,000 per year on purchases (then 1x); 2x on US standalone gas stations; and 1x points on all other purchases.
Spending Bonus: Use the Card to make 30 or more purchases in a billing period and earn 50% extra points on all those purchases less returns and credits.
App: A digital counter in the Amex Mobile app helps keep track of each qualifying purchase for the bonus, so Card Members always know when they’re close to earning 50% extra Membership Rewards points.
Other features: The Card will also come with smart chip technology and a 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers for the first 15 months.
Annual fee: $95

[Creditaddict]

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@Ron1 wrote:

AmEx has offered a number of different cards to consumers: The Blue Card appeals to those who like cash back options and the Platinum card is specialized for consumers who travel. There’s even a Black Card for high net-worth individuals. Today, the company is debuting a brand new rewards-focused credit card, called Everyday, aimed at the consumer who uses AmEx for most of the everyday purchases.

The card itself doesn’t have a yearly fee, and allows for a revolving balance. Users will get double reward points at supermarkets, and if a Everyday card member uses the card for 20 purchases or more in a given month, AmEx will boost the consumer’s bonus points by 20 percent.

The card will be available for consumers to apply by April 2, 2014, and will also contain an EMV chip.

link:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

Ron.

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Not sure that's really a good deal though

[Ron1]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@Ron1 wrote:

AmEx has offered a number of different cards to consumers: The Blue Card appeals to those who like cash back options and the Platinum card is specialized for consumers who travel. There’s even a Black Card for high net-worth individuals. Today, the company is debuting a brand new rewards-focused credit card, called Everyday, aimed at the consumer who uses AmEx for most of the everyday purchases.

The card itself doesn’t have a yearly fee, and allows for a revolving balance. Users will get double reward points at supermarkets, and if a Everyday card member uses the card for 20 purchases or more in a given month, AmEx will boost the consumer’s bonus points by 20 percent.

The card will be available for consumers to apply by April 2, 2014, and will also contain an EMV chip.

link:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

Ron.

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Not sure that's really a good deal though

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It was like Blue from American Express with smart chip about 10 years ago.  Remember that one?

Ron.

[Rhaeny]

Well it sounds good but since I've just gotten my cards I'm not up on all the benefits yet.

But there are more than enough ppl here that will give their analysis, so I'll just wait on the various viewpoints to post 

[Ron1]

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@sailor_mercury wrote:

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@Ron1 wrote:

AmEx has offered a number of different cards to consumers: The Blue Card appeals to those who like cash back options and the Platinum card is specialized for consumers who travel. There’s even a Black Card for high net-worth individuals. Today, the company is debuting a brand new rewards-focused credit card, called Everyday, aimed at the consumer who uses AmEx for most of the everyday purchases.

The card itself doesn’t have a yearly fee, and allows for a revolving balance. Users will get double reward points at supermarkets, and if a Everyday card member uses the card for 20 purchases or more in a given month, AmEx will boost the consumer’s bonus points by 20 percent.

The card will be available for consumers to apply by April 2, 2014, and will also contain an EMV chip.

link:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/01/amex-debuts-its-most-mobile-integrated-rewards-focused-credit-card/

Ron.

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BUT.... BUT.... BUT.....  I'm not supposed to be APPING!!!!!!  It might have to go on the short list of things I want after the Util is 1% and I have a mortgage   My score is kind of FUBAR right now because of new accts and Util

Thanks for sharing

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I don't know they will let us to pc. I like my Blue Cash Everyday with EMV.  I haven't used EMV since I got it.

Ron.