Would the $300 Ritz-Carlton Rewards annual travel credit apply to MileagePlus X?

[Anonymous]

I know American Express will allow you to use your travel credit towards MileagePlus X purchases.  Does the Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card allow this?  Thanks.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I know American Express will allow you to use your travel credit towards MileagePlus X purchases.  Does the Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card allow this?  Thanks.

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Anything United or SW will get flagged for non-approval.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I know American Express will allow you to use your travel credit towards MileagePlus X purchases.  Does the Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card allow this?  Thanks.

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Anything United or SW will get flagged for non-approval.

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What? Do you mean if you try to do something that they don't specifically allow and happen to use United or SW (since they're Chase, I'm guessing)? I would imagine you could do 'the normal stuff' with SW or United: seat upgrade, baggage fees, etc. Just not giftcards or the like. 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I know American Express will allow you to use your travel credit towards MileagePlus X purchases.  Does the Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card allow this?  Thanks.

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Anything United or SW will get flagged for non-approval.

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What? Do you mean if you try to do something that they don't specifically allow and happen to use United or SW (since they're Chase, I'm guessing)? I would imagine you could do 'the normal stuff' with SW or United: seat upgrade, baggage fees, etc. Just not giftcards or the like. 

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You're correct.  As long as it falls under their definition of permissible charges, you're fine

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I know American Express will allow you to use your travel credit towards MileagePlus X purchases.  Does the Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card allow this?  Thanks.

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Anything United or SW will get flagged for non-approval.

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What? Do you mean if you try to do something that they don't specifically allow and happen to use United or SW (since they're Chase, I'm guessing)? I would imagine you could do 'the normal stuff' with SW or United: seat upgrade, baggage fees, etc. Just not giftcards or the like. 

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You're correct.  As long as it falls under their definition of permissible charges, you're fine

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I did leave out this part, but yes. If it's a non-permissible purchase it will obviously be declined, but more likely to happen with SW and United.