ameriprise world elite, nope

[wmarat]

There is entry fee with Ameriprice as well.

[Anonymous]

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@wmarat wrote:
There is entry fee with Ameriprice as well.

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My entries have been free using the PP from Ameriprise.

[wmarat]

Well, my bad. I was shure there is a fee, but there is not.

According to TOS

Ameriprise World Elite MasterCard cardmembers receive a complimentary Priority Pass, which entitles them to free visits to more than 100 domestic and 400 international airport lounges. Free visit offer subject to program terms and conditions. Airport lounge access services are provided by Priority Pass Limited. All Priority Pass participating lounges qualify for the Ameriprise World Elite MasterCard free visit offer. Ameriprise Financial reserves the right to change this free visit offer at our discretion and may impose a subsequent per person, per visit fee for cardmembers. Ameriprise Financial will notify cardmembers before charging this fee. All airport lounge fees are subject to change without notice.

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@wmarat wrote:
There is entry fee with Ameriprice as well.

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My entries have been free using the PP from Ameriprise.

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At the same time, as far as I know, Ameriprise does not reprt CL to CRA, while Saks does.

[Anonymous]

Ameriprise World Elite MasterCard DOES report CL.

[Anonymous]

The ameriprise card reports CL but it shows up as a Net 30 just like my Plum Card. The day after my approval for the MCWE it showed up on my report.

[johnpalley]

guys so this card really doesnt report credit limits?

[FinStar]

AFAIK, it does report the CLs for both the WMC and WEMC.

[CreditScholar]

There isn't much point to having this card after the most recent changes to PP.

[johnpalley]

whats pp?

[CreditScholar]

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@johnpalley wrote:

whats pp?

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Priority Pass. Just so people are aware, it is NOT a feature of this card anymore to new applicants. So if you're applying for this card for airport lounge access, don't bother. The benefit is grandfathered in for existing cardholders until 2015, at which point it too will be eliminated.

The only replacement benefit that you get is a $50 airline credit instead. If you have 36k in annual spend, the airline credit is increased to $200.