amex green card AF

[Anonymous]

i assume you could convert back to your PRG should you find later use, correct?

[Open123]

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@Anonymous wrote:
i assume you could convert back to your PRG should you find later use, correct?

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Yes, or any of their charge cards.  

[Anonymous]

yeah figured so

[linux007969]

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

Before i got my Everyday card my fees for my Sr. Green was........

Annual Fee $35

Membership Rewards Fee $40

So effectively $75 annual fee instead of $95

Now that i have my Everyday it is going to only be $35

[Open123]

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

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What is your annual membership fee?

[linux007969]

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@Open123 wrote:

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

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What is your annual membership fee?

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I just listed them by editing my post..... sorry, just refresh your screen.

[Open123]

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

Before i got my Everyday card my fees for my Sr. Green was........

Annual Fee $35

Membership Rewards Fee $40

So effectively $75 annual fee instead of $95

Now that i have my Everyday it is going to only be $35

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Right, this allows you to earn MR points.  I was assuming those who no longer find a Green valuable, but wanted to keep it, would choose to minimize the cost at $35.  For instance, the legacy Greens are at $55 per year with full MR earning capability.

In my case, I'm looking to PC down to the $35 just to keep the TL, since I make no purchases on the Green.

*Edited*  Now, my understanding is that without the $40 MR fee, the Sr Green standalone at $35 per year will not allow for the earning of MR points on spend, even if you were to have other full MR cards.

[linux007969]

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@Open123 wrote:

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

Before i got my Everyday card my fees for my Sr. Green was........

Annual Fee $35

Membership Rewards Fee $40

So effectively $75 annual fee instead of $95

Now that i have my Everyday it is going to only be $35

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Right, this allows you to earn MR points.  I was assuming those who no longer find a Green valuable, but wanted to keep it, would choose to minimize the cost at $35.  For instance, the legacy Greens are at $55 per year with full MR earning capability.

In my case, I'm looking to PC down to the $35 just to keep the TL, since I make no purchases on the Green.

*Edited*  Now, my understanding is that without the $40 MR fee, the Sr Green standalone at $35 per year will not allow for the earning of MR points on spend, even if you were to have other full MR cards.

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It doesn't look like that happened to my accounts, once they were liked all the membership rewards are all pooled together and my membership rewards fee was refunded at a prorated amount.

[Open123]

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

Before i got my Everyday card my fees for my Sr. Green was........

Annual Fee $35

Membership Rewards Fee $40

So effectively $75 annual fee instead of $95

Now that i have my Everyday it is going to only be $35

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Right, this allows you to earn MR points.  I was assuming those who no longer find a Green valuable, but wanted to keep it, would choose to minimize the cost at $35.  For instance, the legacy Greens are at $55 per year with full MR earning capability.

In my case, I'm looking to PC down to the $35 just to keep the TL, since I make no purchases on the Green.

*Edited*  Now, my understanding is that without the $40 MR fee, the Sr Green standalone at $35 per year will not allow for the earning of MR points on spend, even if you were to have other full MR cards.

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It doesn't look like that happened to my accounts, once they were liked all the membership rewards are all pooled together and my membership rewards fee was refunded at a prorated amount.

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Hm, interesting.  So, after removing the $40 associated with your Senior Green, you earn MR points when spending?  I assume you have (had) the Green and ED in the same MR program.

If so, then I'm definitely PC'ing into the Sr Green.

[linux007969]

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@Open123 wrote:

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

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@linux007969 wrote:

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@Open123 wrote:

There's no age requirement for the Senior Green, but you don't earn MR points on purchases.  Before the ED, this was a useful card to keep MR points active and fully transferrable for those cardmembers who no longer spend signficant amounts, but have a large amount of unused MR points.

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False! I earn Membership rewaards points on my Sr Green and my Everday Card has access to them as well.

Before i got my Everyday card my fees for my Sr. Green was........

Annual Fee $35

Membership Rewards Fee $40

So effectively $75 annual fee instead of $95

Now that i have my Everyday it is going to only be $35

---

Right, this allows you to earn MR points.  I was assuming those who no longer find a Green valuable, but wanted to keep it, would choose to minimize the cost at $35.  For instance, the legacy Greens are at $55 per year with full MR earning capability.

In my case, I'm looking to PC down to the $35 just to keep the TL, since I make no purchases on the Green.

*Edited*  Now, my understanding is that without the $40 MR fee, the Sr Green standalone at $35 per year will not allow for the earning of MR points on spend, even if you were to have other full MR cards.

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It doesn't look like that happened to my accounts, once they were liked all the membership rewards are all pooled together and my membership rewards fee was refunded at a prorated amount.

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Hm, interesting.  So, after removing the $40 associated with your Senior Green, you earn MR points when spending?  I assume you have (had) the Green and ED in the same MR program.

If so, then I'm definitely PC'ing into the Sr Green.

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Yes it looks like this the case for me..... i'm hoping they kept this policy for anyone else wanting to change to the Sr. Green.