Looks like the Diners hysteria has fizzled out.....

[Anonymous]

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So, It's a CSP with a worse rewards program, limited lounge access, and chip + pin.

With a BMF of a limit!

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stop rubbin' CSP in my face! you know Chase won't approve me for one! *kicks a rock*

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You're getting an AU one apparently

[Anonymous]

oh and i forgot to mention that diners club is also partner with icelandic air. they have this program that let's you stop over at iceland up to 7 days with no extra charge, if you're flying to/from europe.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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You're getting an AU one apparently

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it's only for show, I can't even make any purchase with it.... but then again, that means my card will stay scratch free and pretty

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

oh and i forgot to mention that diners club is also partner with icelandic air. they have this program that let's you stop over at iceland up to 7 days with no extra charge, if you're flying to/from europe.

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Why would I want to stop there? There's a volcano erupting.

[mongstradamus]

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@Anonymous wrote:

oh and i forgot to mention that diners club is also partner with icelandic air. they have this program that let's you stop over at iceland up to 7 days with no extra charge, if you're flying to/from europe.

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don't quote me on this but i think an lot of airlines let you stop over for long periods at their home base. For example my plan for big trip to bkk was korea air from JFK-ICN stay over two night use UR points to stay at park hyatt Seoul, then continue from ICN-BKK. I think they allow 30 days stop over, i need to do more research to verify thats possible.

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Why would I want to stop there? There's a volcano erupting.

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it's one of those places that you must visit to see in person, so pretty especially during summer time. and this is coming from anti-outdoor person. when the volcano thing dies down, definitely pay a visit, and who knows you might even see aurora borealis in the winter.

[Anonymous]

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@mongstradamus wrote:

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don't quote me on this but i think an lot of airlines let you stop over for long periods at their home base. For example my plan for big trip to bkk was korea air from JFK-ICN stay over two night use UR points to stay at park hyatt Seoul, then continue from ICN-BKK. I think they allow 30 days stop over, i need to do more research to verify thats possible.

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well... my relatives live in korea, so I won't need any hotel, and probably end up being the final destination

[longtimelurker]

Still waiting for the UNFCU to take off:

https://www.unfcu.org/product.aspx?id=386

Limits up to $100K, full chip&pin, and only $49 fee.  Now don't know if they are generous with limits....

[mongstradamus]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

Still waiting for the UNFCU to take off:

https://www.unfcu.org/product.aspx?id=386

Limits up to $100K, full chip&pin, and only $49 fee.  Now don't know if they are generous with limits....

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i actually have some friends who work at UN in manhatten and are members of that CU , but i don't think they use that card he uses CSP and amex plat lol 

[Anonymous]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

Still waiting for the UNFCU to take off:

https://www.unfcu.org/product.aspx?id=386

Limits up to $100K, full chip&pin, and only $49 fee.  Now don't know if they are generous with limits....

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Pretty looking card. Especially if it's a bronzy gold effect