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@bigblue7722 wrote:I think when my one year is up I will close my csp,there's really no reason to keep the card. The Marriott card at least gets u a free night for the af you pay.
I may keep it for as long as they don't raise the AF. Unless a better AF card rolls by. Especially if it's metal. (I know the Marriott is metal, and it's on my list.)
i have a year of travel next year then i'm settled so this works out for me just fine. nerf away
edit: drunken typos
@Anonymous wrote:
@bigblue7722 wrote:I think when my one year is up I will close my csp,there's really no reason to keep the card. The Marriott card at least gets u a free night for the af you pay.
I may keep it for as long as they don't raise the AF. Unless a better AF card rolls by. Especially if it's metal. (I know the Marriott is metal, and it's on my list.)
For me personally I will have to see how this change is in action before i make any snap decisions. On topic of marriot its okay for cat 1-4 hotel for free stay, but marriot points aren't worth much to me.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@bigblue7722 wrote:I think when my one year is up I will close my csp,there's really no reason to keep the card. The Marriott card at least gets u a free night for the af you pay.
I may keep it for as long as they don't raise the AF. Unless a better AF card rolls by. Especially if it's metal. (I know the Marriott is metal, and it's on my list.)
For me personally I will have to see how this change is in action before i make any snap decisions. On topic of marriot its okay for cat 1-4 hotel for free stay, but marriot points aren't worth much to me.
1 to 5 after first year...
" ANNUAL FREE NIGHT STAY* After your account opening, receive a free night stay at a category 1-4 hotel. You'll also receive a free night stay in a category 1-5 hotel each year after your account anniversary. "
@WLRK11 wrote:I just received notice in the mail that Chase Sapphire Preferred will no longer offer 2x UR points on airfare and hotel accommodations booked through Chase.com/UltimateRewards as of 1/1/2016! See below.
So currently CSP offers 3x points for booking through the UR Portal. When 1/1/2016 rolls around you will lose the extra point making it 2x points when booking through the UR Portal. So where does it say the CSP will no longer offer 2x UR Points when booking through Chase UR? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
@hiro905 wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:I just received notice in the mail that Chase Sapphire Preferred will no longer offer 2x UR points on airfare and hotel accommodations booked through Chase.com/UltimateRewards as of 1/1/2016! See below.
So currently CSP offers 3x points for booking through the UR Portal. When 1/1/2016 rolls around you will lose the extra point making it 2x points when booking through the UR Portal. So where does it say the CSP will no longer offer 2x UR Points when booking through Chase UR? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
My mistake. You are correct. Airfare and hotel accommodations paid via CSP will continue to earn 2x UR points. I have edited my orginal post to correct my error. Thank you!
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@WLRK11 wrote:
@hiro905 wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:I just received notice in the mail that Chase Sapphire Preferred will no longer offer 2x UR points on airfare and hotel accommodations booked through Chase.com/UltimateRewards as of 1/1/2016! See below.
So currently CSP offers 3x points for booking through the UR Portal. When 1/1/2016 rolls around you will lose the extra point making it 2x points when booking through the UR Portal. So where does it say the CSP will no longer offer 2x UR Points when booking through Chase UR? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
My mistake. You are correct. Airfare and hotel accommodations paid via CSP will continue to earn 2x UR points. I have edited my orginal post to correct my error. Thank you!
That's not as bad, but it still sucks.
@Anonymous wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:
@hiro905 wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:I just received notice in the mail that Chase Sapphire Preferred will no longer offer 2x UR points on airfare and hotel accommodations booked through Chase.com/UltimateRewards as of 1/1/2016! See below.
So currently CSP offers 3x points for booking through the UR Portal. When 1/1/2016 rolls around you will lose the extra point making it 2x points when booking through the UR Portal. So where does it say the CSP will no longer offer 2x UR Points when booking through Chase UR? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
My mistake. You are correct. Airfare and hotel accommodations paid via CSP will continue to earn 2x UR points. I have edited my orginal post to correct my error. Thank you!
That's not as bad, but it still sucks.
I can sort of understand this because they have been getting rid of most of the portals in the UR mall. I think they only one that is worth still using is hotels.com. I know it kind of sucks buts its not all doom and gloom.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:
@hiro905 wrote:
@WLRK11 wrote:I just received notice in the mail that Chase Sapphire Preferred will no longer offer 2x UR points on airfare and hotel accommodations booked through Chase.com/UltimateRewards as of 1/1/2016! See below.
So currently CSP offers 3x points for booking through the UR Portal. When 1/1/2016 rolls around you will lose the extra point making it 2x points when booking through the UR Portal. So where does it say the CSP will no longer offer 2x UR Points when booking through Chase UR? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
My mistake. You are correct. Airfare and hotel accommodations paid via CSP will continue to earn 2x UR points. I have edited my orginal post to correct my error. Thank you!
That's not as bad, but it still sucks.
I can sort of understand this because they have been getting rid of most of the portals in the UR mall. I think they only one that is worth still using is hotels.com. I know it kind of sucks buts its not all doom and gloom.
mong, what do you use for you hotel stays within the U.S.???
i'm contemplating the Marriott right now for this purpose. anything better???