Citi Prestige - No Longer

[Anonymous]

It looks like the rumors are true, the Prestige card is off the Citi site.  Annoying because this was something I was considering next month.

[Anonymous]

Just went on DoC and they beat me to it!  

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/citi-prestige-no-longer-available-for-new-sign-ups-revamp-under-way/

[FinStar]

In the event it is offered or relaunched again, hopefully it'll be revamped somewhat. I'm keeping mine since it's only an incidental ~$50 after the airline credits plus the 4th night benefit is a pretty decent perk.  Thankfully, I was grandfathered with the $250 AF (knock on wood for a long while).

[wasCB14]

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@FinStar wrote:

In the event it is offered or relaunched again, hopefully it'll be revamped somewhat. I'm keeping mine since it's only an incidental ~$50 after the airline credits plus the 4th night benefit is a pretty decent perk.  Thankfully, I was grandfathered with the $250 AF (knock on wood for a long while).

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Air credit is $250. Did they grandfather you at a $200 credit or something?

I would think a $250 credit against a $250 AF would give a $0 net AF before 4th night.

Or you value the $250 credit at $200 to account for the inconvenience of using multiple cards for airfare?

[FinStar]

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@wasCB14 wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

In the event it is offered or relaunched again, hopefully it'll be revamped somewhat. I'm keeping mine since it's only an incidental ~$50 after the airline credits plus the 4th night benefit is a pretty decent perk.  Thankfully, I was grandfathered with the $250 AF (knock on wood for a long while).

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Air credit is $250. Did they grandfather you at a $200 credit or something?

I would think a $250 credit against a $250 AF would give a $0 net AF before 4th night.

Or you value the $250 credit at $200 to account for the inconvenience of using multiple cards for airfare?

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My bad, was multitasking, yes the AF is $250.  This was due to a technical issue when setting up CitiGold (back in the day) and once the issue was fixed, effectively every year it has been $250.  So yes, $0 net AF after airline credit(s).

[Anonymous]

I knew it was only a matter of time before Citi squashed this card.