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Talked to an actual American Citi rep tonight, who seemed knowledgable. Not really sure what to take from the conversation. I asked her when I am eligible to product change my TY Premier and she said "June."
She then asked what cards I would be interested in, I told her the Prestige. The rep said she wasn't sure if they were doing product changes to the Prestige card anymore. Is this true? She also said I 'most likely' would be able to convert to a card like the Double Cash (probably wouldn't) or they may offer product changes to the Citi Costco (may take if I can't PC to the Prestige) in the near future.
If I PC out of the ThankYou Rewards system, I will most likely PC my AT&T Access card as well. Anyone have an idea of what this card can PC to?
Anyone have any knowledgable information or data points here? I don't want to see "I don't know," "not sure," etc.
@Anonymous wrote:Talked to an actual American Citi rep tonight, who seemed knowledgable. Not really sure what to take from the conversation. I asked her when I am eligible to product change my TY Premier and she said "June."
She then asked what cards I would be interested in, I told her the Prestige. The rep said she wasn't sure if they were doing product changes to the Prestige card anymore. Is this true? She also said I 'most likely' would be able to convert to a card like the Double Cash (probably wouldn't) or they may offer product changes to the Citi Costco (may take if I can't PC to the Prestige) in the near future.
If I PC out of the ThankYou Rewards system, I will most likely PC my AT&T Access card as well. Anyone have an idea of what this card can PC to?
Anyone have any knowledgable information or data points here? I don't want to see "I don't know," "not sure," etc.
I requested my AA Platinum to Costco PC a year ago, and it was finalized 10 months ago, so my data point is that your CSR did not provide you with entirely accurate information. With Citi, getting an American CSR is far from a guarantee of competence.
I may have asked before but don't recall your answer...why don't you just app for Prestige as a new account?
@wasCB14 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Talked to an actual American Citi rep tonight, who seemed knowledgable. Not really sure what to take from the conversation. I asked her when I am eligible to product change my TY Premier and she said "June."
She then asked what cards I would be interested in, I told her the Prestige. The rep said she wasn't sure if they were doing product changes to the Prestige card anymore. Is this true? She also said I 'most likely' would be able to convert to a card like the Double Cash (probably wouldn't) or they may offer product changes to the Citi Costco (may take if I can't PC to the Prestige) in the near future.
If I PC out of the ThankYou Rewards system, I will most likely PC my AT&T Access card as well. Anyone have an idea of what this card can PC to?
Anyone have any knowledgable information or data points here? I don't want to see "I don't know," "not sure," etc.
I requested my AA Platinum to Costco PC a year ago, and it was finalized 10 months ago, so my data point is that your CSR did not provide you with entirely accurate information. With Citi, getting an American CSR is far from a guarantee of competence.
I may have asked before but don't recall your answer...why don't you just app for Prestige as a new account?
I think the Prestige's underwriting criteria is too high. I've been approved for four Citi cards within the last year and after the first approval, I was denied for the Prestige, but approved for three more cards later. Not sure why I cannot get the Prestige, so this seems to be the only way to get the product. Plus there's a 24 month bonus rule.
@Anonymous wrote:
@wasCB14 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Talked to an actual American Citi rep tonight, who seemed knowledgable. Not really sure what to take from the conversation. I asked her when I am eligible to product change my TY Premier and she said "June."
She then asked what cards I would be interested in, I told her the Prestige. The rep said she wasn't sure if they were doing product changes to the Prestige card anymore. Is this true? She also said I 'most likely' would be able to convert to a card like the Double Cash (probably wouldn't) or they may offer product changes to the Citi Costco (may take if I can't PC to the Prestige) in the near future.
If I PC out of the ThankYou Rewards system, I will most likely PC my AT&T Access card as well. Anyone have an idea of what this card can PC to?
Anyone have any knowledgable information or data points here? I don't want to see "I don't know," "not sure," etc.
I requested my AA Platinum to Costco PC a year ago, and it was finalized 10 months ago, so my data point is that your CSR did not provide you with entirely accurate information. With Citi, getting an American CSR is far from a guarantee of competence.
I may have asked before but don't recall your answer...why don't you just app for Prestige as a new account?
I think the Prestige's underwriting criteria is too high. I've been approved for four Citi cards within the last year and after the first approval, I was denied for the Prestige, but approved for three more cards later. Not sure why I cannot get the Prestige, so this seems to be the only way to get the product. Plus there's a 24 month bonus rule.
There's currently no 24-month bonus rule for Prestige because it hasn't offered a public bonus since at least early December. Targeted offers, if they still exist, must be rare.
I've heard others say Citi rejects apps when they see a HP from within the last week. Not sure if it's true, but maybe your Prestige app triggered that? I don't know if/why they would reject someone for Prestige who would qualify for a $2k CL on another card.
You both mention the 24 month rule. Do you expect a bonus offer to return to Prestige?
The problem with uncertainty is that I want to apply for a Citi Priority before getting the Prestige to lower the AF to $350.
It looks like the future of Prestige is more as an extra for existing banking customers than a highly desirable card in its own right.
Offering 40k TYs post-nerf for Prestige...and then only to customers who already have $200k in assets with them...isn't very enticing when they use to offer 100k for CitiGold and 50k and 75k publicly.