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I currently have 15 cards; 11 personal and 4 business. I haven't been using the Flagship because I got into travel hacking and have travel cards.
Is there a benefit to keeping the card? I am paying the annual fee for the past 3 years with no actual spending. I have 2 savings account with them.
The limit can help with util if you hold a balance. And the free Amazon prime has been reported to be an annual thing, so that can be of benefit to offset the AF.
If you like the limit and positive reporting history, then product change to no AF card.
@mrskitty wrote:I currently have 15 cards; 11 personal and 4 business. I haven't been using the Flagship because I got into travel hacking and have travel cards.
Is there a benefit to keeping the card? I am paying the annual fee for the past 3 years with no actual spending. I have 2 savings account with them.
use it to pay your prime membership, you get it credited back to you every year
otherwise PC it to the Cash/More Rewards or the Platinum to have a low apr, 0% cash advance fee card
I wouldn't close it
I got reimbursed for the first year only. =\
I've used it to pay for membership the first year, but I haven't been reimbursed the past few years.
@mrskitty wrote:I've used it to pay for membership the first year, but I haven't been reimbursed the past few years.
that's weird, many dps of it still working for a bunch of people, are you doing the one time annual charge?
My flagship reimburses most of my amazon prime annual fee for the last 3 years or so that I remeber to switch the billing to the flagship. Still works as of a few months ago.
I'm crossing my fingers, hoping, and praying to Buddha that I receive ongoing amazon prime reimbursements. It's really the only/main reason I got the $49/yr card.
(Although the $300 + $400 + .02x$3500=$70 = $770) welcome bonuses were nice too. )
@mrskitty wrote:I've used it to pay for membership the first year, but I haven't been reimbursed the past few years.
Did you by chance change your billing from pay in full to monthly?