Whatever is attached to your account is what they can offer, nothing more. That's a fairly substantial retention offer for a no annual fee card that you admit only received the minimum amount required for a Welcome Offer several years ago and has seen no spending since.
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@Loquat wrote:
This reminds me of an idiom...something about looking a gift horse in the mouth.
Take a look around this here forum. You'll see data points of folks with substantial spend and get offered nothing. Consider yourself fortunate to get anything on a no AF card with little to no spend.I got your back @Loquat
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@Remedios Hahahahaha! You make me giggle! 
@FlaDude wrote:I have an Amex Everyday card that I got a few years ago for balance transfer, and except for spend to hit the SUB, I've never used since. I decided to close the card, so first step I moved most of the CL to other Amex cards. Then I called Amex, fully intending to close the card, but I also expected to get a retention offer and was ready to consider it. The agent first told me about the "great" benefits of the card, but there was nothing that I can't get better bonuses on other cards. After confirming I still wanted to close, they offered 7,500 MR points (with no spend requirement) to keep the card open. I took the offer, but after I got off the phone wondered if I could have held out for more, or if they would have just closed the card if I hadn't accepted. Anyone else have experience with Amex retention upping an initial offer?
Im curious as to why you even expected a retention offer for a card that hasnt seen use in years by your statement? Even getting one is amazing and should be appreciated not contemplated because you might have haggled for more. Seems to me a case of let sleeping dogs lie
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:Im curious as to why you even expected a retention offer for a card that hasnt seen use in years by your statement? Even getting one is amazing and should be appreciated not contemplated because you might have haggled for more. Seems to me a case of let sleeping dogs lie
I really wasn't looking for a retention bonus, but based on over 25 years of experience with Amex and having downgraded and closed cards before, I expected that they would not close a card without trying to sweeten the pot. I thought the bonus was decent given the circumstances, but wanted to see if anyone else had any better luck. Apparently the answer is no.