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@baller4life wrote:
Mannn did Citi bust a move or WHAT????
I wonder what CapOne will do with the QuickSilver now?
Wow, as soon as my 18k line with AMEX hits. Where did you find this?
@afinch1992 wrote:Wow, as soon as my 18k line with AMEX hits. Where did you find this?
Yeah, I can't locate it on their main page. This gem is hidden somewhere.
I'm wondering if I can get a PC with such a new product.
Definitely keeping this on my radar
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@CallaLilyLover wrote:
Yesssss! Thank you for this post. I was hoping they would come out with something new by the timeIm ready to app again :-D Sweethmmm this is tempting to get instead of fidelity amex , am i missing anything ?
Nope. Straight out 2%. Pretty good.
i need to look up details i don't want some BS where i have to open up an citi account or something like that,
I already posted this on Flyertalk, couple things to note for,
* We don't know what transaction network it is on.
* Redemption threshold starts at $25, rather than $50 for Dividend and Fidelity Visa/AMEX.
* 3% FTF vs 1% FTF on Fidelity AMEX.
* Language suggests that 1% cashback is paid when the statement is out, and the other 1% is paid at the next statement (provided you pay on time).
* Citi is known to change its reward programs frequently. There is a possibility that Citi will nerf it in the future. On the other hand Fidelity AMEX has been going strong since 2008.
@trumpet-205 wrote:I already posted this on Flyertalk, couple things to note for,
* We don't know what transaction network it is on.
* Redemption threshold starts at $25, rather than $50 for Dividend and Fidelity Visa/AMEX.
* 3% FTF vs 1% FTF on Fidelity AMEX.
* Language suggests that 1% cashback is paid when the statement is out, and the other 1% is paid at the next statement (provided you pay on time).
* Citi is known to change its reward programs frequently. There is a possibility that Citi will nerf it in the future. On the other hand Fidelity AMEX has been going strong since 2008.
Thanks for the addtl info!!!