Interesting stuff I saw today!

[yudeology101]

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@SunriseEarth wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@yudeology101 wrote:

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@takeshi74 wrote:

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@eddie84 wrote:

A watch with a house in it?

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6 figure watches aren't that hard to find and, no, they include a house.

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If you can buy a house w/ a single swipe transaction on Centurion....wow i'm just wondering how many MR points can you get from it?  Is there like a 100x MR points per every house purchase or something?  It would be cool if they did lol

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nope still 1x MR per dollar in purchase

This is probably the nicest feature of Amex's NPSL. It's a true NPSL that allows people to spend a lot more than most static lines would allow, though it does depend on one's income and internal score with Amex. A friend of mine just purchased her porsche using her Amex card; dealer wasn't willing to negotiate down the price any further and didn't charge an extra fee for CCs, so might as well get some rewards as additional discounts. Whereas with other cards, she would have to make spilt payments.

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Supposedly, the largest purchase ever put through an AMEX Centurion was a $52 million jet.   That'd rack up the MR points. 

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Wow. 

[daybreakgonesXe]

Sad thing is, the type of people who run that much through Centurions may not even see the value or need for MR :X

[Open123]

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@daybreakgonesXe wrote:
Sad thing is, the type of people who run that much through Centurions may not even see the value or need for MR :X

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Right, most of my business partners really don't care about the points we accrue.  

Hence, I an another get to use the bulk of them for our personal travel.  However, when it comes to large spending, the Amex Charge has no peer, especially very sporadic large business and personal purchases.  Static lines can never accomodate some of our larger purchases.