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Good until 04/13/2022
Apparently in celebration of their eco-friendly card manufacturing process
Gold = 70,000
Platinum = 90,000
Reserve = 100,000
Gold = 75,000
Platinum = 100,000
Reserve = 110,000
For reference to those interested
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/increased-american-express-delta-offers-up-to-110000-miles/
Gold Delta cards have had better offers in past and depending on what you value more these offers don't have MQMs offered as part of the signup bonus for the Platinum and Reserve
I thought Delta Platinum and Delta Reserve have some level of metal? Or am I not up to date? Wondering how the reclaimed plastic relates.
@NRB525 wrote:I thought Delta Platinum and Delta Reserve have some level of metal? Or am I not up to date? Wondering how the reclaimed plastic relates.
As far as I am aware the only metal cards AMEX issues are the Personal Gold and Plat, not any of the co-brands.
I may be looking at applying for a Delta Plat since it looks like Delta is the preferred airline of my company and I now have to make occasional work trips.
I'm confused on the eco-friendly part as well. AFAIK only the Green charge card is made from reclaimed plastics. Not sure about Blue off hand, but all Gold, Platinum and Reserve Delta cards are solely issued as metal these days (pizzadude is correct that they made a big deal of this and allowed existing cardholders to request one, but since then that is the sole option for replacements and new accounts). There are others such as Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant as well that are not issued as plastic.
Metal = Smorg
The metal cards could be somewhat eco-friendly I guess.. recycled cellphone housings, etc.
@DONZI wrote:The metal cards could be somewhat eco-friendly I guess.. recycled cellphone housings, etc.
They're really not @DONZI. Production costs are a lot higher so there's that carbon footprint (i.e. not that eco friendly). The majority of lenders who issue them have had a fairly low rate of returned (expired, damaged, re-issues, etc.) metal cards for recycling.
At any rate, before the discussion steps on the Smorga bus, back to topic on the elevated AENB Delta CC SUBs.
I am torn between two of them at the moment 😬
#firstworldproblems
@FinStar wrote:
@DONZI wrote:The metal cards could be somewhat eco-friendly I guess.. recycled cellphone housings, etc.
They're really not @DONZI. Production costs are a lot higher so there's that carbon footprint (i.e. not that eco friendly). The majority of lenders who issue them have had a fairly low rate of returned (expired, damaged, re-issues, etc.) metal cards for recycling.
At any rate, before the discussion steps on the Smorga bus, back to topic on the elevated AENB Delta CC SUBs.
I am torn between two of them at the moment 😬
#firstworldproblems
Pretty sure I'm not eligible for any of them, so AMEX anti-churning rules are working.
Evidently, Amex knows I need a vacation... They're bumping up the offer to 90K miles from 50K for $3K spend in 3 months.
Quite honestly, one of the 10% off Exxon/Mobil offers from back in the day would be marvy right about now...