Reopening closed credit card due to inactivity question

[Anonymous]

Recently Citibank closed an AA branded credit card I had due to inactivity but reopened at my request.  My question is will this "re-opening" affect applying for another AA branded card in order to get a bonus.  Bonus points arent awarded if if you’ve opened or closed any personal Citi / AAdvantage co-branded card in the last 24 months.

[Anonymous]

I would think that the argument could be made that allowing a card to be closed due to inactivity could be viewed as you passively 'closing' the card in a manner of speaking. It probably comes down to how hard nosed Citi wants to be about that subject.

[FinStar]

How long ago did you get the SUB on the recently reopened AA card? Any reason you decided to reopen?

[Anonymous]

Interestingly, Citibank would not give me any info on the date of opening associated with the closed card and directed me to the credit bureaus.  I did check with Creditkarma and the original open date (1990) showed.  So that's good!

[FinStar]

So was this AA card PC'd from an other product at some point? If so, then you should be ok as far as applying for another AA car with the SUB.

[Kforce]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Recently Citibank closed an AA branded credit card I had due to inactivity but reopened at my request.  My question is will this "re-opening" affect applying for another AA branded card in order to get a bonus.  Bonus points arent awarded if if you’ve opened or closed any personal Citi / AAdvantage co-branded card in the last 24 months.

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Is this game called  "Sub Hunt"