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World Perks Visa Signature U.S Bank

They are giving away 20,000 bonus miles and FREE AF for the fist year. ATACK PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!! If you can afford the inquiriy and the new account go for it great benefit.


Message Edited by ddd on 02-19-2008 11:05 AM
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ddd wrote:
They are giving away 20,000 bonus miles and FREE AF for the fist year. ATACK PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!! If you can afford the inquiriy and the new account go for it great benefit.


Am I looking at the same offer on their website?
 
It says 15K miles, not 20K.
Where are you seeing the offer you're looking at?
 
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cheddar wrote:


ddd wrote:
They are giving away 20,000 bonus miles and FREE AF for the fist year. ATACK PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!! If you can afford the inquiriy and the new account go for it great benefit.


Am I looking at the same offer on their website?
 
It says 15K miles, not 20K.
Where are you seeing the offer you're looking at?
 


Go dirrectly to NWA website and go to the top RIGHT corner. I just tlaked to the CR rep U.S Bank gives you the 15,000 then NWA a month later gives you the 5000.


Message Edited by ddd on 02-19-2008 11:17 AM
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Who do they inq with...you know?
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so_confused wrote:
Who do they inq with...you know?



I got mine a couple weeks ago they INq Equifax
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techgirl
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I think I would wait until after the merger between Delta and NWA... See http://www.reuters.com/article/bondsNews/idUSN1929212920080219. If they merge, they could possibly make you reapply for THEIR credit card....
05/12: approx 680 across the board
04/08 EQ: 730 TU: 748 EX: 718
03/08: EQ: 713 TU: ? EX: ?
12/07: EQ: 689 TU: 711 EX: 721
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techgirl wrote:
I think I would wait until after the merger between Delta and NWA... See http://www.reuters.com/article/bondsNews/idUSN1929212920080219. If they merge, they could possibly make you reapply for THEIR credit card....



No they wont U.S Bank issues the card not the Airlines. That would be my dream come true I have a Ton of skimiles and a TON of NWA miles. I fly both often I will rach Platinum stauts in no time if they combine them. I LOVE THIS MERGE
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ddd wrote:
That would be my dream come true I have a Ton of skimiles and a TON of NWA miles. I fly both often


I thought Delta was worthless in Chicago.
 
Yet you fly with them often?
 
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cheddar wrote:


ddd wrote:
That would be my dream come true I have a Ton of skimiles and a TON of NWA miles. I fly both often


I thought Delta was worthless in Chicago.
 
Yet you fly with them often?
 


O yea there WORTHLESS in Chicago, I fly internationaly all the itme. They are pretty damm good in Europe. You are really in AWE by me right? You remember everything I say, I'm flattered.  
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ddd wrote:

O yea there WORTHLESS in Chicago, I fly internationaly all the itme. They are pretty damm good in Europe. You are really in AWE by me right? You remember everything I say, I'm flattered.  


Not particularly.  Do you know who Yogi Berra is?
 
This exchange in particular reminds me of Yogi's famous line (forgive me because I'm paraphrasing): "Nobody goes to that restaurant anymore because it's always too crowded."
 
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