help with citi price rewind

[Anonymous]

Maybe somebody can help me with this. When using price rewind with clothing is the lower price item required to be the same size and color? Can I use a Large Wheat North Face McMurdo III as  the lower price for a Black North Face McMurdo III in Medium?

[SBR249]

I'm pretty sure that the items have to be exactly the same. Clothes of different sizes and colors are frequently sold at different prices depending on how popular they are so I would imagine that your price match request would be unlikely to be granted. 

[Anonymous]

Items must be like for like - same style, same size.

[wasCB14]

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@SBR249 wrote:

I'm pretty sure that the items have to be exactly the same. Clothes of different sizes and colors are frequently sold at different prices depending on how popular they are so I would imagine that your price match request would be unlikely to be granted. 

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Yes, they do officially have to be exactly the same. If the receipt you upload shows a size or color that is different from the size or color of the lower-priced item, they will likely reject the claim. If your receipt doesn't specify the color/size, it's not officially allowed. They do sometimes check (by contacting the merchant, I believe) to see exactly what version you bought.

The item database is large, and sometimes includes non-size-specific item descriptions...ones without a specific size or color. I've had success using these as lower prices. Tires and several pairs of shoes come to mind.

[Anonymous]

Fellow forum lurkers! I ask the following:

If you have multiple Citibank credit cards, is the Citi Price Rewind benefit cap separate for each account or collectively pooled?  That is to say, if I have two cards with the benefit is it an annual maximum of $2,500 for both or $5,000 combined ($2,500 x 2 accounts)?

[quickstrike]

Anyone know how long it usually takes to get a response/decision after manually submitting a lower price on an item?

[Anonymous]

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@quickstrikewrote:

Anyone know how long it usually takes to get a response/decision after manually submitting a lower price on an item?

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Mine was within 24 hours. Had check in hand 5 days after I submitted my claim.

[Anonymous]

I’m still wondering if anyone knows whether the Citi Price Rewind benefit annual cap is per card or account-wide, thanks.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymouswrote:
I’m still wondering if anyone knows whether the Citi Price Rewind benefit annual cap is per card or account-wide, thanks.

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That’s a question that no one here may know the answer to.  I’d suggest giving Citi a call and asking them.  The number to call for that is 866-918-4670.  If I had to guess though the answer would be account wide because this is how it’s stated:

"Maximum Benefit per calendar year per account -$2500"

https://www.citipricerewind.com/guide

[Anonymous]

According to some rando* call agent the Rewind benefit cap is per card.

Case closed! "Rando" is far more fun to say than "random."