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Does anyone know if you are activily chuning AA Citi, is Citi capping the miles to 100k if you are not gold (my wife)? Or is the 100k on a per card restriction?
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Does anyone know if you are activily chuning AA Citi, is Citi capping the miles to 100k if you are not gold (my wife)? Or is the 100k on a per card restriction?
From my experience (unless it has changed) it's a per card restriction. So for those who spend more than $100,000 on a year on their AA MC all they have to do is get an additiional card to continue to earn miles.
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I wasn't going to spend that much, but with churning multiple cards I can easily hit 100k with multiple cards.
Jim
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Gosh, don't kill the golden goose by talking about it all the time. Chase killed churning--evidently because of, at least in part, info put forth on FT. Let's see if we can avoid this happening to other programs. @:-)
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You can make 120k per yr from churning...1 app every 60 days....I did it last yr...
the limit is to charges only...
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You can make 120k per yr from churning...1 app every 60 days....I did it last yr...
the limit is to charges only...
speaking of, what's the best promo out there w/o weaving through ten threads. Anyone care to share?
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speaking of, what's the best promo out there w/o weaving through ten threads. Anyone care to share?
http://www.citicards.com/cards/wv/cardDetail.do?screenID=918 is the best one I know of. 20,000 miles after $ 250 spend and no annual fee in the first year
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Please consider using pm.
Does anyone know if you are activily chuning AA Citi, is Citi capping the miles to 100k if you are not gold (my wife)? Or is the 100k on a per card restriction?
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Why do you think it went from get miles for approval to miles for $250.00 in spend? Because you guys talked too much and they do read!
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Moderator, please lock this thread. Questions have been answered.
Jim
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If you go to the AA.com site they now require $750 purchase within 4 months.
The link provided here still works as a $250 purchase.
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Moderator, please lock this thread. Questions have been answered.
Jim
Yes, please I also fully support deleting such threads and sending a PM to the OP.
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Yes, please I also fully support deleting such threads and sending a PM to the OP.Deleting threads just because some folks don't want airlines to find out some strategies is totally against the spirit of FT in my opinion.
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Deleting threads just because some folks don't want airlines to find out some strategies is totally against the spirit of FT in my opinion.The concern should be about Citi not the airlines. As you know, Chase recently stopped permitting churning.
At the very least the OP could remove "churning" from the thread title. That is not flyertalk lingo by the way. I've seen it in marketing studies.
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The concern should be about Citi not the airlines. As you know, Chase recently stopped permitting churning.
At the very least the OP could remove "churning" from the thread title. That is not flyertalk lingo by the way. I've seen it in marketing studies.
The problem is that FT is not the only source of such info. Check out other online forums such as FatWallet.com which are full of such churning stories. FW is a lot bigger than FT...