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Citi PremierPass® Card - Elite Level from CitiBank(R)

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Citi PremierPass® Card - Elite Level from CitiBank(R)
 
Discuss (11) : History : Tell : Posted 1:57 AM PDT 08/31/09 by Ben
Citi PremierPass® Card - Elite Level from CitiBank(R)
  • 20,000 bonus points after $600 in purchases made within 3 months of account opening*
  • Earn 2 points for every dollar spent on everyday purchases and 1 point for all other purchases*
  • Earn 1 point for every mile you fly on any airline*
  • Earn 1 point for every mile friends and family fly on tickets purchased with your card*
  • Get a complimentary companion ticket when you buy a qualifying ticket*

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    #1   Steaky - Posted 2:13 am PDT 08/31/09 (142 Posts)
    "And a low $75 annual fee"

    Also, can anyone tell me exactly what a "point" is worth?
    #2   UMGixxer - Posted 4:07 am PDT 08/31/09 (140 Posts)
    credit cards suck right now
    #3   scaht - Posted 4:07 am PDT 08/31/09 (231 Posts)
    So all you have to do is charge $7500 of "stuff" to pay for the annual fee every year (IF they don't con you into paying way too much for some foreign piece of junk), and then pay off those charges within 25 days of every charge date so you also avoid interest fees. If you do these things, you've broken even. Ridiculous. Why don't credit card ads ever discuss their interest rate or their lack of an anuual fee? Because morons respond to the words "elite level" and then get themselves into deep financial trouble that get's passed on to the bank, who then gets bailed out by the useless and overpaid government, and then the bill ultimately gets paid by the people that were'nt stupid enough to fall for all of this crap in the first place..... but I digress. A point is worth a penny.
    #4   Nivram - Posted 4:20 am PDT 08/31/09 (946 Posts)
    ...and a low, low 14.24% variable interest rate! Gosh, how can we ever thank you?? Rolling Eyes
    #5   bmndibb2 - Posted 5:01 am PDT 08/31/09 (438 Posts)
    So many asterisks, but no explanation at the bottom of what it denotes!
    #6   bschwalm - Posted 5:16 am PDT 08/31/09 (58 Posts)
    Capital Oner has a similar offer for no annual fee.

    What has happened to Visa? Nobody has Visa mileage cards anymore...
    #7   NorthSouth - Posted 5:23 am PDT 08/31/09 (1820 Posts)
    So the government is selling credit cards now?
    What interest rate do I give the feds when I carry a balance on this card?
    #8   master3don - Posted 5:45 am PDT 08/31/09 (23 Posts)
    the complimentary ticket sucks. Price for the single ticket through "Spirit Incentive" to get the complimentary ticket cost more than if you bought both from orbitz/expedia. That sucks...
    #9   itprogrammer - Posted 5:48 am PDT 08/31/09 (171 Posts)
    Forget Capital One. I have had them for a few years now, and they have raised my rate a total of 3 times and changed to a variable rate. I never carried a balance, always paid in full, so I never had to worry about it, but that is not the point is it. Face it, credit cards are a scam. They screw over those who don't pay, and screw over those who do even more. #3 has it right.
    #10   nyczhenry - Posted 5:59 am PDT 08/31/09 (24 Posts)
    all APRs are going up. forget credit cards. they are the devil!
    #11   Vipthomps - Posted 10:37 am PDT 08/31/09 (6 Posts)
    credit cards with no fees are fine. just pay the balance off in full every month. Take the points/cash back and be on your merry way... just have to be careful about how much you spend on it which can be the tricky part
     
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