Anyone who has reached their one year anniversary not get the statement credit?
The problem is that it will take several weeks (e.g. 6 weeks +) for Citi to convert the card. The annual fee may not be refundable by the time the conversion is completed. :-(Ok. I have a card that I got last year on 1/28/14 whose statement cuts on 1/22/15. I had called to convert it to a dividend card and was told I needed to wait until 1/23/15 to do it.
I just put an order in for $201 on amazon. I'll report back when the statement cuts.
Statement closed. No credit.Ok. I have a card that I got last year on 1/28/14 whose statement cuts on 1/22/15. I had called to convert it to a dividend card and was told I needed to wait until 1/23/15 to do it.
I just put an order in for $201 on amazon. I'll report back when the statement cuts.
Good point, I think they sometimes make you wait 50 days or so, and the I think the fee refund has to be 37 days from the statement close. I may just shut it down. Fee didn't post with the statement, so maybe I can shoehorn it in.The problem is that it will take several weeks (e.g. 6 weeks +) for Citi to convert the card. The annual fee may not be refundable by the time the conversion is completed. :-(
I am not sure if that's case. Are there datapoints to support that?Seems like only charges made in 2014 got the credit. I made 180$ of purchases in January and the statement closed with no credit.
So far, I haven't seen any. I did some testing of my own.@sriki besides nickelfish1, did anyone get a credit for spending money in 2015?
I guess the conclusion we draw is-- drink more wine? Two cards, anniversary dates several months out, Dec and Jan spend, no credit.I was one who got a $100 credit on my statement. (I was matched up to the 100k/$250 offer from the 75k/$100 credit.) I just pulled my 2014 annual summary and the only purchase on AA was for $7...which was a glass of wine. Hubs has two cards and hasn't received a credit on either and has had no AA purchases on either card for the year.
That's pretty much my solution to everything anyway.I guess the conclusion we draw is-- drink more wine?.
A quick virtuous circle reminder: while fishing for these statement credits, remember to call Citi retention on this card - you can do it as soon as a couple of months after receipt - and get the 1,000 per month mile match for $1000 monthly spend. I do it on a Buxx card autofill, double my AA points and if an additional statement credit shows around my anniversary, great. If not, I'm still yielding 2X AA miles with no effort. That small Citi balance is also useful to drain another Buxx card thru phone payment, thus saving a few ATM runs.[/
Assuming it's referring to physical address, go into your profiles and make sure they match exactly on each site.Hi - slightly, off-topic, but how have you been able to pay off Citi with Buxx? I still keep getting the address not matching error. Is there a way around this?
Thanks,
Assuming it's referring to physical address, go into your profiles and make sure they match exactly on each site.
If you have the Buxx card on file with Citi, I'd ask the CSR to delete it and then start over. Have you ever made a successful payment with any Buxx card? Any debit card?
I've PC'd two Exec cards to DoubleCash cards after the $450 fee posted. It doesn't take a long time to convert anymore, I got the new DoubleCash cards within a week or two and had the fees reversed as well.I want to update about the "second" $200
I was hoping that it was a recurring benefit. But unfortunately it doesn't seem to be. My Statement w/ $450 AF posted on 02.23.15 without any $200 credit. There were different opinions here and in FT whether it was a glitch or something else, but people who got the bonus had more than $200 AA spend on their cards. So I bought a $201 AA e-GC after the AF statement and waited for the next one. It posted on 03.23 with no bonus. Now I have 7 days to cancel. (and $201 AA e-GC )
I have few questions before I cancel..
I'd love to PC this to doublecash, I know it usually takes longer time (months) and I have couple days left for 37 day window to expire, did anybody tried to ask for an immediate PC as an exception/favor and still get the AF back?
My free FICO score benefit on this card shows the score from 02.23. (it didn't refresh for more than a month) Any way to trigger an update, I'd like to know the score before I cancel, because I've just got 2 new cards (50K version and USMC)
Thanks
Dividend card makes more sense for those of us who don't have unlimited capacity for MSing and have to be more selective (quality vs. quantity). If I can buy VGC on Citi DoubleCash (1% CB), convert to money orders at Walmart, deposit to UFBdirect AA checking account via mobile app, and pay off Citi DoubleCash (1% CB) with UFBdirect AA debit card (.5 mile per dollar) by calling Citi AA Executive hotline to get more competent customer service representatives I totally would. But I am still relatively novice at this stuff and my MS avenues are limited to capped mainstream methods. So I prefer the ability to spend $6000 on Citi Dividend in the last quarter (you can max out your entire annual cap in one quarter instead of 4 separate quarters like chase freedom) when it is department stores and Best Buy to get $300 CB instead of spending roughly $15000 on Citi DoubleCash for the same amount. I NEED that extra $15000 to hit hilton diamond via Citi HH Reserve so that when I travel with my boss's boss's boss for work he wonders why I get a top floor corner suite and free water bottle while he gets a king room with handicap shower stall when our corporate rules limit us to the same per diem per day.Sidenote: I don't see why so many people are keen on PCing to the Dividend card with 5x categories that are bad and capped when you can get a DoubleCash and MS the hell out of it.
The best thing to do with a 2% card is going through a portal to buy AGC, but you don't get 2% doing that with the DoubleCash.I knew that doublecash is (one of) the best (cashback) card for everyday spend, but from your post it sounded (to me) that Dividend is somehow little better. Didn't have enough time to research and called to PC to it, but rep warned me about the $300 annual cap (only now I see you've mentioned), so I PCd to doublecash of course.
Just wanted to leave a post after yours so people who will be calling to pc realize that they can't get more than $300 back per year with Dividend (although 5% in Bestbuy in fall is very nice)
and DoubleCash for most of the people in this forum will be a better option.