manuel said:No. The maximum is actually $754 a year. If you have any trouble later just tell them manuel told you.
And then you're reimubrse the lost $454 for your childish answer?

ForSpud said:Does anyone know if you can transfer other AMEX credit limits to this Citi AMEX ?

I know AMEX is easy to shift your CL's around between cards, I have a lot of AMEX credit limit and would like to move it to this Citi AMEX before I do a big BT

No... this card is issued by Citibank. You could shift other Citi limits.

The Citi AMEX cards are just like the Citi MasterCards... but a different network.

Thanks, I was going to apply for this today with a F4F2 code. Your code pushes the BT further out.

With the Cash Back % being cut to 2% on the citi dividend MC, this seems like a good option. Anyone else think so?

Am I right that the only way to get the 0% on balance transfers to last until November 1, 2007 is if you spend $100 on the card? Otherwise the 0% only lasts until August 1st? And of course, you don't get 0% on purchases so that means if you don't want any interest, you need to put at least $100 on the card and pay it all off before you do any balance transfer... and all that needs to be done within the first 3 months.

So can I convert my costco card. I don't need several AX cards. Problem is no everywhere takes AX cards.

Freakazoid said:I'm with Craig. It sounds like this wil be dropping to a 2% card soon just like the Dividend MC. Although my wife did say she called Citi yesterday and they offered her this card with 5% (or so she swears). Not sure if it was a promo or not. Could be nice if they kept this at 5%.

It does still has the benefit of the BT and free money.

Yep, i believe that's what will be happening, from what i have heard...at this point your best bet is to try for the Chase Rewards Plus or Cash Plus cards which are supposedly still be available through the link on that post here on FW (even though technically Chase is not offering it to new customers at their website anymore)...Unlike Citi, Chase did "grandfather" current holders with the 5% (we still get it) whether that will be permanent is anyone's guess..but so far, so good....those cards will also get you 0% APR for a year (if you have a good record)....

But if you want it, apply soon, who knows how much longer the links will work....

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