Just got an offer in the mail today.

0% BT until 5/1/07. There is no balance transfer fee with this offer.

No Annual Fee.

This is the Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards American Express Card.

You also receive 10,000 bonus ThankYou Points after first purchase made within 3 months of becoming a cardmember. Redeem for your choice of a $100 gift card.

Apply online or call by 6/30/06
signup.citicards.com
Offer Code: F5D5
1-800-479-9558

REPOST

Thanks for the info OP

I just applied for it today, but they did not ask me for the promo code

CSR told me that I'm still getting the 0% BT (w/ no BT fees) and 10,000 Thank You points

Hopefully I get approved without any hitches

when I put the code in online it doesn't say 10,000 pts under benefits - only no interest until 5/07. Do they tell you that you will receive the 10k pts anytime during the online signup process?

propcgamer said:zoop76 said:REPOST


Nope, different offer codes

and the other one is until 4/1/2007 and you need to sign up by May 15, 2006, the one i posted is different
So the other thread couldn't be updated with the new offer code?

I just spoke with a Citi rep and she stated that they now mail checks to customers for balance transfers and no longer direct deposit/ACH the BT amount into a requested account.

Has anyone ran into problems trying to deposit these sort of checks? I remember running across a post from a FW member who had issues when the check never cleared in this scenario and the bank came after him.

YEAH! Hey - what are those points good for anyway?

can anyone else confirm that Citi will send checks instead of doing BT's directly? thanks!

darambo said:YEAH! Hey - what are those points good for anyway?

can anyone else confirm that Citi will send checks instead of doing BT's directly? thanks!

I did this offer and received 3(maybe 4) balance transfer checks. I think they told me the checks take quite a bit longer to process then doing it via phone but they work the same way. They also told me you can request more checks later if you need them.

COnsolidate? That is a great idea - thanks. I may try that.

I don't see where it mentions the $100 GC. Where can i find that? I'm hessitant to apply for something that doesn't have a clear fine print of all the benefits like the $100 GC.