Personally I like having multiple CFFs, for when there is a particularly good category that I want to max out on multiple cards. Plus if you downgrade to a CFU, I believe that would prevent you from getting a SUB on that card (not positive on that point though?)I'm going to downgrade DH's CSP and CSR (AF hit) since I kept my CSR another year. Have used up credits. He already has a FF so I'm thinking one of the cards will become a FU then... should the second be another FU or FF? I figured the no fee Sapphire didn't make sense and I like that the freedom cards get so many offers we can use for DGCs. Thoughts? I guess it doesn't matter?
Ah, good to know. Thanks!Personally I like having multiple CFFs, for when there is a particularly good category that I want to max out on multiple cards. Plus if you downgrade to a CFU, I believe that would prevent you from getting a SUB on that card (not positive on that point though?)
Maybe the minimum varies by store? I was definitely able to order pickup from Food Lion and my total was $15.06
Perhaps the minimum order for free pickup or delivery does vary by store. For our Aldi, it's $1.99 for pickup, unless you order a min of $35.Well I will have to pay $0.93 more for my order lol but my total at Aldi was $15.99
We only have Thyme and Aldi available for pickup
Oh this is absurd customer service (or lack of customer service). It's such a small amount for the company and can be such a gesture of goodwill to refund it. I cannot imagine why AmEx is giving you a hard time about it (except if it's just bad customer service people).Thanks, Amy Anne! I called Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, plus online chat on Thursday. I was given a different answer each time, and the last rep I spoke to even used the wrong pronouns with me. I’m incredibly disappointed with Amex and I am downgrading to Blue and not paying them any more annual fees.
It's very surprising to be because I've always had friendly customer service with Amex. I missed a payment by a day and they refunded my fee no problem and thanked me for my years as a customer.Oh this is absurd customer service (or lack of customer service). It's such a small amount for the company and can be such a gesture of goodwill to refund it. I cannot imagine why AmEx is giving you a hard time about it (except if it's just bad customer service people).
Me too, I’ve always had good customer service in the past and I’m so disappointed that they would rather defend their policy than value the relationship. I’m writing a letter to the executive offices.It's very surprising to be because I've always had friendly customer service with Amex. I missed a payment by a day and they refunded my fee no problem and thanked me for my years as a customer.
downgrading/upgrading doesn’t prevent you from earning the SUB with Chase, it does with Amex.Personally I like having multiple CFFs, for when there is a particularly good category that I want to max out on multiple cards. Plus if you downgrade to a CFU, I believe that would prevent you from getting a SUB on that card (not positive on that point though?)
Me too, I’ve always had good customer service in the past and I’m so disappointed that they would rather defend their policy than value the relationship. I’m writing a letter to the executive offices.
I am curious about the upgrade/downgrade as well. Currently this card just sits in a drawer but would upgrade for that offerI have an offer to upgrade my Amex Everyday to Everyday Preferred: 40,000 MR for $2,000 spend in 6 months. Before I do this I want to make sure:
1. This is a good offer (I believe it is).
2. After a year, I can downgrade back to the Everyday without angering the Amex powers that be.
I am aware of the $95 AF. I put all of my groceries on my Amex unless another card has it as a rotating category.
Any reason I should not do this?
Check your offers. I saw this all the way down towards the bottom.I am curious about the upgrade/downgrade as well. Currently this card just sits in a drawer but would upgrade for that offer
Out of Chase, Amex, and BoA, BoA has the worst customer service in my experience.BofA did the same thing to my boss. Accidentally missed the payment because they were on vacay, never misses etc. They let him pay over the phone but would not waive the fee even after escalating. He even found in the t&c they shouldn't have been able to charge the late fee due to the small size of the amount due. They claimed that since they only charged him like 29 instead of 45 for the late fee they were doing him a favor.
To me this is almost expected from bofa but if it's a one off I've never had a cc company not waive the fee. It's unreal to me that any bank is doing this.
That's unfortunate and a bit of bad luck because I did the same last week and had my late fee credited no problem. I paid in full immediately when I noticed and then messaged them. They agreed to credit me although the credit took a few days to appear.Me too, I’ve always had good customer service in the past and I’m so disappointed that they would rather defend their policy than value the relationship. I’m writing a letter to the executive offices.
Yes, it appears so. I have not used the lounge (if referring to a Priority Pass one)For anyone familiar with the MCO/Orlando airport is it true when departing on Southwest
airlines that lounge access is difficult to get to? I read on flyertalk and couple other places
that you have to go to security twice?
When I was there in January, departing on SW, I didn't go through security twice and didn't have trouble finding it, but I believe there is more than one.For anyone familiar with the MCO/Orlando airport is it true when departing on Southwest
airlines that lounge access is difficult to get to? I read on flyertalk and couple other places
that you have to go to security twice?