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OK, for future reference I guess it is safe to say that if you're self employed its pointless trying to deal with citi...
Yes 100% - and have been for 30 years.
I just called Citibank in city branch in Melb - asked is there anybody in branch I can talk to discuss my application refusal - was informed branches are soley investment focused - if I want to talk to somebody must call Customer Service - aint that the greatest oxymoron of all time - Customer and Service with Citibank.
I just want the 60K points - I was going to churn about 30K a month throgh the Platinum card for 6 months or so then try to upgrade to the Citi Select as I want points for SQ - QFF points not that useful to me.Shintarox, CruiseElite, where are all in the same boat. Citibank just doesn't want to know self-employed customers.
We're hitting our heads against a brick wall trying to get anywhere with Citibank; they just aren't interested, and in some ways, we're probably better off.
So, now, which non AMEX card is worth looking at? Doesn't seem like anyone is matching the rewards points offers that Citibank are dishing out?
I just want the 60K points - I was going to churn about 30K a month throgh the Platinum card for 6 months or so then try to upgrade to the Citi Select as I want points for SQ - QFF points not that useful to me.
I have WWEDRCC and NAB Platinum Visa so I guess I will use either of those. But I am not used to accepting NO for an answer - if I only I could get face to face with somebody they would get a decent lesson in life.
No idea what to do mate - If Westpac had not screwed us over with their cards I would not be too concerned.Cruiser - I'm in exactly the same mind-set and position. I want SQ not QFF and I also have a WWEDRCC and ANZ Platinum. Mate, I never take NO for an answer, but after spending hours on the phone and lodging a formal complaint, I don't know what else to do. They told me I had to wait 6 months before I could re-apply...
I also want to upgrade to Citi Select, as I could put hundreds of thousands of business transactions through a year.
Any ideas on what we can do?
Actually I use Centurion for everything I can - will prolly use WW Visa o r NAB Visa - not sure which.Double dip!
Use Westpac Amex (Kris Flyer Platinum) for BAS and all other tax bills then use Woolies everyday rewards card for point a dollar on QF for expenses where vendors don't take Amex.
Yes understood my friend - once I reach the 500K cap I will switch to Westpac SQ Amex - always hoping for bonus on Amex->SQ transfer.Watch out for the Cenurion points capping!
Yes understood my friend - once I reach the 500K cap I will switch to Westpac SQ Amex - always hoping for bonus on Amex->SQ transfer.
Whereas when we get to J SQ becomes better, i.e. a one way flight to HK in J is 60K points on Qantas vs. ~38K on SQ (45K less 15%) though fines still higher.
That sounds good to me... but i have just applied AMEX edge... so i might not pass the credit test.
Coming to how you all can apply for the reduced fee
Visit citibank.com.au/specialoffers
And type code PDW3B2CA ( Reduced Fee $ 125.00 )
Same conditions
Apply and be approved before 31/05/2011
Points applied after first spend
:-|
Now thats an interesting post - I have been knocked back by Citi twice - I wonder would it sway them at all if I had 20K / 30K / 40K sitting in account with them before I apply - I might just give that a try.I have a online saver with Citibank already with 30 k deposit ( need to transfer out as 4 month promo over ) so reason may have been targeted.
They still need a ID after telling them I have given all the ID when opened the savings account. Hopeless