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wow this card is fantastic and no annual fees and personal conceirge $49.00 to join qantas rewards hope qantas dont downgrade their rewards program
 
I often make use of the free wine offer while you dine at selected restaurants. This deal in particular has worked extremely well for me. :)
 
have you kept to the straight rewards program or the qantas rewards the personal concierge service is very useful sames time and energy finding things
 
Phillp said:
have you kept to the straight rewards program or the qantas rewards the personal concierge service is very useful sames time and energy finding things
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What do you use it for? Restaurant bookings/flight bookings? etc
 
yes all of those sorts of things how to get to somewhere information on flights booking flights heaps of things its very useful!
 
Phillp said:
wow this card is fantastic and no annual fees and personal conceirge $49.00 to join qantas rewards hope qantas dont downgrade their rewards program
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Can you tell me where you're finding this with no fee? I checked the website (which I don't seem to be able to link to because of my post count) and it states a $299 fee plus $49 for the Qantas Rewards program.
 
Don't forget that the non Qantas points style of cards earn points that can go to Virgin and/or Kris Flyer.
 
danwell said:
Can you tell me where you're finding this with no fee? I checked the website (which I don't seem to be able to link to because of my post count) and it states a $299 fee plus $49 for the Qantas Rewards program.
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There is a big thread on this. Just look under Citibank
 
Danwell we use both. For Australian flights QF and internationally Kris is how we have it working.
 
danwell said:
Can you tell me where you're finding this with no fee? I checked the website (which I don't seem to be able to link to because of my post count) and it states a $299 fee plus $49 for the Qantas Rewards program.
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Citibank Australia - fee free offer extended until 31 January 2014.

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Which points do you think are likely to give the best bang for buck?
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Personally, having the ability to transfer to both VA and SQ whenever I want and at my discretion, rather than being locked into QFF for an extra annual cost wins hands down.
 
I think my son thinks that too. He had no problem booking J on VA this morning PER-MEL-PER on Citi sourced points. He has an SQ Suites to LAX from SIN so he is getting quite corrupted with the points system.
 
thats good Offer extended to 31 January 2014. So can go for it if you havent applied for it definetly worth it ive not regretted getting this card :)
 
Some would say it is too bad that the Citi back office let's them down. Once you get your card working just only call them to transfer your non Qantas points to a place of your choice and you will get to love them.
 
cove said:
Some would say it is too bad that the Citi back office let's them down. Once you get your card working just only call them to transfer your non Qantas points to a place of your choice and you will get to love them.
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You don't even have to do that. I've been transferring to VA online (unless it's your huge volumes of points that require it cove?)
 
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