coreyjohnston
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Indeed it looks like it may not be entirely dead yet: Rewards Credit Card - Prestige| Citibank
apologies if the wrong thread,
been checking my relatives statemetns, they have the fee free for life signature from way back,
can anyone confirm how long its been $2 per 1 QFF point?
I left them on that product because it used to be 1:1
and I checked their physical card and now it says "Citibank Premier" on it
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Gotta ❤ Citibank - they are always good for a giggle.
Prestige to swap over from VISA to MC - pretty straight forward huh? New MC arrives in mail so all good + 3 Supp cards to Supp holders - a week later another new MC arrives with diff card numbers + 3 Supps for Supp holders - confused? Me to so I call Citi - oh sorry second batch of cards are a mistake just throw them in the bin - pretty straight forward huh?
Week later received letter from Citi - sorry new MCs sent to you are WRONG as these are attached to QF Rewards and not City Rewards - we will send you out new cards - pretty straight forward huh?
Let's wait to see next twist.
World Elite
My card is due for renewal next month, have had this card for just over 5 years now (having moved from other Citi products previously) and it's just not worth using anymore. I've been paying 1/2 price for the past 3 years, but with a $60k limit on it, even if I was offered it for free I would consider giving it up to get rid of the limit.
I do have just under 1m points in the account, and TBH about the only reason I can think of to keep the card is that it saves me having to move the points to a FF program in the current environment. I would only look to move them as a way of finalising the account, what are others doing in this scenario? Is it worth keeping in Citi for a minimal (potentially nil) annual fee for a bit more certainty than with the airlines?