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What To Do When You Get Your Platinum Card®

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Link: Learn more about the American Express Platinum Card or The Business Platinum Card from American Express

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(@Anameofaguy)
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Shoprunner is free for all now. No cost. It also has basically no stores of significance.

Saks requires $200 for free shipping now.

Careful on clawbacks of the amex FHR credit if you need to make a change after year's.

Priority pass is such a turd most places.


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(@Paul B)
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This article perfectly explains why I will stay away from The AMEX coupon book and continue with the Chase Sapphire Reserve and U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve.


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 Jack
(@Jack)
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Very useful content, Ben, as Amex itself does not provide this guide to its customers. Even though some of the Amex Platinum benefits are gimmicky (the targeted offers feature drives me nuts), there is still a ton of value.


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(@Anthony)
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Lucky USA Amex Platinum card holders. European card holders suffer from the lack of benefits from AE as compared to their USA counterparts.

Presumably a lack of competition in Europe for AE.


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Posts: 41
(@Anameofaguy)
Joined: 9 years ago

Shoprunner is free for all now. No cost. It also has basically no stores of significance.

Saks requires $200 for free shipping now.

Careful on clawbacks of the amex FHR credit if you need to make a change after year's.

Priority pass is such a turd most places.


Reply
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(@Paul B)
Joined: 8 years ago

This article perfectly explains why I will stay away from The AMEX coupon book and continue with the Chase Sapphire Reserve and U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve.


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 Jack
(@Jack)
Joined: 13 years ago

Very useful content, Ben, as Amex itself does not provide this guide to its customers. Even though some of the Amex Platinum benefits are gimmicky (the targeted offers feature drives me nuts), there is still a ton of value.


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(@Anthony)
Joined: 9 years ago

Lucky USA Amex Platinum card holders. European card holders suffer from the lack of benefits from AE as compared to their USA counterparts.

Presumably a lack of competition in Europe for AE.


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