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[Anonymous No.56992504]

Is it worth it?

[Anonymous No.56992525]

Worth what, a smirk at a bar?

[Anonymous No.56992678]

They have a card with no annual fee. It has 3% cash back on gas and online stuff like amazon and steam. I use it together with my fidelity card that only has 2.5% on everything.
The annual fee cards are only worth it if you spend a lot of money on travel.

[Anonymous No.56992848]

>>56992504
platinum is actually based if you travel a lot

[Anonymous No.56992858]

>>56992504
I pay $595 /year for mine. Got 160,000 points for signing up.
Get ridiculous points for work travel. Usually spend around $5k-$6k month on work expenses. PLus I get a critical thinking human on the phone whenever there is a travel problem unlike all the useless pajeets on Kayak, Expedia, hotels.com

Also get free Clear / TSA precheck every year, and $15/month Uber credit. As well as airport lounge access. Also rental car protection and lost /stolen /cracked phone screen protectio for my whole family. Rack up around 200,000 points per year from my company which pays for a sweet vacation for the family.

Wouldnt recommend it for a light traveller, but for business travel its the bomb. Also their fraud protection is industry leading; you just tell any vendor trying to fuck you over "SERVICE NOT RENDERED" on the phone to AMEX and buy buy charge and the vendor is stuck with the bill. Bought some tires online for my car on ebay and the fucker sent me reclaimed/used tires. I said fuck you and he said no returns so I called Amex. Amex charge backed him and the stupid Pajeet is kvetching I won't PAY OUT OF MY OWN POCKET to send back his tires. LOL

inb4 blog post.

[Anonymous No.56993975]

>>56992504
>American excess
>Worth it

[Anonymous No.56994005]

>>56992678
yeah the blue card is good thats what I have, they send me huge, glossy mailers constantly trying to get me to upgrade to a card with $650 annual fee or something like that, unfortunately for them im not retarded