Airline miles are perhaps the best deal you can get for signing up for a credit card, just look at a ticket to Australia-they sell for about $1500 or so, yet with just 60,000 miles you have a free ticket there-putting a $500 value on a 20,000 mile bonus-not too shabby-and a heck of a lot better than a free t-shirt!
1. Delta-Amex:17,500 miles at signup, or 20000 miles if you request a 2nd card. No fee for 12 months.
Delta Amex Linky
2. United-Visa: 20,000 miles at signup, no fee for 12 months.
United Visa Linky
3. American-MC: 20,000 miles at signup, 7,500 miles off award tickets, no fee for 12 months.
Note:Although the American offer says it expired 12/31/05, if you go to apply, and read the terms and conditions it says the mileage bonus will be given until 06/30/06…
AA Mastercard Linky
5. American-Amex: 12,500 miles at signup, 5,000 miles off award tickets, price protection plan, no fee for 12 months.
AA Amex Linky
6. USAirways-MC: 15,000 miles at signup, and lots of other very nice perks, such as 10,000 miles towards Preferred status, 1.5 miles per dollar spent for the first year, Preferred check-in and boarding, One complimentary US Airways Club pass per year, Certificate redeemable for two $99 Companion tickets, No fee for 2 years!
USAirways MC Linky
7. Continental-MC: 15,000 miles at signup, 5% off any continental ticket-$85 ANNUAL FEE-so only a great deal if you will use out the 5% discount over the course of the year.
Continental Airlines MC Linky
-And one more thing-please, please dont even bother with the Capital One card-it is just a scam and can’t even compare with any of these cards…
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any great deals with VISA
for it is better when it comes to car rentels (i think)
ARE THERE ANY CREDIT CARDS THAT GIVE MIALAGE THAT DONT CHARGE A YEARLY FEE?
btw on United – if you sign up for something – i’m not sure exactly what – a club member or something. It will cost you $500 but it will get you 50,000 bonus miles.
Also with American Express they have an offer that if you pay $25 then every time you rent they’ll charge you $25 and that will cover insurance
Posters #1-There is a united visa card posted.
Poster #2- 5 of the 7 cards dont charge for the first 1-2 years, after that just cancel and resign to avoid the fee.
Poster #3-I’ve posted before on Ameniti, the united club in the past…
Interesting about the Amex thing, up to how many days will that cover?
hey dan, you once posted an offer for american express business that if you spend one hundred dollars you get 100 dolars credit. is that still in efect? by when do you have to spend the 100???
i heard something about the amex insurance too and im pretty sure $25 covers the whole retal so if renting for a week its worth it but just a day u might as well get the regular insurance since that will be cheaper
Regarding the delta business card and 50,000 mile for signing up and then more later, didn;t you post that it doesnt work?
I tried it and got the regular 15,000 mile option so i just cancelled. do you have an update?
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http://www10.americanexpress.com/sif/cda/component/0,,115067,00.asp
AND $19.99 PER RENTAL FOR COVERAGE UP TO $75,000
Quote in Amex Spin,
“The fee is automatically billed each time you pay for a rental car from a rental company with your enrolled American Express (R) Card so you’ll have the security of knowing you’re covered before you get to the rental car counter.”
In plain English-
“This way even if you only rent for a day you get stuck with our $25 charge.”
It comes first 15K, and then later on the other 35K
The Delta Business card if a promotion that expired. You should probably remove it from the list.
egarding the delta business card and 50,000 mile for signing up and then more later, didn;t you post that it doesnt work?
I tried it and got the regular 15,000 mile option so i just cancelled. do you have an update?
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