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Old Aug 26th 2014, 6:04 pm
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Go to the AMEX site and look through their cards. Some have no annual fee, others have a fee. But as Tonrob's Travelling cheaply thread notes, some annual fees can be wiped out by the benefits of those cards.
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Originally Posted by Bagger
I have a UK Amex card with no annual fee. When I tried to transfer they mentioned a $400+ annual fee on the card I would transfer on to. I aborted at that point...

Is there a no annual fee product I should be asking specifically for?
I went with the everyday card which has no fee. Overtime I will apply for cards with fees/benefits but first up I just wanted a card.
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Originally Posted by Funstuie
I went with the everyday card which has no fee. Overtime I will apply for cards with fees/benefits but first up I just wanted a card.
Just as an aside, I think it sucks how Gold card holders can add another member at NO COST (VERY useful for a whole manner of things, including regular 4square offers) yet the Platinum card charges $125 to add another card holder. That's a real rip off imo.
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Default Re: AMEX global transfer - how?

Just looked at my AMEX in the UK and it looks like you can do it online?
https://www.americanexpress.com/glob...ed-states.html
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Default Re: AMEX global transfer - how?

Originally Posted by Bagger
I have a UK Amex card with no annual fee. When I tried to transfer they mentioned a $400+ annual fee on the card I would transfer on to. I aborted at that point...

Is there a no annual fee product I should be asking specifically for?
The Amex Blue card has no annual fee
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Old Aug 28th 2014, 6:01 pm
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I got my everyday card yesterday. It's see through/clear. It's the most ridiculous looking card I have seen. But I just bought a 65" TV with it so I am not complaining.
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Originally Posted by Funstuie
..... It's the most ridiculous 65" TV ......
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Originally Posted by Pulaski
FIFY
probably, but there is no sports bars anywhere near where I live so I want a decent home setup. I have been looking at getting a dedicated beer fridge.
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I have the blue cashback card, no annual fee and they gave me back $300 last year.
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