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Hi all! I’ve been reading these forums a lot lately and have been asking friends the above question… but figured I’d make this my 1st post. I’ve been with AMEX for a long time, using the Platinum card. When I first got it I was able to take advantage of the travel perks, which made the AF worth it. For the past year or 2 I haven’t used any of the perks at all; except when I broke my cell phone, which I paid for with the card, they credited the full purchase price! So I think it’s time to same myself $450/yr and switch to a cash rebate card. Currently I have the following: AMEX Platinum AMEX Blue Cash (Just recently PCd from a Starwood Preferred to avoid the $45/yr AF) Chase Sapphire Chase Slate Discover More The only one that is completely worthless is the Slate. Besides a high CL I don’t get rewards or anything with it. It’s a no AF card so I just keep it in a drawer. I’ve seen a lot of chatter about the Penfed card but I don’t know anything about it. Is the Blue Cash one of the top rebate cards? The Discover? Thanks for any input!
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How To Travel Using Vacation Rentals
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Thousands of tourists to other parts of the Caribbean could be affected by Haiti’s unfolding catastrophe, and it’s a wake-up call for anyone planning a trip to an earthquake-prone region warns Squaremouth.com, America’s fastest growing comparison website for travel insurance.
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Travel tip . I’m on an unexpected trip right now because my grandmother passed away this past Saturday. She was 91 and had a wonderful, full life and I’m sure I’ll be sharing more memories about her soon. For now, though, I have to share …
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I played around a bit today with Nokia 5630 and voice over internet. Not because I incidentally got my first phone-bill from Tele2 today, but because I find the concept of making a free call, possibly a video call, from my normal …
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