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    Credit Card benefits schemes

    I currently have an Amex Platinum card that I have because of the airport lounge access and family travel insurance.

    Then I have an Amex Blue card that I get cashback. I use this card to put all my travel expenses on (normally £400 per week) and at the end of the year Amex give me some cash back. It used to be 1% but last year it was only about 0.5% I think.

    So just wondering what other options there are. Eiether good cash back offers or worth while gifts?

    #2
    I used to have an Amex Centurion - that gets you pretty much anything you want (oral, an*l, etc, etc) - I found this incredibly useful when travelling alone.

    HTH
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      #3
      Originally posted by EqualOpportunities
      I used to have an Amex Centurion - that gets you pretty much anything you want (oral, an*l, etc, etc) - I found this incredibly useful when travelling alone.

      HTH
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        #4
        Originally posted by EqualOpportunities
        I used to have an Amex Centurion - that gets you pretty much anything you want (oral, an*l, etc, etc) - I found this incredibly useful when travelling alone.

        HTH
        Ooo, aren't we the big spender...
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          #5
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            #6
            Originally posted by Moscow Mule
            Ooo, aren't we the big spender...
            No mate - just used to have a lot of expenses. That's all.
            The squint, the cocked eye and clenched first are the cornerstones of all Merseyside communication from birth to grave

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              #7
              Originally posted by oxtailsoup
              I currently have an Amex Platinum card that I have because of the airport lounge access and family travel insurance.

              Then I have an Amex Blue card that I get cashback. I use this card to put all my travel expenses on (normally £400 per week) and at the end of the year Amex give me some cash back. It used to be 1% but last year it was only about 0.5% I think.

              So just wondering what other options there are. Eiether good cash back offers or worth while gifts?
              If you have Sky TV then get yourself a Sky Card. I have one and like you used to put my monthly travel which was about £1000. I now put everything on there as i can pay it off each month and so don't get charge any interest on it. You also get a point for every £ which can then be used against products on sky. E.G Box Office Film is 300 points, £5 off your bill is 500 points. You can do loads go on the website for a full list. I'm now putting the cost of my wedding on there so have a few thousand points to use.
              Thats the way the cookie crumbles

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                #8
                I use the Tesco credit card, which gives cashback as vouchers. Save the vouchers and use them for Tesco Deals, which are worth four times the face value.
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