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    Default Closing Gold - transfer "limit?"

    I'm ready to close my Gold card. Is there a way to transfer the spending ability of the Gold to another of my Amex cards, a la Chase? Or, does that only work between revolvers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by djrez4 View Post
    I'm ready to close my Gold card. Is there a way to transfer the spending ability of the Gold to another of my Amex cards, a la Chase? Or, does that only work between revolvers?
    I'm interested to know this too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by djrez4 View Post
    I'm ready to close my Gold card. Is there a way to transfer the spending ability of the Gold to another of my Amex cards, a la Chase? Or, does that only work between revolvers?
    If you don't mind me asking, why are you closing your gold in the first place???
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    I'd take a wild guess that the annual fee is due, and he doesn't see that the rewards are worth it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MemberSince99 View Post
    I'd take a wild guess that the annual fee is due, and he doesn't see that the rewards are worth it.
    Ding ding!
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    Quote Originally Posted by djrez4 View Post
    Ding ding!
    I'm in this boat as well. The rewards aren't that great,and the prestige of the card has worn off. My CSP is 20 times cooler lol.
    Gas: Discover It, Penfed Platinum Rewards x2, Chase freedom, Citi TYP
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    Movies: BofA cash rewards visa signature(fandango), Discover IT, Citi Forward, Freedom
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    Quote Originally Posted by FutureBillionaire View Post
    I My CSP is 20 times cooler lol.
    Easily .
    Credit cards from banks, deposits in credit unions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidNY View Post
    Easily .
    With half of the annual fee, and better rewards. No reason to keep the PRG.
    Gas: Discover It, Penfed Platinum Rewards x2, Chase freedom, Citi TYP
    Plane tickets: CSP
    Groceries: AMEX BCP, Penfed Platinum Rewards,Citi TYP
    Clothes: Express, Amex BCP, Discover IT
    Amazon: Citi Forward, Cash +
    Restaurants: Citi Forward, Chase Freedom, Discover IT, CSP
    Hotels and other travel: Discover Escape, CSP
    Movies: BofA cash rewards visa signature(fandango), Discover IT, Citi Forward, Freedom
    Bars, clubs, tomfoolery: CSP, Citi Forward, Discover IT, Freedom
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    I also want to be eligible next time one of those 100k Platinum offers shows up. Holding the Gold prevents that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FutureBillionaire View Post
    With half of the annual fee, and better rewards. No reason to keep the PRG.
    Unless you fly Delta.
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