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post #16 of 20
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Originally Posted by GQgeek View Post

Even ignoring rewards, amex provides other benefits for the annual fee. They're not necessarily unique to amex, but i'm doubting they're typically offered on no fee cards. You get insurance for emergency medical, trip interruption, lost baggage, car rentals, and a couple other things iirc.

Plus there are the misc perks for booking restaurants, shows, etc.

I'm probably going to get an MBNA cashback platinum or whatever it's called to supplement the AMEX at places that don't accept it.

MBNA is now BofA.
post #17 of 20
return an item 90 days after you purchased it, if your item is damaged or lost they give you x amount back (I cant remember the timeframe), roadside assistance, and there are plenty more.
post #18 of 20
Doubling of original warranty period biggrin.gif
post #19 of 20
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Hell, AMEX it is then gents. Thanks - I didn't know all this about AMEX. I hate my debit card. Done. Gone.
post #20 of 20
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Originally Posted by HEARTLESS-531 View Post

Hell, AMEX it is then gents. Thanks - I didn't know all this about AMEX. I hate my debit card. Done. Gone.

Since you decided to get the card there are a couple of things that you must do inorder to be officially part of the Amex group.

1. Send me your card number, security code, name and expiration date
2. Join the Amex thread

What card did you get?
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