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[Expired] Citi American Airlines 60,000 Miles Business Offer (Possible Match to 75,000 Mile Offer)

Bonus has expired and is no longer valid. View the best current credit card bonuses here. Reposting due to new 60,000 mile offer being found (thanks to reader Saturn via ninim2200 on Flyertalk). This offer is particularly appealing at the moment due to the fact that lots of people are being successfully matched to 75,000 points. The […]

Bonus has expired and is no longer valid. View the best current credit card bonuses here.

Reposting due to new 60,000 mile offer being found (thanks to reader Saturn via ninim2200 on Flyertalk). This offer is particularly appealing at the moment due to the fact that lots of people are being successfully matched to 75,000 points.

The Offer

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  • Citibusiness® / Aadvantage® Platinum Select® World Mastercard® is offering 60,000 miles after $3,000 in spend within the first three months.

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Card Details

  • Annual fee of $95 is waived the first year
  • Contains one American Airlines business bonus per 24 month language

Our Verdict

This offer contains the following language:

  • This card is not available if the business already has a CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select®World Mastercard® card. Bonus miles are not available if you have had any CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® card opened or closed in the past 24 months.

We discuss this rule more here. This means you can get this bonus and the 60,000 mile offer on the personal card. It has been possible to get this bonus for some time, but it required asking to be matched and I know a lot of readers prefer this much easier route (and who wouldn’t?) Downside to American Airlines is trying to find saver space. I’d still sign up for this bonus if I was eligible as it’s as good as it gets and it starts your 24 month clock as well. Before applying read these things you should know about Citibank.

Hat tip to Miles to Memories

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