Are there limits on American Express Gold Card?

American Express Gold and Platinum charge cards, and Platinum cashback cards, clearly only have three parties involved in the process – the customer, the retailer and Amex. No problem there. These cards are not and will not be capped.

Can a shop refuse an American Express card?

(Shops have this problem with Visa and Mastercard too, to be fair. They still pay full interchange fees on cards issued outside the EU and on business Visa and Mastercards. In theory shops will be allowed to refuse cards which charge higher fees but it is very unlikely that they will.

How is the interchange fee calculated for American Express?

And if a card has four parties involved, it MUST have its implicit interchange fee (although no-one is clear how this should be calculated as part of Amex’s overall fees) capped at 0.3%. This was the question put to the Advocate General:

How to claim 15, 000 Delta Medallion qualifying miles to?

Earning Delta Elite Status comes a lot faster when you consistently add 10,000 to 15,000 Delta MQMs to your account. The easiest way to elite status and to add MQMs to your account is through the Miles Boost promotion with the Delta Reserve Card or the Delta Platinum SkyMiles Card from American Express once you…

What’s the value of American Express membership points?

For as long as I can remember, American Express Membership Rewards points have sat at or near the top of TPG’s monthly valuations of loyalty currencies. According to TPG’s valuations, Membership Rewards points are worth 2 cents each, tied with Chase Ultimate Rewards but noticeably higher than nearly all individual airline and hotel points.

How much does the American Express Platinum Card cost?

The Business Platinum Card® from American Express: Earn 125,000 Membership Rewards points after you spend $15,000 on eligible purchases within the first three months of account opening. $595 annual fee (see rates & fees)

How long does a judgment Last on a credit card?

Judgments have a shelf life with a time frame specific to your state. Most states allow for a judgment to be renewed prior to expiration. For many, this is a ten year time line and renewal allows for an additional 10 years. That’s a 20 year shelf life!

Can a judgment be renewed prior to the expiration date?

Judgments do have a “best collected by” date, but can be renewed. Judgments have a shelf life with a time frame specific to your state. Most states allow for a judgment to be renewed prior to expiration. For many, this is a ten year time line and renewal allows for an additional 10 years.