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Quick Q on Amex Platinum cash back.
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I was convinced that the cashback was staggered, a bit like tax say. But agree with Richard019 that the word aggregate suggests the total sum.
That said, I think it's just a little bad wording and the cashback is banded into the 3 levels and the different rates will be applied to the different bands.
Amex aren't daft
An uneffected guitar sounds like a little girl crying. An uneffected bass sounds like an angry Rhino!0 -
I must say I'm still none the wiser - I think a call to AMEX is the only way to resolve this!0
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Having had a platinum card (and the blue before it) for some time I can say that I am right because I have received Amex cashback before!
Ragingbass is correct about aggregate meaning the total sum but you have to read that in conjunction with the 'in excess' bit so basically, it is the aggregate (total sum) in excess (above) £10,000.0 -
Thanks Johala - I believe you.0
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