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I want an Amex Platinum Charge Card

I would like the amex platinum charge card, but it comes with quite a hefty fee. Is there a way of reducing this fee or avoiding it all together.

Thank you

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  • McAzrael
    McAzrael Posts: 917 Forumite
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    Be ridiculously wealthy. All financial firms will be falling over themselves to have you as a customer.
  • xycom1
    xycom1 Posts: 784 Forumite
    I heard there is a referral scheme - 5000 MR points for the existing platinum charge card holder and 5000 MR points for the new card holder once a spend threshold is reached?
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  • I would like the amex platinum charge card, but it comes with quite a hefty fee. Is there a way of reducing this fee or avoiding it all together.

    Thank you

    Why do you want one ?

    Why pay a fee when you would probably be better off with a credit card and settle in full each month.

    I've been down the road and came to the comclusion that the amex cashcard was a better bet as cahsback on spending and no fee.
  • xycom1
    xycom1 Posts: 784 Forumite
    xycom1 wrote: »
    I heard there is a referral scheme - 5000 MR points for the existing platinum charge card holder and 5000 MR points for the new card holder once a spend threshold is reached?

    Anybody a cardholder?
  • TFD_2
    TFD_2 Posts: 907 Forumite
    I used to have both a personal and company platinum Amex. Great service, but there is a fee! If you can't justify or afford the fee, then chances are the Platinum isn't for you...
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