I don't remember freight ever being as low as $10. But I only ever ordered from Mr Porter. When you add the high freight charges for an express courier and the already-ridiculously-high prices, I value the Mr Porter credit at about $20-$30.
i never used the credit on mr porter.
If you're in a hurry to get a second card into the hands of a family member (eg. so they can have airport lounge access) then 5000 points isn't too bad. But I've had 10,000 point offers and even, from memory, one 15,000 point offer. So if you're in no hurry or just doing it for the points I'd probably advise holding off, as long as you're aware that it might be a year or more until a better offer comes along.
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Only one supplemental card receives the Priority Pass account (ie. the cardholder is entitled to two PP accounts only, no matter how many supplemental cards). Also all supplemental cards receive Virgin Lounge access and I think AmEx Centurion and Plaza Premium access.
Do they receive Virgin Lounge access? Per T&Cs:
AC will be reflected on the cardThere’s no way to know if a card is primary or not, for the lounge staff. So all can go in
There is no obvious marking on the supp cards. There might be something subtle, but on a glance there is 0 way for anyone to tell it is a supp.
Please explain
I imagine that it is describing the situation where you have a supplementary in the primary cardholders name denoted with A/C (can be useful for separating business expenses etc) but given the primary will have a card anyway, lounge access is moot.
Thank you. Another AFFer had posted “AC will be reflected on the card”. Not really sure what the implication was as I’ve previously had an AU card, under a different name, but was not aware of any real difference denoting “AU”
AmEx made it clear (well, clear in the fine print) from the very start of the Net-a-Porter offer that it would expire at the end of 2023, so I don't think it's fair to call this a "devaluation". Rather, it was an offer which from the very beginning had an expiry date (like just about all of their other offers).Another devaluation. Looks like the Net-a-Porter offer is coming to an end. This was on my latest statement
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