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]]> By: Ken http://www.askmrcreditcard.com/creditcardblog/hhonors-bonus-arithmetic-and-retention-bonuses/comment-page-1/#comment-86630 Ken Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:17:27 +0000 http://www.askmrcreditcard.com/creditcardblog/?p=1170#comment-86630 We have United, American, and USAir no-annual-fee (ever) credit cards that were acquired by simply asking. We initially got the first-year-free cards, and 11 months later called to cancel, saying we really wanted to keep the card, but did not want to pay the annual fee, and did they have a no-fee card. In all three cases, we were successful. The cards only offer 1 mile per $2 spend (1 mile for $1 on the respective airline's tickets). Not the greatest deal, but good for keeping a frequent-flyer account current or buying tickets on each airline. We have United, American, and USAir no-annual-fee (ever) credit cards that were acquired by simply asking. We initially got the first-year-free cards, and 11 months later called to cancel, saying we really wanted to keep the card, but did not want to pay the annual fee, and did they have a no-fee card. In all three cases, we were successful. The cards only offer 1 mile per $2 spend (1 mile for $1 on the respective airline’s tickets). Not the greatest deal, but good for keeping a frequent-flyer account current or buying tickets on each airline.

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