Awesom Andy
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Before you all start ripping into me that the Altitude is Amex only, I've just received a letter from DBS, offering me a DBS Altitude Visa Signature card. It appears to be targeted campaign, as the application form received clearly states that "Your application is PRE-APPROVED and no income documents are needed" (unless you are self-employed). Just as well, as it's where my monthly salary goes, they already know how much I make.
The application form states that a minimum gross annual income of $80,000 is required (although we all know that it doesn't apply very strictly in practice).
There is, however, a $42.80 annual fee to join the "program" to transfer miles to the airline's frequent flyer accounts, on top of the usual annual fee (assuming anyone actually pays this).
Earn rate is $1 = 1.2 miles for the first $2000 per month, then $1 = 1.6 miles for the amount that is over $2000.
The card cannot be found on the website at this stage.
Has anyone received this application pack too?
And yes, it is really a Visa Signature card, not an Amex.
The application form states that a minimum gross annual income of $80,000 is required (although we all know that it doesn't apply very strictly in practice).
There is, however, a $42.80 annual fee to join the "program" to transfer miles to the airline's frequent flyer accounts, on top of the usual annual fee (assuming anyone actually pays this).
Earn rate is $1 = 1.2 miles for the first $2000 per month, then $1 = 1.6 miles for the amount that is over $2000.
The card cannot be found on the website at this stage.
Has anyone received this application pack too?
And yes, it is really a Visa Signature card, not an Amex.