3 ms·
FWIW - this is extremely common among other credit card point systems. Including airline miles, etc. Not sure if this is really news or if it’s just another cr
by cj 4y ago
FWIW - this is extremely common among other credit card point systems. Including airline miles, etc.
Not sure if this is really news or if it’s just another credit card company doing what credit card companies do.
- CPLX 4y agoIt’s not really. They do devaluations no question about that. But a zero notice change in the ratio of transfer points would be unusual and definitely cause a lot of screaming. It’s not an ethical thing to do. If you tell me I can do X that helps you and then you’ll give me Y you can’t just change that. Devaluing with a little notice is a different thing entirely. Even short notice is dubious but defensible. This not so much. Of course the only thing it will do is cause people never to trust their rewards programs, giving them further rationale to ditch them.
- tempsy 4y agono it isn’t. my chase, amex, cap 1 points transfers to the exact same airlines as Brex at 1:1 ratio and always has the airlines and hotel programs do change and devalue their programs from time to time but not the credit cards that offers transfers to these programs
- throwaheyy 4y agoCapital One actually got better — they used to be 2:1.5 before improving to 1:1, as well as adding more transfer options.