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| Customer service | 5.6/10 |
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| Value for Money | 5.9/10 |
| Overall rating | 5.9/10 |
The BA American Express Credit Card allows customers to build up their airmiles as they spend on their card. With approximately 1 mile of air travel for every £1 spent this is an ideal card for frequent flyers.
Full review by
Janner
on 3rd Feb 2008
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User Rating : 5
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Good Points: Companion Ticket after £20,000 of expenditure
General comments: Now need to spend £20,000 in a one year period with British Airways AMEX Credit Card to get companion ticket which is a change from previous year. Having had several companion tickets in the past and using them for long haul holidays, I've now just missed the required spend and have to start all over again. Without the companion ticket the card is poor as it is not accepted in enough places.
Janner's review and ratings | 76 words
Review by
jadot
on 11th Aug 2007
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User Rating : 9
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The British Airways AMEX Credit Card is a great card! I love collecting the points on the card, and I always pull out my BA Amex card and use it to pay - only some places don't accept Amex - and companion ticket is great.
jadot's full review | 67 words
Review by
BlackPrince![]()
on 15th Jul 2007
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User Rating : 7
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I don't understand the grizzles here about it not being accepted everywhere - it's an AmEx card, and I find it's accepted anywhere any other AmEx card is. I also don't understand the whines about interest rate - do you people really pay interest on credit card borrowings? You need to sort your finances out!
Finally - the miles accumulation is great. I get a free companion ticket every year, so every year the two of us get a free trip to the USA, Japan, or similar. And we usually get upgrade ...
BlackPrince's full review | 115 words
Review by
2203
on 4th Feb 2007
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User Rating : 2
Respect :
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BA Amex card have just changed the rules on the companion ticket which means that you HAVE to use it in a YEAR or LOSE IT! Amex were allowing you too extend it past a year - but they won't now........ --------------
2203's full review | 98 words
Review by
jitenbb
on 7th Dec 2006
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User Rating : 5
Respect :
-2
If you have a direct debit setup and you decide to pay off the full balance by cash or cheque, American Express will still take the full amount from your bank account by direct debit. So basically, you make a payment to them twice. Which makes no sense at all, and when you try contact them to get them to refund your money, they are not very helpful.
Apart from the air miles, the British Airways AMEX Credit Card is a rubbish card, because no one accepts it due to its high charges.
jitenbb's full review | 99 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
ccunningham
on 21st Nov 2006
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User Rating : 7
Respect :
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Rather than collecting points on other cards, we have made a big effort to use the Amex card whenever we buy something and it has paid off. If you don't use the British Airways AMEX Credit Card for everything. Don't bother, as you will never amass enough BA miles.
ccunningham's full review | 184 words
Review by
ERP Guy![]()
on 21st Apr 2006
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User Rating : 6
Respect :
+1
I have had a personal BA Amex for over 3 years and have used it for business expenses. Some places do not accept Amex which means I have to cary a Visa and Mastercard just in case. Some currency exchanges will only accept corporate Amex.
The interest rate is not the best in the marketplace but this is balanced by getting BA miles and if you use the card to book BA flights you gain double miles
Amex will always call you if you miss a payment which I find a great help.
ERP Guy's full review | 98 words

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