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Southwest Incidental Fees Not Reflected Property With American Express Platinum Credit Benefit
Southwest Incidental Fees Not Reflected Property With American Express Platinum Credit Benefit
11-10-2017 11:08 AM
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The following has been copied and pasted from the Amex website with a description of this benefit.
Select one qualifying airline and then receive up to $200 per calendar year in statement credits when incidental fees, such as checked bags and flight-change fees, are charged by the airline to your Business Platinum Card® account.‡
Good to Know:
- This benefit doesn't offer credit toward airline tickets, mileage points purchases or mileage points transfer fees, gift cards, upgrades, duty–free purchases, or award tickets.
- Eligible purchases made by both the Basic and any Additional Card Members are covered. However, statement credits for eligible purchases can't exceed $200 on the Card account per calendar year.
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Re: Southwest Incidental Fees Not Reflected Property With American Express Platinum Credit Benefit
Re: Southwest Incidental Fees Not Reflected Property With American Express Platinum Credit Benefit
01-23-2018 08:37 PM
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I've experienced the same challenge with Southwest ancillary expenses showing up on monthly AMEX statements under Southwest's OBE's (Other Business Enterprises). It was actually a great help having you list out the OBE that they operate under and the type of charges they correspond with.
One note that may play a part in this scenario, I utilize Concur for our companies AMEX expense reporting. It's a possibility it occurs somewhere between the AMEX to Concur transfer of statement data. I rarely reference my AMEX statements directly so I'll have to double check to see if they originate on those statements as well, but referencing your post I'm sure it probably shows the same on mine if it's occuring on yours as well.
Sorry no solution for you, other than just wanted to Thank You for taking the time to outline the ancillary charges and their DBA name.....you saved me a good chunk of time having to google search each one 🙂
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