U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card  50K points 50K after $4.5K spend in 90 days Click Here to Apply (this is NOT an affiliate link) $400 Annual Fee FM Mini Review: With points worth 1.5 cents each towards travel, this card offers an excellent signup bonus. For ongoing use, this card is a winner for those who spend a lot on mobile payments (at 3X, rewards are worth 4.5%) Card Type: Visa Infinite Earning rate: 3X travel and mobile wallet payments Noteworthy perks: ⚬ $325 in travel credits per membership year ⚬ Points worth 1.5 cents each towards travel ⚬ Priority Pass Select airport lounge access (4 per year) ⚬ 12 free Gogo Wifi passes per year ⚬ Primary car rental coverage ⚬ No foreign transaction fees See also: US Bank Altitude Reserve Complete Guide OverviewThe US Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card offers 3X points for travel and mobile wallet payments; and 1X points on other purchases. Even though the card has a hefty $400 annual fee, it offers $325 per year in automatic travel rebates. For those who would have used the card to pay for travel anyway, this effectively reduces the annual fee burden to just $75 per year. Other valuable perks of this card include:
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Last updated on May 30th, 2018
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Hit it first thing. Initially denied due to insufficient history with USB despite USB Club Carlson for last 4 years with average usage. Called recon and put back in the queue after pointing this out. We’ll see.
Good luck!
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I got the card about a month, and charged above 4500 on it the first month. among the charges were two cruises ticket. when the statement came, they didn’t apply the 325 credit. I called US Bank. they claim the charges went though as something else. I let that flight since i knew i was going to charge 325 before the year ends in another travel. Today I booked a flight to Chicago with the awarded 50k points. I made a mistake on one date and immediately call the bank. with less than 24 hours, the airline will have cancel or change my flight without penalty. US Bank charged me 30 dollars for their conscience service. Absolutely ridiculous, when Im paying 400 for a premium card.
any experience applying for 2 US bank cards at once — thinking the altitude reserve and the amex flexperks gold. will it count as just one pull and do they tend to approve two at once?
I don’t have any recent experience with this, but I expect it is possible and that the hard inquiries will get combined.
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Just got my firat statement and to my suprise none of my google wallet mobile payments were awarded bonus points (rep told me google wallet wasn’t an excepted mobile payment source even though android pay is now defunct). They did say they are going to credit my acct 5k points to fix the error, but have neither an apple or samsung so i’m SOL on 3x. Anybody else having this issue?
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