What business credit card is best for $250,000 month spend for travel?
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Chris C.
Chris C.
Member since 24 Apr 2012
Total posts 1,116
Sorry Dewy, I'm not sure what you're trying to ask there, but if you meant to ask whether AMEX credit cards and AMEX charge cards are processed in the same way by merchants, the answer is yes: to them, you're simply paying by AMEX.
Unlike Visa and Mastercard which can charge fees at a whole host of different processing rates depending on where the card is from, the type of card and so on, in Australia, businesses normally pay a set fee to process AMEX transactions, which is the same whether it's a credit card or a charge card / a business, personal, corporate or government card / a standard, gold, platinum or 'black' card, and so on. As a fun piece of trivia, businesses that accept AMEX in Australia can also automatically accept JCB cards, which are processed over the same network as AMEX with the same transaction fee as AMEX, which is handy for businesses who get lots of customers from Japan, particularly those in the tourism and leisure industries.
Dunc
Dunc
Member since 30 Sep 2011
Total posts 25
Go the tender option, I spend upwards of 100k. Ring them up there are better deals just for the asking. You can even get points and a small percentage rebate from Amex. Be prepared to send copies of previous cc statements. Don’t tell it may increase this os a bargaining chip for later use. A Bussiness card is easier for use of points to staff n clients remember that you may get a shit load of points but no status😕 I shop around every financial year.
Dewy
Dewy
Member since 14 Jan 2019
Total posts 9
OK going for ANZ Black rewards, its my current bank after all and offer is up there, see how the application goes...
Carrots
Carrots
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 06 Oct 2017
Total posts 39
Just to bump this back up -