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Kevin K
Kevin K (@guest_530273)
December 4, 2017 19:57

BEWARE!!!

I was absolutely astounded when I learned – in my very first billing statement – the bank (City National, that is) for some unknown and unimaginable reason has the audacity, gall and arrogance to NOT allow you to deduct post-billing statement credits (i.e. valid returns or charge cancellations) against the balance due (from said billing statement.) I find this practice – which is contrary to what ALL my other banks allow!?! – deplorable, unethical, immoral, potentially illegal and certainly HIGHLY-UNCOMMERCIAL of the bank and because of this grossly-unfair practice, I will make a point to NOT use (nor renew) the card.

Jake N
Jake N (@guest_350542)
February 8, 2017 22:03

Now We’ve Added a Crystal Card Offer

100K Bonus Points – Opened Comm. Card/$15K spend first 90 days

+70K Bonus Points – Opened Crystal Card/$5K spend first 90 days

=170K Bonus Points – Together

•Clients “don’t” have to apply for both to receive either offer.

•Both offers are good until 3/31/17.

William Charles
Admin
February 8, 2017 22:25

Thanks, Jake! Any online links?

Jake N
Jake N (@guest_350252)
February 8, 2017 12:00

FYI, the link above is dead.

However, I applied through my banker (currently have a checking account and Signature card with them), who proactively told me about a 70,000 point offer on the Crystal Infinite, and a 100,000 offer on the business (they call it Commercial) card.

William Charles
Admin
February 8, 2017 20:30

Thanks, will look into this

William Charles
Admin
February 8, 2017 21:59

Any more details on the Crystal Infinite offer? Spend requirements etc etc?

Mser
Mser (@guest_326015)
December 11, 2016 21:22

Meh. I have several CNB near me, am definitely their target audience but not going to bother jumping thru the hoops for a lousy 50K only to be given the hard sell for every scummy wealth management scam, er, program they can market to me.

Jeremy
Jeremy (@guest_299616)
September 26, 2016 17:13

I can add a data point that you need to be an existing client.

Jake
Jake (@guest_284808)
August 17, 2016 13:45

Spoke with a CNB manager in NYC (6th Ave branch) today and they confirmed that you have to be an existing client to apply for this offer.

Ryan
Ryan (@guest_282747)
August 10, 2016 09:22

Data point- did some leg work and this card requires 1) physically going into an RBC bank IN CANADA to open an account and then 2) opening a US account with that division.

Bottom line- unless you are going to be in Canada (or are already an RBC customer), this promo is not available to you.

Ryan
Ryan (@guest_282763)
August 10, 2016 10:40

EDIT- was able to apply for the card (10k credit limit) and was approved after I realized I couldn’t get the 50k bonus.

With the annual travel credit, I’ll probably just use the $250 credit every year for gift cards, or something.

Miles Hustler
Miles Hustler (@guest_283854)
August 14, 2016 01:40

@Ryan: Why couldn’t you get the bonus? Did you have it previously?

gman
gman (@guest_282142)
August 8, 2016 10:13

I am pretty sure meet all the criteria and i am located in NY, but going through the headache of going to a bank and giving all that info for 50,000 points + 5k spend seems a bit much. Maybe after i have exhausted all credit card offers and am really desperate…

Chaser123
Chaser123 (@guest_282134)
August 8, 2016 09:32

I bank with City National. I was offered this card after their merger with RBC. I do not have an RBC relationship. (They seem to have kept City National seperate).

exoticfusion
exoticfusion (@guest_281969)
August 7, 2016 14:59

I posted this on flyertalk (http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/26682648-post840.html) awhile back. You have to be an RBC client, which is different than a City client, even though they have merged. More specifically, it’s RBC wealth management.