Delta Reserve Credit Card

Offered by: American Express Card

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Purchase Intro Rate	N/A
Purchase Intro Period	N/A
Balance Transfer Intro Rate	See Terms
Balance Transfer Intro Period
Regular APR	14.5% variable
Balance Transfer Rate	See Terms
Cash Advance Rate	See Terms
Annual Fee	$450.00
Late Fee	See Terms
Cash Advance Fee	See Terms
Balance Transfer Fee	See Terms

Delta Reserve Credit Card features:

Annual First-Class companion certificate, which can be used for a First-Class or Coach-Class ticket!
Earn up to 10,000 Medallion® Qualification Miles (MQMs) after your first purchase
Built-in Miles Boost(SM) - earn up to 30,000 MQMs and 30,000 bonus miles
Complimentary Crown Room Club® access for you and two guests
Access to American Express® Concierge Services
Pay with Miles - pay for all or part of any Delta flight with your miles
14.5% variable
Check your first bag for free on every Delta flight

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What are Medallion Qualification Miles? Is Delta in danger of going out of business?

Maximus 1 year ago

Medallion Qualification Miles (or MQMs) are Deltas points you earn towards frequent flyer status. 25000 MQMs gets you silver, 50000 gets you gold, 75000 gets you platinum. Besides flying Delta or its partners, the only ohter way to earn MQMs is by one of the special Amex/Delta cards that offers MQMs.

dixonmiller 1 year ago

I have a poor credit score 588. Amex has turned me down in the past due to my credit.

CreditKarma has labeled this Delta Reserve (amex) card as HIGH recommended with my credit score. Does this mean that this card has a good chance of being approved with a 588 score?

And, if so, it is because of the super high yearly fee of $450?

Thanks for any insight.

RingoDestarr 3 months ago