Yes, but additional to wealth acc did they gave any information on eligablity criteria or anything related ?
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Should we switch from Infinia metal to Emeralde Private metal ?
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Yes, but additional to wealth acc did they gave any information on eligablity criteria or anything related ?
If you're maintaining Wealth criteria it really wouldn't be hard to get pre-approved for EPM Plastic paid in a year or so.
but one thing if u redeem points and pay the rest by card will that fetch the accelerated points
like on hotel 90% if redeemed rest 10% would give 0 / base / accelerated points anything on this ?
No such thing as EPM plastic
And Emeralde pvc is not worth taking unless ltf
Ig he's referring to Emeralde Private PVC
Where did you check?
Is is worth the trouble for 3%? Also the annual fees are quite a bit. Unless you are offered LTF or your yearly spends are large enough to be split between the 2 cards to achieve the spend criteria for renewal fee waiver.
I just watched a YT video today comparing the Emeralde Metal, Infinia, Time Black and Diners Club Black. It's covers the pros and cons of each card and also list the best card on each of the criteria used for the comparison.
Even I got pre-approved for Times Black when I expressed interest. However someone later called and said that they can't approve but I could go to any branch and they would get it done for me.
panchabhut
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I had this as an upgrade for over a year.
After reading about ICICI’s revamped rewards system I logged into the app.
The upgrade to Emerald PVC + 2 other basic cards has disappeared.
lol
sravanbrahma
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annual fee is compensated with points same as Infinia. So thats not so valid reason.
I would say better to shift to ICICI if it offers you as its exclusive and less probability of devaluation. Infinia is being offered to every tom and dick as long as they make good spends where its not the case with ICICI as of now.
PVC ICICI Emeralde is a shitty card with no annual benefits. No point going there just for metal.
I did it said unlock privileges etc. and then asked for pan card details etc. after pressing on apply now. What else do they require?enter you mobile
Is there any such link for Emeralde Private Metal?
Thanks @panchabhut
epm is only possible if u get pre-approved or via branch...
u cant apply normal through any link or something... neither customer care nor twitter ppl can help u for the same
Have you tried it via Twitter?
bhaveshbhai
TF Select
Thank you all for your replies. I would request everyone to stick to the question - should one switch from infinia metal to emeralde private metal ? Amd if yes, which network ? Amex is good for 5k birthday vouchers but I am concerned about their domestic acceptance.
For the other curious ones, yes, i am eligible for emeralde private metal because of excellent relationship with icici since 15+ years, hni salary getting credited in icici , and several other factors like private banking account, etc. I would request everyone to stick to the question please 🙏
For the other curious ones, yes, i am eligible for emeralde private metal because of excellent relationship with icici since 15+ years, hni salary getting credited in icici , and several other factors like private banking account, etc. I would request everyone to stick to the question please 🙏
Here are two very good comparisons that I came across. These will definitely help you to take a decision.
HDFC Infinia & DCB v/s ICICI EPM & TB
Infinia v/s EPM (so far most detailed comparison I have seen)
bhaveshbhai
TF Select
bhaveshbhai
TF Select
Looks like emeralde private metal is worth switching to, i got the answer, thanks all. Just one more followup query - which network should I opt for from amex , Mc, and visa . I know 5000 birthday voucher from amex variant is good, but i am just concerned of their domestic acceptance problem, if it still exist
Visa or MC should be fine. Avoid Amex.
