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Citigroup Inc (NYSE:C) And AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) Introduces A New Credit Card

Citigroup Inc (NYSE:C) and AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) introduced a new credit card highlighting the opportunity to get a new Smartphone. With the new access more card, the members get an opportunity to win a new Smartphone right away or at a later stage. They can even get a reimbursement for the price of the Smartphone.

AT&T and Citi offer a unique link to a dedicated website where the member can buy a new Smartphone. They will get a statement credit for the price of the phone extending up to $650, after making purchases of $2,000 within the first three months of account opening and opting for service with AT&T.

The expert view

Ralph Andretta who is the Head of North America Branded Cards with Citi said that whether paying, shopping, texting or talking, the bank knows that it customers depend upon and love their Smartphones.

With the new Access More card, the customers can get a statement credit for a brand new Smartphone and avail more point every time they shop online on any phone or make a purchase from AT&T. Along with the new phone advantages, the card also offers the ability to get ThankYou® Points for purchases, and cash in for numerous rewards including gift cards, electronics, and more.

The benefits

Citi stated that with AT&T Access More Card, the members can earn three points per $1 spend on services and products that are bought directly from AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T). They can avail three points per $1 spend at online travel and retail sites.

They get 1 point per $1 spend on other purchases. In addition, members get anniversary bonus points of 10,000 after $10,000 in annual spending. The card offers a wide range of added benefits from Citi, like the ability to buy using Citi WalletSM. Other benefits are Damage & Theft Purchase Protection, Citi Price Rewind® and Extended Warranty.

Published by Steve Hackney

Steve Hackney is a corporate finance professional with over 14 years of experience in cash management and investing. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Florida State University and holds a Certified Treasury Professional certification. Steve lives in Orlando, Florida with his family.