Mileage Credit Cards - Clarification

[rhwoody]

Clarification - what I am looking for is the following -
Visa or MC credit cards or other - not necessarily afilitated with an
airline that store/accummulate miles that do not expire, that are
available
for transfer to any airline mileage program (I have Lufthansa and
United because of where I live and where I travel) when I need them -
and not afiliated with BOA (BOA helps illegals). Sometimes I use
United
(Mileage Plus) and sometimes Lufthansa (Miles and More) - but these
miles
are "trapped" in one program or the other and are sometimes subject
to
expiration dates. I recall hearing that these credit cards exist,
just can't
recall which ones. Thanks in advance for any ideas.

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You can transfer AMEX points to any airline. With their no-fee blue
card points transfer on a 2 AMEX:1 Airline mile basis. Pay $100/year
for the gold card and they transfer 1:1.... Alot of other benefits
too. If you travel extensively, you also might consider the $395/year
platinum as it provides free access to the airline clubs with only a
coach ticket.

2c

On Mar 2, 1:24 pm, "rhwoody" > wrote:
> Clarification - what I am looking for is the following -
> Visa or MC credit cards or other - not necessarily afilitated with an
> airline that store/accummulate miles that do not expire, that are
> available
> for transfer to any airline mileage program (I have Lufthansa and
> United because of where I live and where I travel) when I need them -
> and not afiliated with BOA (BOA helps illegals). Sometimes I use
> United
> (Mileage Plus) and sometimes Lufthansa (Miles and More) - but these
> miles
> are "trapped" in one program or the other and are sometimes subject
> to
> expiration dates. I recall hearing that these credit cards exist,
> just can't
> recall which ones. Thanks in advance for any ideas.

[rustynuts]

CITI bank card/ American Arlines