Does Progressive Take Amex

How long do AMEX Membership Rewards points transfers take? TravelSort reader Craig writes “How long do AMEX Membership Rewards points transfers to airline partners such as Delta take? I thought most transfers were instant, but it's been 5 hours since I transferred points and no miles yet in my Delta SkyMiles account.”

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AMEX Membership Rewards has 19 airline and hotel transfer partners, although some are more useful transfer partners than others (bolded below). While most transfers are 1:1, that is if you transfer 1000 AMEX Membership Rewards points you receive 1000 frequent flyer miles or hotel points, some are not, so I've included those details as well.

Investigations of charges by American Express may take up to 6 to 8 weeks. How do I add or change my Company contacts? If your Company wishes to add or change any of your contacts including Authorised Signatory and Programme Administrator, please click here to fill in a Change of Company Details form, have it signed by an Authorised Signatory and fax it to (+852) 2811 2414. Or, call us 24/7 at 1-800-PROGRESSIVE (1-800-776-4737) and a Progressive insurance representative can help you. Keep in mind that some changes will affect the price you pay for insurance, so your premium may change.

AMEX Membership Rewards Transfer Partners, Transfer Ratio and Transfer Times

Transfer PartnerTransfer RatioOfficial AMEX Transfer TimeTypical Transfer Time
Aeromexico1000:1000Up to 14 days2-12 days
Air Canada Aeroplan1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
Air France Flying Blue1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
Alitalia Millemiglia1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
ANA1000:1000Up to 7 days2-3 days
British Airways 250:200Up to 48 hoursInstant
Cathay Pacific Asia Miles1000:1000Up to 90 days1 day to 1 week
Delta SkyMiles1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
El Al1000:20Up to 48 hoursInstant
Emirates Skywards1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
Hawaiian Airlines1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
Iberia250:200Up to 7 days1-3 days
JetBlue True Blue250:200Up to 48 hoursInstant
Singapore KrisFlyer1000:1000Up to 7 days1-2 days
Virgin America Elevate200:100Up to 48 hoursInstant
Virgin Atlantic Flying Club1000:1000Up to 48 hours1-2 days
Choice Privileges1000:1000Up to 48 hoursInstant
Hilton HHonors1000:1500Up to 24 hoursInstant
SPG 1000:333Up to 48 hoursInstant

FAQ

Why am I Being Charged an Excise Tax Fee?

AMEX Membership Rewards charges an excise tax offset fee of $0.0006 per point, maximum fee of $99, to offset the federal excise tax AMEX pays when you transfer points to a U.S. based frequent flyer program. As such, the excise tax fee applies to transfers to:

  • Delta SkyMiles
  • Hawaiian Airlines
  • JetBlue True Blue
  • Virgin America Elevate

Can Airline Frequent Flyer Miles be Transferred to AMEX Membership Rewards Points?

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No; airline miles can't be transferred into AMEX Membership Rewards points, and points transfers (except in the limited circumstance of fraud or inadvertent transfer to an account that isn't yours) cannot be reversed. So double check the account you're transferring to, in order to ensure it's the correct frequent flyer account.


What If My AMEX Points Don't Transfer Instantly to a Program Where They Should?

Call AMEX Membership Rewards at 800-297-3276 to double check that you didn't inadvertently transfer them to a different account than you thought you did.

Help! I Did Transfer Them to a Wrong Account, Which Isn't Mine!

If this happens to you, call AMEX Membership Rewards at the number above to have it corrected. Note that this can take 4-5 business days.

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Credit cards and most personal insurance policies do not cover damage to rental trucks and trailers, even if they cover damage to rental cars. For those that do offer coverage you have deductibles and increased premiums to consider and you must reimburse U-Haul for damage immediately upon return regardless of coverage and regardless of fault.

You are responsible for all damage to U-Haul rental equipment up to the full replacement value. When you choose one of our protection programs you may be relieved of this responsibility .

Please do not assume you are covered, always check with your carrier.

Credit Card Company Policies

Car rental loss and damage insurance covers most rental cars, when they are rented on a daily or weekly basis. But it does not cover rentals of: off-road vehicles, trucks, campers and trailers and any other vehicle which is not a rental car.

Secondary Rental Car Collision Coverage is an insurance program and is limited to rental cars only.

Excluded rental vehicles: All trucks, pickups, off-road vehicles or full sized vans.

What types of vehicles are not covered? Excluded worldwide are: Expensive, exotic, and antique automobiles, certain vans, trucks, motorcycles, mopeds and motorbikes, limousines and recreational vehicles.

Personal Insurance Policies

Many definitions of 'Auto' and 'Car' as applicable to the auto/car damage coverage sections of your personal auto policy often times do not cover trucks. Please check your specific policy carefully.

Examples of 'Auto' and 'Car' Policies that do not Cover Rental Trucks

Private Passenger Auto means a four-wheeled private passenger, station wagon or jeep-type auto. Temporary Substitute Auto means an automobile or trailer, not owned by you, temporarily used with the permission of the owner. This vehicle must be used as a substitute for the owned auto or trailer when withdrawn from normal use because of breakdown use its repair, servicing loss or destruction. Utility Auto means a vehicle, other then a farm auto, with a load capacity of 2,000 lbs. or less, of the pick-up body, van or panel truck type not used for commercial purposes. Geico: Arizona Family Automobile Insurance Policy, A-30AZ (10/98)

'Your Covered Auto' means any auto or trailer not owned by you while used as a temporary substitute for any other auto described in this definition (Which is out of normal use because of its breakdown, repair servicing, loss or destruction.)Allstate Insurance: AZ Automobile Policy, AZR 2/94

Does Geico Take American Express

Car means your insured car, a private passenger car, and a utility car. Private passenger car means a four-wheel car of the private passenger type. Utility car means a car with a rated load capacity of 2,000 lbs. or less, of the pickup van, sedan delivery or panel truck if not used in any business. American Family Insurance Group: Arizona Family Car Policy Form. U-5 (AZ) Ed. 4/96

Does Progressive Insurance Take American Express

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