The 7 different Delta cards have been at temporarily increased signup bonuses for a month or so with signup bonuses as high as 60,000 and 70,000 Skymiles. These offers are scheduled to end TOMORROW (Wed 11/8) so if you’d been meaning to apply or forgotten about it, now is the time. Currently we’re seeing the highest bonus offers available on both the Amex Gold Delta SkyMiles® Card and the Amex Platinum Delta SkyMiles® Card, and decent bonuses on some of the other cards. Let’s dive in and see what you can expect if you decide to sign up for one of these cards!
These offers are available over on our top credit card offers page, and I may receive a commission if you’re approved for a card through those links. Again, as I always say, DO NOT SIGN UP FOR A CREDIT CARD JUST BECAUSE SOME GUY ON THE INTERNET SAYS THAT YOU SHOULD!
- Amex Gold Delta SkyMiles® Card – 60,000 SkyMiles – 50,000 after spending $2,000 within the first three months and another 10,000 after spending an additional $1000 in the first six months of opening the card, and a $50 statement credit
- Amex Platinum Delta SkyMiles® Card, you’ll receive 70,000 SkyMiles and 10,000 MEDALLION® QUALIFICATION MILES (MQMs) after spending $3,000 within the first three months of opening the card, and a $100 statement credit
- Delta Reserve card is 40,000 bonus miles and 10,000 MQMs.
- Blue Delta SkyMiles® Card has the same signup bonus it had when it was introduced a few weeks ago – 10,000 bonus Skymiles after spending $500 in the first 3 months and no ongoing annual fee.
You can find these and other American Express cards here. I may receive a commission if you are approved for a card through these links
Of course only sign up for a card if you’re sure you want one and understand the implications. These offers are set to expire tomorrow but generally they do come back periodically so try not to have too much FOMO :-).
You can see a full comparison of these cards here, and you can find the signup links on our top credit card offers page
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Sweet. Is it possible to sign up for both cards at the same time? That should be enough points for CVG > DAY roundtrip! 😉
I believe Amex will not allow you to get 2 cards in one day but you can Google around and check
Aw, c’mon Dan… I would’ve thought you of all people would appreciate the joke, being a fellow CVGer!
Sorry – I’m slow on the uptake 😛