Share Your Citi Premier 60,000 Referral Information Here

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As we just  posted it’s possible to get 60,000 points on the Citi Premier (previously Citi ThankYou Premier) by using a referral link. Citi does referrals a bit differently and you need to get the e-mail of the person you’re referring. I would personally recommend just trying to find a friend or family member to do this with as it will likely be easier, plus you’re helping a friend/family member (and maybe they will give you a nice little kick back) but I know some readers won’t be able to do that.

This is going to be a bit different than normal, so please read the rules.

• Only people providing referrals (e.g sending the referral e-mails) should provide their e-mail address. People wanting to sign up for the Citi Premier can then e-mail asking for a referral to be sent out. Keep in mind the process is slow (e.g expect to wait a week or more to get your e-mail with unique URL and code).
• I’d recommend using a throw away e-mail that you are happy to check once or so a day. DO NOT use your primary e-mail address as it will be publicly visible.
• DO NOT post your e-mail unless you’re willing to check it on a regular basis (e.g once daily)
• Post only your e-mail. No thanks, no extras, nothing! If your comment contains more than just your e-mail, it will be removed. If you’ve waited a day and still don’t see your referral show up, try going incognito and leaving it again.
• Top level comments only. Don’t leave your e-mail as a reply
• Make sure you’re able to refer people, not everybody is. Should show as a pop up after log in

When choosing who to e-mail consider also taking a moment to look through the reader’s comment history to find someone who has been helpful in the past (click the “i” next to the commenter’s name to see their history). I know these rules seem harsh, but having strict rules helps minimize the amount of time we need to spend moderating these types of posts. After 24 hours (or maybe less) I will be closing the comments to prevent abuse.