u/AStuf

I got this in an email about the PP+ app. Wondering if all of the lounges worldwide have moved over as they were saying to carry the physical PP card as a backup. I also wasn't aware that you could use the physical Amex card for access.

>Your physical Priority Pass card will continue to work until the displayed expiry date. After that, you can access lounges easily using your Digital Membership Card or American Express® Card.

A lot of obvious junk is showing up in my inbox lately. AOL's spam detection used to be very good. Has something happened or is there a setting that changed that I need to update?

Just got this email.

On the web site I click on "Test in app" which sends me to the Xfinity app.

In the app I click on "Troubleshoot" and then "Test speed to this device >" which sends me back to the web page.

This loop doesn't help. How do I run a speed test using Xfinity to verify my speeds? I know that I can use other sites but I want to see the fastest possible Comcast/Xfinity numbers as the tests don't leave the network.

It has been broken for a few days but today when I clicked on "Claim" it actually took and I got an email saying that I successfully activated the offer. Expires 6/30 so not a lot of time left.

Previously Bilt/Cardless stated that they didn't do CLIs when requested but will they do decreases?

Just curious as I know some have their own reasons not to want a large credit line.

As a last hurrah I went to the main store to use my Platinum credit by picking up some socks. That worked with no problems but I did overpay. The 5th Avenue store is a lot nicer, brighter, cleaner, and more modern that other Saks that I have been to recently that are closing. While there I went to try the 9th floor restaurant with memories of going to department store restaurants as a kid with my mother. I didn't even think about it at the time but was pleasantly surprised to find out afterwards that I received the $100 Resy credit for the visit. It showed up as L'AVENUE CAFE 41457 NEW YORK NY.

As far as the experience I won't go as far to say that the restaurant is a dump but it does feel old, dirty, and worn out. Even though it reportedly opened in 2019 the restaurant itself looks like it was from 1970 (classic elegance?) and at a minimum needs a deep cleaning. It more matched the other worn down Saks stores that are closing than the rest of the building. Otherwise the food was decent but bland and the staff was fairly attentive.