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Citi AT&T Access More Card

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3x on all online shopping, the grandfathered card everyone refused to cancel.

8.3/10CitipersonalCiti ThankYou Points
DiscontinuedBest for: The lost 3x online shopping category

Welcome Bonus

None recorded

Last recorded offer

Spend Requirement

None recorded

Last recorded requirement

Annual Fee

$95

Last recorded · 3% FTF

Credit Score

700+

(Good-Excellent)

Common Questions

Is the Citi AT&T Access More Card discontinued?

Yes. Discontinued. 3x on all online shopping, the grandfathered card everyone refused to cancel.

What can I use instead of the Citi AT&T Access More Card?

The closest open alternatives we track are the Citi Strata Premier, Citi Strata Elite, Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard. Each links to our full review with its current offer and complete breakdown.

Open Alternatives

The Access More is gone, but these cards do a similar job and are still accepting applications.

Citi Strata Premier card art

3x on five everyday categories. The broadest mid-tier earner.

60,000 pts bonus (≈$1,080)AF: $95Rating: 8.6/10
Citi Strata Elite card art

Citi's premium card, with AAdvantage transfers and weekend dining at 6x.

75,000 pts bonus (≈$1,350)AF: $595Rating: 8.2/10
Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard card art

The standard-issue American Airlines card, fee waived year one.

Terms under review AF: Under reviewRating: 8.2/10
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Historical Offers Chart

Every public offer change we've tracked. Hover for details, timing your application is worth hundreds of dollars.

No numeric welcome bonus recorded

This product has no points- or cash-denominated offer to plot. Dated no-offer observations, non-points benefits, corrections, and primary-source links remain preserved in the table below.

ObservedOfferRequirementWhat changedEvidence
2016-080No recorded spendTerms reconfirmedFinal stretch of availability with the same phone credit offerArchive record · no attached snapshot
2015-060No recorded spendEarliest recordLaunch perk: up to 650 dollars in credits toward a new smartphone bought from AT&TArchive record · no attached snapshot

Primary-source verification log

Append-only evidence ledger

Event-level primary-source attachments begin with the September 2026 verification system. Older records remain visible but are not retroactively presented as evidenced.

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Last Recorded Earning Rates

These terms are historical context and are not presented as current.

  • 3xAT&T purchases
  • 3xOnline retail purchasesThe category that made the card legendary, coding tightened over the years
  • 1xEverything else

Last Recorded Credits

No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.

Last Recorded Benefits

Confirm availability and enrollment requirements with the issuer.

  • 10,000 anniversary ThankYou points after 10,000 dollars of annual spend
  • 3x online retail covered a huge share of modern spending

Why it earns its spot

  • +3x ThankYou points on general online shopping never existed anywhere else
  • +Anniversary bonus softened the 95 dollar fee for heavy spenders

Where it costs you

  • Online purchase coding grew more restrictive every year
  • Citi eventually closed the beloved product-change loophole

The Compound Verdict

Launched in 2015 with a free-smartphone gimmick, the Access More became a cult classic for a different reason: 3x ThankYou points on virtually all online retail. Applications closed within about two years, and for a long stretch the in-the-know move was product changing other Citi cards into it. Citi eventually shut that door too, and holders who gave it up, often for a Custom Cash, gave up a category that has never been replicated.

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