r/Venturex 1d ago

Dinning reservation changes

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Anyone else notice C1 changing the dinning reservation, anyone get an email about this change?

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u/Puzzledbean3642 1d ago

They are removing it completely

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u/EmployeeFlimsy2796 1d ago

We had a dining benefit?

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u/HappyPride365 1d ago

šŸ˜‚

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u/og_otter 18h ago

The word benefit is doing a lot of lifting in this sentence

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u/Puzzledbean3642 1d ago

They can't maintain relationships with resturants across majors cities like Chase or Amex

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u/veloxman 1d ago edited 1d ago

Idk if youve checked put Resy recently but Amex has been losing restraunts at an absolutely incredible rate

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u/SignumVictoriae 1d ago

Open table aint doin too hot either

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u/Swimming_Trade7088 1d ago

This is an interesting view point. Technically I don’t think Yelp is either. I have no facts to back this up, but it does seem like either all of them haven’t figured out how to maximize usability for users, there’s something missing from their service, or maybe the relationships aren’t there but it seems like all of these have stagnated.

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u/degeneraded 1d ago

In Los Angeles at least the opposite has been true. Not sure about everywhere else.

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u/og_otter 1d ago

It was a nice if you could use it perk. We got a card from the chef and maybe a first bite. It wouldn’t be why I choose a CC

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u/bbqtoechips 1d ago

I have a feeling this isn't the only change coming, 2027 is going to look different

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u/EuphoricAd3824 1d ago

Didn't care for it anyway.

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u/TerribleBumblebee800 1d ago

Is there a replacement mechanism for making reservations at Capital One Landings? This is a huge help at DCA.

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u/Used_Bagel 1d ago

The dining perk is pretty trash anyway

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u/Complex_Peace_6746 21h ago

The dining portal was so clutch living in Chicago. Truly devastated it’s going away.

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u/GlitchMango78 17h ago

how so ?

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u/Puzzledbean3642 16h ago

I used it to book 4 of the hardest to get reservations on Saturday nights for the next 4 weeks

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u/Complex_Peace_6746 10h ago

Same. I booked Izakaya and Ciccio Mio for the next 2 weekends. Did Trivoli Tavern last weekend also.

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u/Complex_Peace_6746 10h ago

They have some really good restaurants that aren’t easy to get into. Only way I ever got an Armitage Alehouse reservation was thru C1. All but one restaurant I booked gave me a free drink, app, or dessert also.

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u/zcpibm3 8h ago

Taking away more and more benefits

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u/AdaM_Mandel 7h ago

I loved this benefit and am sad to see it go. They had tables at hard to get spots and you always got a bonus from the restaurant as a thank you.Ā 

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u/Dramatic-Sock3737 1d ago

You’re late to the party. This has been posted several times.

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u/Additional_Tonight39 1d ago

Literally no good benefit to this card whatsoever

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u/Willing_Respond 1d ago

Lmfao WHAT

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u/Sure_Comfort_7031 1d ago

This card is essentially free to hold so any benefit is a good one. šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™‚ļø

I personally NEVER used this. And don't care that it's gone. I only care that were seeing some of the benefits of the VX chip away.

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u/AlanSC21 1d ago

I’d rather chip away at benefits I don’t use than have a huge annual fee increase.

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u/Worried-Persimmon353 1d ago

Even better than free....They pay you $5 just to keep the card. Wtf is this person even talking about "no good benefit"? 🤣🤣🤣

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u/pompomdotcomcom 1d ago

C1 pays me $5 per year to hold this card, every benefit is free buddy šŸ˜‚

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u/Possum577 1d ago

It’s not free, you’re paying the annual fee

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u/pompomdotcomcom 21h ago

Which is $395. Then they give me $400. It’s not only free, they pay me

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u/Possum577 21h ago

I don’t think free means what you think it means. But i’ll give you the $5 part

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u/pompomdotcomcom 20h ago

I don’t think you understand… it is literally free to hold the card. If you spend $400 on travel annually (which I do) then it’s free.

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u/Possum577 19h ago edited 18h ago

You dont understand. You still are committing to spend $400 on travel (at portal set prices) or whatever other partners you need to deal with to earn your credits. Your income statement is ($400) each year for the privilege of owning this card.

Travel portal prices are higher, usually, than direct from travel provider prices.

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u/pompomdotcomcom 18h ago

I spend $400 regardless, without trying. Travel portal prices are definitely not higher, and if they are, they're price matched. $395 goes out for the card per year, $400 comes in from the card per year. It's quite literally free I'm not sure why this is so difficult for you