Citi PremierPass Card with No Annual Fee*
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This deal is from FatWallet. It seems to be a good deal, with the only question being whether the fee is waived permanently or only for one year. If this is a concern, you can always cancel the card after getting the bonus points. The fine print says the balance transfer is good within 12 months after the account is approved and
The balance transfer fee is 3% of the amount of each balance you transfer ($5 minimum, $250 maximum), but waived with this offer.
To apply for the card, use this link and check the discussions on FatWallet forum for more details about this offer.
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