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American Express /Amex offer - Spend $1,000+, get $1,000 back. Up to 3 times - YMMV $1000
I saw this crazy offer on my blue cash preferred card. Seems like the craziest credit card offer of all time.
Expires :
03/13/2022
Get a $1,000 statement credit back by using your enrolled Card to spend a minimum of $1,000 in one or more eligible purchases. Once you add the offer to your eligible Card, you will have 90 days to spend $1,000+ or more, up to 3 times during the offer period. See terms for exclusions.
Update: Happy to tell it worked for me
Thanks for using your American Express® Card ending in 00000 for the Amex Offer below:
Your Special Offer
Spend $1000+, get $1000 back. Up to 3 times
If your purchase meets all eligibility requirements of the offer terms, you'll see your rewards reflected directly on your statement. Credits may be reversed if qualifying purchase is returned/cancelled.
https://global.american
Expires :
03/13/2022
Get a $1,000 statement credit back by using your enrolled Card to spend a minimum of $1,000 in one or more eligible purchases. Once you add the offer to your eligible Card, you will have 90 days to spend $1,000+ or more, up to 3 times during the offer period. See terms for exclusions.
Update: Happy to tell it worked for me
Thanks for using your American Express® Card ending in 00000 for the Amex Offer below:
Your Special Offer
Spend $1000+, get $1000 back. Up to 3 times
If your purchase meets all eligibility requirements of the offer terms, you'll see your rewards reflected directly on your statement. Credits may be reversed if qualifying purchase is returned/cancelled.
https://global.american
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what are you even doing on a deals website like sd, what do you actually gain from reading a few posts and then posting a few replies? you're wasting your time here dude.
Or did the credit trigger only after you activated the offer and then spent $1500 in multiple purchases?
What stumps me is what is Amex's reason for not correcting this mistake. An earlier post mentioned that they indeed recognize it as one that slipped by to a few lucky souls, but even if you dont believe everything you read, common sense tells you this had to have been an error.
So my question is, are they really going to just let this slide and honor the error because...
a) Its more costly to fix it, than pay it? (not likely)
b) To create positive publicity (increase Amex application/subs) or avoid negative publicity? (but theres not much noise of this outside of slickdeals)
c) Compared to losses from credit card Fraud which is in the ballpark of $3.3B annually in the US, this is financially negligible? (maybe its a combination of all the above)
As one who got in on this with $2000/$3500 offer. I have already redeemed 1 of 3.
I am old enough to know that there simply is no SANTA CLAUS, but honestly this sure feels like the modern day version of one! - Merry Christmas!
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What stumps me is what is Amex's reason for not correcting this mistake. An earlier post mentioned that they indeed recognize it as one that slipped by to a few lucky souls, but even if you dont believe everything you read, common sense tells you this had to have been an error.
So my question is, are they really going to just let this slide and honor the error because...
a) Its more costly to fix it, than pay it? (not likely)
b) To create positive publicity (increase Amex application/subs) or avoid negative publicity? (but theres not much noise of this outside of slickdeals)
c) Compared to losses from credit card Fraud which is in the ballpark of $3.3B annually in the US, this is financially negligible? (maybe its a combination of all the above)
As one who got in on this with $2000/$3500 offer. I have already redeemed 1 of 3.
I am old enough to know that there simply is no SANTA CLAUS, but honestly this sure feels like the modern day version of one! - Merry Christmas!
Or did the credit trigger only after you activated the offer and then spent $1500 in multiple purchases?
I think I got it. First sentence is probably my answer. Thanks.
Still...not too shabby even post-tax!
Still...not too shabby even post-tax!
This is the information I was able to find, but take it with a grain of salt.
This is the information I was able to find, but take it with a grain of salt.
I was thinking along the same lines. While it could be redeemed for cash, it's more of a redemption of money/points as a statement credit.
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