PSA: Amex Gold SUB 90,000 MR Points + $200 Statement Credit with Referral $250
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Amex is offering an all time high 90,000 MR points + $200 statement credit bonus on it's Gold card (similarly, Amex Plat has 150K MR points + 200 statement credit).
If you know someone with Amex Gold card, it's worth checking but please do so off forum. Card has a $250 annual fee. You can check other benefits from the link below.
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I can't see this offer, could you please clarify the $200 statement? Is it a straight $200 credit? or it is 10/20% back on restaurant purchase up to $200 like the old offer
I can't see this offer, could you please clarify the $200 statement? Is it a straight $200 credit? or it is 10/20% back on restaurant purchase up to $200 like the old offer
Per my referral terms: Receive up to $200 back as statement credits on purchases during first 3 months. 90k is $4000 purchases during first 6 months.
On my referral link it says I will earn 30,000 points and the the referred person earns 60,000 points and the $200 statement credit. So, this is different from the others who are getting 90,000 points from a referral right?
I logged in to my Amex account (on the desktop), and in the Search field I typed in referral. First result brought up a page to share referrals to others, and I was able to select between my various cards.
Annual fee used to be $99. I don't like it when credit card annual fees go up over time because you have to cancel it eventually.
AF went up, but so did the benefits.
If the increased benefits are worth the increased fee is certainly a more YMMV thing (mostly depending how much use you get out of the various monthly credits for the major amex cards in the amex ecosystem... )
If the increased benefits are worth the increased fee is certainly a more YMMV thing (mostly depending how much use you get out of the various monthly credits for the major amex cards in the amex ecosystem... )
Is it really a benefit if you have to spend time researching to utilize the benefits?
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I don't see the bonus from the provided link as well.
Per my referral terms: Receive up to $200 back as statement credits on purchases during first 3 months. 90k is $4000 purchases during first 6 months.
Yep, Just checked my account, seems it is a straight $200 this time.
Seeing this in my account so I believe it's time to convince my friend to open one
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I see different bonus value on Amex gold vs Amex plat.
AF went up, but so did the benefits.
If the increased benefits are worth the increased fee is certainly a more YMMV thing (mostly depending how much use you get out of the various monthly credits for the major amex cards in the amex ecosystem... )
If the increased benefits are worth the increased fee is certainly a more YMMV thing (mostly depending how much use you get out of the various monthly credits for the major amex cards in the amex ecosystem... )