Amex card has offer of $50 statement credit on purchase of $200 or more on solostove.com.YMMV as I see the offer on my everyday card making solostove bonfire 2.0+ stand $279.99 -$50 statement credit = $239.99 plus tax
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Amex card has offer of $50 statement credit on purchase of $200 or more on solostove.com.YMMV as I see the offer on my everyday card making solostove bonfire 2.0+ stand $279.99 -$50 statement credit = $239.99 plus tax
There is also a $50 off $200 coupon available that can be stacked with this deal. In addition, you may get a $5 reward by signing up for an account on their website. So the best deal would be purchasing around $250 with a final cost of around $150.
There is also a $50 off $200 coupon available that can be stacked with this deal. In addition, you may get a $5 reward by signing up for an account on their website. So the best deal would be purchasing around $250 with a final cost of around $150.
I don't have an Amex card and seeing all these good deals.
What's the best Amex card to use for all these Amex deals??
If the ONLY reason you're getting an amex card is to leverage amex deals then the amex everyday is the "best" because it gives you access to both normal cash back deals and the "spend 1 amex point and get..." deals, and with no annual fee.
There's lots of other reasons other amex cards might be personally useful to you though (and even moreso if you travel) but it'd depend on your specific situation which ones.... and the best way to rack up CC rewards in general is doing as many new card signups as you can reasonably do, as often as you can do them.... (reasonably meaning you're making the required spend with spending you'd be doing normally anyway and can afford to pay off in full each month).
If the ONLY reason you're getting an amex card is to leverage amex deals then the amex everyday is the "best" because it gives you access to both normal cash back deals and the "spend 1 amex point and get..." deals, and with no annual fee.
There's lots of other reasons other amex cards might be personally useful to you though (and even moreso if you travel) but it'd depend on your specific situation which ones.... and the best way to rack up CC rewards in general is doing as many new card signups as you can reasonably do, as often as you can do them.... (reasonably meaning you're making the required spend with spending you'd be doing normally anyway and can afford to pay off in full each month).
Instead of stacking the $50 off coupon with this offer, you may add a free Mesa or get the Mesa XL for $30 with coupon code FREEMESA right now. Personally, getting the Bonfire 2.0 plus Mesa XL for $230 is a great deal as the Mesa XL is $110 by itself.
Bonfire vs Yukon, any thoughts here? After stacking 2 Amex offers (gift card purchase and regular purchase for a total of $100 back) bonfire with shield, cover, lid, base ring, carrying case + mesa comes to $367 out the door, and Yukon w/ shield only + mesa (cover& lid extra) comes to $649 out the door.
Is it a mistake to get the smaller bonfire vs Yukon?
Here's a Reddit post hosting the $50 off $200 referral code, stack it with the Amex offer to save $100 off $250. Makes it so you can get the bonfire for about $180 after tax.
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What's the best Amex card to use for all these Amex deals??
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What's the best Amex card to use for all these Amex deals??
If the ONLY reason you're getting an amex card is to leverage amex deals then the amex everyday is the "best" because it gives you access to both normal cash back deals and the "spend 1 amex point and get..." deals, and with no annual fee.
There's lots of other reasons other amex cards might be personally useful to you though (and even moreso if you travel) but it'd depend on your specific situation which ones.... and the best way to rack up CC rewards in general is doing as many new card signups as you can reasonably do, as often as you can do them.... (reasonably meaning you're making the required spend with spending you'd be doing normally anyway and can afford to pay off in full each month).
There's lots of other reasons other amex cards might be personally useful to you though (and even moreso if you travel) but it'd depend on your specific situation which ones.... and the best way to rack up CC rewards in general is doing as many new card signups as you can reasonably do, as often as you can do them.... (reasonably meaning you're making the required spend with spending you'd be doing normally anyway and can afford to pay off in full each month).
Is it a mistake to get the smaller bonfire vs Yukon?
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