Select Amex Cardholders: Spend $550+ at Dell & Receive
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$105 Credit
$550.00
(Valid thru 7/31)
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American Express via Amex Offers is offering Select American Express Cardholders: $105 Statement Credit when you spend a minimum of $550+ online at Dell w/ your enrolled/qualifying Amex Card. Offer valid through July 31, 2024 or while offer last.
Thanks to community member GottaLoveAZ for finding this deal.
Note, offer/availability will vary by cardholder. Please login to your American Express account to see if the offer is available and then add it to your qualifying Amex card
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Enrollment is limited
This offer does not apply to refurbished items systems or spare parts and is not valid for online auctioneers, Professional Associations or other Dell Member Purchase Programs
Excludes all e-gift card/gift card purchases
Limit 1 enrolled card per member across all American Express offer channels
Statement credit will appear on your billing statement within 90 days after July 31, 2024
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Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Amex Offers via American Express is offering Select American Express Cardholders:
Get a one-time $105 statement credit by using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $550 in one or more purchases online at Dell.com by 7/31/2024.
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Looks like the AMEX app finally added a search function for offers. Saves time by not having to scroll through each card for offers. Nice !
I would claim this offer simply for buying a video card. The 4000 series stuff rarely discounts, and maybe that will change with the 5000 series launch, but Dell carries MSI and PNY 4000 cards. More than likely the best deal you'll find on a 4070 Super or higher as long as you're ok with the brands.
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Then if yes, go to the Amex or Chase app and search your own offers. Saves tons of time.
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I would claim this offer simply for buying a video card. The 4000 series stuff rarely discounts, and maybe that will change with the 5000 series launch, but Dell carries MSI and PNY 4000 cards. More than likely the best deal you'll find on a 4070 Super or higher as long as you're ok with the brands.
Looks like the AMEX app finally added a search function for offers. Saves time by not having to scroll through each card for offers. Nice !
I just tried and it is buggy lol. It won't even take the search input properly (tried with a different keyboard as well). I've to enter 'e' like 10 times after entering 'd', for it to appear.
Dell went off the deep end with their AI product branding and are way too expensive for the quality and thermals. Check their margins in their most recent earnings report. You're better off using this deal to buy a GPU. Everything else is a rip off.
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Then if yes, go to the Amex or Chase app and search your own offers. Saves tons of time.
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I use award wallet. It activates every offer automatically. And I can search easily for any award on all my cards.
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I just tried and it is buggy lol. It won't even take the search input properly (tried with a different keyboard as well). I've to enter 'e' like 10 times after entering 'd', for it to appear.