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Select Amex Cardholders: Amazon, Earn Expired
1200 MR Points w/ $150+ Purchase
(up to 3600 MR Points)
American Express via Amex Offers offers Select American Express Cardholders: Earn 1,200 Membership Rewards points after using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $150 in one or more purchases online at Amazon.com by 12/31/2024. Limit of 3,600 total Membership Rewards points.
Thanks to community member MaroonLake496 for sharing this deal.
Note: You must log in to your American Express account to see if you are eligible for the offer (add to your card if available). There may be slightly different variations of this offer.
Thanks to community member MaroonLake496 for sharing this deal.
Note: You must log in to your American Express account to see if you are eligible for the offer (add to your card if available). There may be slightly different variations of this offer.
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Earn 1,200 additional Membership Rewards® points after using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $150 in one or more purchases online at Amazon.com by 12/31/2024. Limit of 3,600 total Membership Rewards points.
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No. $150 in three separate transactions would earn the 3600 bonus points.
1200 & 150 = 1350 points per $150 spent, which equals about $13.50 if you buy the gift cards with best redemption value like Home Depot.
Note: prime members would normally earn $7.50 rebate when using their prime visa CC. So this deal is really only valued at $6.00 or 4% rebate for those not using their prime Visa.
Not worth it for me. It's like buying a Home Depot gift card for 4% off.
1200 & 150 = 1350 points per $150 spent, which equals about $13.50 if you buy the gift cards with best redemption value like Home Depot.
Note: prime members would normally earn $7.50 rebate when using their prime visa CC. So this deal is really only valued at $6.00 or 4% rebate for those not using their prime Visa.
Not worth it for me. It's like buying a Home Depot gift card for 4% off.
You might have to add all offers to your card for it to pop up. I added 388 to mine. That's the only reason this one popped up. Probably not worth the effort.
Amex only displays about a maximum of 100 new offers.
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For non-business/first class travel, you can still get significant value from the points. I just purchased three Premium Economy tickets on British Airways to London, and the point value was close to 1.5 cents. I've been sitting on a lot of points and JUST missed a 40% boost on some of the transfer, so I could have had a slightly higher valuation.
$1800 cash outlay instead of $5000 is a nice redemption savings to me. I could have done better with a different airline, but I paid for convenience (direct flight) and a better travel experience over an Economy ticket. BA and Heathrow are murderous for fees, but that's what I needed.
1200 & 150 = 1350 points per $150 spent, which equals about $13.50 if you buy the gift cards with best redemption value like Home Depot.
Note: prime members would normally earn $7.50 rebate when using their prime visa CC. So this deal is really only valued at $6.00 or 4% rebate for those not using their prime Visa.
Not worth it for me. It's like buying a Home Depot gift card for 4% off.
The points can have a higher value when used for flights, however this does not apply to me. I accumulate so many airline and hotel points from work travel and from credit card signup bonuses that it has covered almost all of my personal travel for years. If you don't fly much and if you already have more gift cards than you can spend, then you will probably find that Amex points are not worth much.
1200 & 150 = 1350 points per $150 spent, which equals about $13.50 if you buy the gift cards with best redemption value like Home Depot.
Note: prime members would normally earn $7.50 rebate when using their prime visa CC. So this deal is really only valued at $6.00 or 4% rebate for those not using their prime Visa.
Not worth it for me. It's like buying a Home Depot gift card for 4% off.
How do you figure Amex Membership Rewards are worth 0.44¢ each? They can be redeemed for statement credit at 0.6¢ per point so 1,350 points is at minimum $8.10 or 5.4% return which is greater than 5.0% rebate from Prime Visa.
If it said "spend $150 or more in a single transaction" then you would have to do it separately but the risk is up to you -- if you can split it then do that just to play it safe otherwise if you have a big purchase to make anyways then go for it
If you're buying regular items then you can always reload your Amazon account GC balance $150 at a time and use that to make the purchase -- if you're buying something that needs CC payment like gift cards then just pay for it directly
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1200 & 150 = 1350 points per $150 spent, which equals about $13.50 if you buy the gift cards with best redemption value like Home Depot.
Note: prime members would normally earn $7.50 rebate when using their prime visa CC. So this deal is really only valued at $6.00 or 4% rebate for those not using their prime Visa.
Not worth it for me. It's like buying a Home Depot gift card for 4% off.