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Select Amex Cardholders: Shop Small Dining: $5 Statement Credit w/ $50+ Purchase (Limit 3 credits, $15 total)
American Express via Amex Offers [americanexpress.com] offers Select American Express Cardholders: $5 Cash Back Statement Credit after using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $50 in one or more purchases at businesses listed under the "Dining" Category filter on the Shop Small Map [americanexpress.com] or Online Directory [americanexpress.com] in the US & US territories by 12/31/2024. Limit of 3 statement credits (total of $15).
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- Eligibility and Enrollment
- Enrollment is limited. Eligible Card Members must first add offer to Card and then use same Card for qualifying spend. Only US-issued American Express® Cards are eligible.
- Limit of 3 statement credits (total of $15 back) per eligible Card Member. If the Card Account is canceled or past due, it may not qualify to receive the statement credits.
- Qualifying Purchases
- A "qualifying purchase" means a purchase made at a merchant location featured under the "Dining" Category on the Shop Small Map in the US and US territories available at go.amex/shopsmalldiningmap [americanexpress.com], or the "Dining" Category on the Online Directory available at go.amex/shopsmalldiningdirectory [americanexpress.com] on or before 12/31/2024. Offer valid only on purchases made in US dollars.
- Offer only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third parties, such as resellers, delivery services, or other intermediaries.
- Statement Credit
- Please allow 90-days after 12/31/2024 for the statement credit(s) to be posted to the Account, provided that American Express receives information from the merchant about your qualifying purchase.
- Participation in Amex Offers is subject to Amex Offers Program Terms [americanexpress.com].
Created 11-07-2024
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At most places we go, me and my wife won't spend $50, and I'm not generous enough to invite anyone else.
But I got the $15/$50 deal.
Same here.
At most places we go, me and my wife won't spend $50, and I'm not generous enough to invite anyone else.
But I got the $15/$50 deal.
Doesn't really work for me.
I don't go out to eat that much, maybe twice a month, and I rarely go to the same place twice.
Feel free to steal my idea and invent it.
Feel free to steal my idea and invent it.
in fact, you should have one credit card you can use anywhere and when you charge something, you go online to that credit card and you can divide up the charges (ie. re-charge) to any one of your other credit cards and you can pay for anything using anything of value (such as gift cards). in other words, if you go to Wendy's and you buy something for $20, you can pay for it with this credit card and when you go online, you can change it to $20 Wendy gc or $19.50 taco bell gc, or $20 bk credits or $17 charge to your amex or even use your amazon credits. you decide, the system knows everything you own so you decide...from home; not at the pos. the merchants doesn't need to know the details, you've consumed the service so then you go online and bargain for the payment. eventually ai will know how you think and it will do this all for you including using coupons, etc.
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in fact, you should have one credit card you can use anywhere and when you charge something, you go online to that credit card and you can divide up the charges (ie. re-charge) to any one of your other credit cards and you can pay for anything using anything of value (such as gift cards). in other words, if you go to Wendy's and you buy something for $20, you can pay for it with this credit card and when you go online, you can change it to $20 Wendy gc or $19.50 taco bell gc, or $20 bk credits or $17 charge to your amex or even use your amazon credits. you decide, the system knows everything you own so you decide...from home; not at the pos. the merchants doesn't need to know the details, you've consumed the service so then you go online and bargain for the payment. eventually ai will know how you think and it will do this all for you including using coupons, etc.
Only if the consumer demand it or the law mandates.
I'm hoping real AI becomes this force to be reckoned with that no one can stop it when it bring on new ways of doing things.
Same thing happened with credit cards. When I first used a credit card at the grocery store, my family laughed at me, my friends said it wasn't financially sound or worth it, and the other shoppers frowned on me. Thanks to the consumer, nobody will shop at your grocery store if you *don't* accept credit cards.
When I paid my bills instead writing a check (the make sure my account got the credit and not someone else, to "make money" on the float, and/or to have proof in the form of a "receipt")....same thing.
Everybody thought I was crazy to put my credit number into an online shopping portal just to save the sales tax and a few dollars cheaper for the goods, even with free shipping.
This was in the 90s, not so long ago.
Only if the consumer demand it or the law mandates.
I'm hoping real AI becomes this force to be reckoned with that no one can stop it when it bring on new ways of doing things.
Same thing happened with credit cards. When I first used a credit card at the grocery store, my family laughed at me, my friends said it wasn't financially sound or worth it, and the other shoppers frowned on me. Thanks to the consumer, nobody will shop at your grocery store if you *don't* accept credit cards.
When I paid my bills instead writing a check (the make sure my account got the credit and not someone else, to "make money" on the float, and/or to have proof in the form of a "receipt")....same thing.
Everybody thought I was crazy to put my credit number into an online shopping portal just to save the sales tax and a few dollars cheaper for the goods, even with free shipping.
This was in the 90s, not so long ago.
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Offer ends 12/31/24
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