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Each week we publish a number of fantastic deals on the blog and in Quick Deals. Most deals don’t last long, but some hang around for awhile.
In an effort to keep you up to date, we have gone back through each of the deals posted over the last couple of months to let you know which ones are still active. Deals added during the past week appear in bold.
Here are the deals still alive as of February 21, 2016:
Through February 24
Through March 5
Through March 10
Through March 26
Through March 29
Through March 31
- Earn $.60 Off Per Gallon for 90 Days with BP Driver Rewards
- Targeted Amex Offer: Up to 20% off Hotel Stays
Through April 11
Through December 31
Through July 31, 2018
Through ?
- 3 or 4K Free Miles in Copa’s New Frequent Flyer Program
- Chase British Airways Visa up to 100K Offer Returns
- Increased Chase Offer – Ink Plus 60K
- Free UPS Pickups for a Year: Sign-Up in Minutes
- $200 Sign-Up Bonus & 3X Categories with the AARP Credit Card from Chase
- Earn 50K AAdvantage or 40K ThankYou Points for Opening a Citi Checking Account
- American Airlines & Uber Partner Up: Earn Bonus Points & A Free Ride for Exec Plat Members
- Targeted Amex Bonuses Including 100K Platinum & Increased 87.5K Marriott Bonus
- GiftCards.com returns to portals
- Earn 10K Ultimate Rewards for Referring Friends to Chase Sapphire Preferred 50K Offer
- 70K Offer on the No Annual Fee Hilton HHonors American Express
Have a great day!
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I tried to use the Quicksilver code for 2 free rides, but the code doesn’t work anymore because too many people have used it.
Thanks. I’ll remove it. I didn’t have a way to test that code since I don’t have a Quicksilver. I appreciate the data point.
I’m always late for giveouts, special discounts etc. Guess not this time! =)
I legitimately don’t understand what are the qualifications for something being categorized in the “Through?” section. For example, the post on Giftcards.com returning to portals. It was posted today. Why is that in “Through?”?
It means there is no set end date or the end date is not published. We try to publish the expiration date of offers, but not every offer has that information.
Okay, I had been wondering it for a while. Good to know.