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Several members of our Frequent Miler Insiders Facebook group reported receiving a great targeted offer today for the Gold Delta SkyMiles credit cards (both personal and business versions): up to 75,000 SkyMiles: 50,000 miles after making $2,000 in purchases in the first 3 months and a further 25,000 miles after making an additional $1,000 in purchases in the first 6 months. I don’t recall ever seeing a better offer on the Gold Delta SkyMiles cards.
The Offer:
Gold Delta SkyMiles Credit Card (note that readers have reported clicking through and finding that they are also targeted for the same offer on the business card)
- Earn 50,000 bonus miles after you spend $2,000 on purchases in the first 3 months
- Earn 25,000 bonus miles after you spend an additional $1,000 on purchases in the first 6 months
- Earn a $50 statement credit after making a Delta purchase in the first 3 months
Key Card Details
- Earn 2x on Delta
- Earn 1x everywhere else
- Priority Boarding
- Free checked bags
- $95 annual fee is waived the first year
- Targeted offer ends 1/24/18
Quick Thoughts
This looks like a fantastic offer if you receive it. Readers reported receiving this offer via email (with the subject line: Earn up to 75,000 Bonus Miles and More with this Special Offer“) and though the email highlights the personal card they have reported also seeing the same offer on the business card after clicking through the link in the email. Seventy-five thousand SkyMiles on just $3,000 spend is a pretty terrific offer and might be the best there has ever been on the Gold cards.
Personally, I think the business version of the card looks more appealing since it wouldn’t affect 5/24 count. Furthermore, those receiving the offer have reported seeing no once-in-a-lifetime language, indicating that the targeted bonus offer may be open even to those who have had the card before (though YMMV and be sure to read the terms of your offer carefully should you be targeted). If that’s correct, it would be a welcome offer for many recipients.
If you’re a Delta SkyMiles member and looking for one of these cards, keep an eye on your email to see if you’re targeted.
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Can you buy gift card on Delta.com in order to get $50 statement credit?
Yes, but make sure that you are still on Delta.com when making the purchase. People have found that if you try to do that through a mobile browser, it takes you to a different site for buying gift cards and those do not come through as Delta purchases.
Ok, I’ll try that.
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Any way I can get targeted for this offer by dummy bookings etc?
Great article! I added both the main card and its AU card on one account to manage it easier. Then, I read that the offer only applies once to an account. So it seems that it is better to create 2 separate accounts to obtain the same offer on both cards. Any thoughts on this?
my wife got this offer –no lifetime – I wanted to use it -I could change name on application page
BUT!!
First thing you see on t/c
Terms & Conditions
+Additional Rates and Fees Apply
If we in our sole discretion determine that you have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with the welcome bonus offer in any way or that you intend to do so (for example, if you applied for one or more cards to obtain a welcome bonus offer(s) that we did not intend for you; if you cancel or downgrade your account within 12 months after acquiring it; or if you cancel or return purchases you made to meet the Threshold Amount), we may not credit the welcome bonus to, we may freeze the welcome bonus credited to, or we may take away the welcome bonus from your account. We may also cancel this Card account and other Card accounts you may have with us
I just applied for the personal version of this card on the 60k offer last week. Could I apply for the business version now?
Yes.
Do you see Amex matching this offer for those who just jumped on the 60K offer?
They’re not known for matching targeted offers, but they match 0% of the time when you don’t ask. If you have a friend who got the email, it might be worth a shot.