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Amex is out with a ton of new Amex Offers this morning, many of them with Twitter hashtags. Here are a few:
Retail
Best Buy: Spend $300, get $30 back – #AmexBestBuy (online or in-store)
eBags: Spend $75, get $15 back – #AmexeBags
Levis: Spend $125, get $25 back
Hotels
Marriott: Spend $150, get $30 back – #AmexMarriott (only at Marriott hotels; only valid in US, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands)
La Quinta: Spend $100, get $20 back – #AmexLaQuinta (only valid at locations in the US)
Restaurants
Five Guys: Spend $20, get $5 back
California Pizza Kitchen: Spend $40, get $10 back – #AmexCPK
Boston Market: Spend $25, get $5 back – #AmexBostonMkt
Bottom Line
There are a number of very good offers out today, many of which are available via Twitter. See our Complete Guide to Amex Offers for information on syncing offers to multiple cards. Keep an eye on terms — for example, the Marriott offer is only good at Marriott hotels (not Courtyard or Ritz or Fairfield, etc) and only at properties in the US, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Also remember that you can earn an additional 1x per dollar online at Best Buy with Membership Rewards earning cards. Check your Amex accounts for other interesting offers this morning as there are bound to be other good targeted offers.
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With past Marriott offers, we’ve been able to guy gc’s at the front desk. Has anyone tried with this one?
Buy, not guy
Marriott and SPG are the same company. So, why not?
Intriguing that Amex has an offer for Marriott . Perhaps they are testing the response for an Amex Marriott card .
Five Guys is fine, but if the offer were for In-N-Out then I’d be happier. 🙂
The lines are bad enough 🙂
No lines at In-N-Out in TX
So lucky, not the same for SoCal!
The Five Guys offer is also available via Twitter.
Is the Multiple Browser trick to add offers still working? I noticed the Complete Guide to Amex Offers has not been updated recently and I remember people were having issues with the Multiple browser trick when Amex updated their website. Thanks!
Multiple browser still worked for me last week. Thanks for mentioning the latest info — you’re right and we’ll get that Complete Guide updated with new screen shots today.
The issue people have been having is that the offers disappear from other cards once you use the offer on one card. However, you can make them reappear. See this post:
https://frequentmiler.com/2017/06/15/disappearing-amex-offers-glitch-change/
It worked for me today morning where I added BBuy & 5Guys to all 4 of my cards
PetCo.com offer for $15 off $50 as well. My last physical card purchase processed from PetCo.com. Someone reporting that they new process via CashStar, but I don’t know if that’s just for e-gift cards or physical ones as well.
I just bought a bunch of physical gift cards at Petco.com with my Amex cards that had the offer. It did say they were via CashStar, but I got the “Great News! You used your Amex offer” emails for all of them. Usually the offer posts if I get the email.
Thanks for the report. I’ll try one out and if it works, I’ll do it it on my other two.
Was in Boston Market recently and noticed a corporate sign promoting availability of gift cards that specifically indicated that gift cards must be purchased with cash. Not sure if its routinely enforced or hard-coded but thought that strange policy.