Good morning everyone, I just went through all of my AMEX cards and found all the new AMEX Offers linked to my cards. None of these AMEX Offers are amazing (I miss all the great AMEX Offers from last year), but they might save you a few bucks on normal everyday spending.
- Big Lots: $10 off $50
- DoubleTree by Hilton: $35 off $175 (might be possible to buy a Hilton gift card)
- Home Depot: 5% off $100
- Petco: $25 off $75
Here are the remaining AMEX Offers, sorted alphabetically:
- 7 For All Mankind: $75 off $250
- Allen Edmonds: $50 off $250
- C.O. Bigelow Apothecaries: $10 off $50
- Crayola: $5 off $25
- Dancing Deer: $10 off $50
- Honest Co.: $10 off $40
- Morgans Hotel Group: 25% off your stay
- Oak Hall: $50 off $150
- Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH): $10 off $40
- Orvis: $10 off $50
- Rebecca Taylor: $50 off $250
- Salvatore Ferragamo: $150 off $750
- Souplantation & Sweet Tomatoes: $5 off $25
- Wine Country Gift Baskets: $10 off $50
If I missed any new AMEX Offers, please let me know. If you have any questions about any of the AMEX Offers listed above, please leave a comment below. Have a great Tuesday everyone!
Grant, what have you been using to MS lately?
All I do now is Nationwide Visa Buxx. 4 teen cards = $3200 of MS for $32. Not too bad from home.
I have some Nationwide Buxx cards, too. I load them and pay my Citi credit card with them. (I guess some folks buy money orders at Walmart with them.) But the load fee is now $2 for $200. It’s pretty easy work, but not that lucrative. Do you just use a 2% cashback credit card to load? Not going to get rich on that! I used to load with my Club Carlson cards before they killed the BOGO. Now I’ve been loading with my new Chase Freedom Unlimited. It basically allows me to buy Ultimate Rewards points for .66 cents each. With three Buxx cards, it works out to about 3500 UR points a month for a little less than $25. Not great, but it’s not a lot of work, either.
I used to use my Citi DC, but now I’m working on the $10,000 Citi HH spend for the free night cert. I have 2 of those Citi HH cards.
Ah, miscellaneous spend to meet credit card sign-up bonuses. Seems like a good strategy.