Good morning everyone, I just logged into my American Express online account and saw a $10 statement credit from “AMERICAN EXPRESS COMNEW YORK”. I did a little digging and discovered that it was the $10 statement credit from the $50 Nike eGift Card AMEX Offer from a few weeks ago.
Good morning everyone, I hope your week is going well. A few weeks ago, American Express released an AMEX Offer for Walmart.com where you can receive a $10 statement credit after spending $50 or more. Walmart.com sells several gift cards and egift cards, so I wanted to buy a $50 Uber egift card. Shortly after placing my order, I received a confirmation email from Walmart. All looked good until…
…exactly 1 minute later, I received an email from Walmart that my order was canceled. I didn’t even have time to put my American Express credit card back into my wallet before my order was instantly cancelled. So frustrating!
Good morning everyone, happy Thursday! Last week, I applied for the much talked about new American Express Blue Business Plus Credit Card (my referral link). The sign up bonus was decent (20,000 Membership Reward Points after spending $3,000 in 3 months), the 2x on all spend for the first $50,000 in purchases every year is great, and having no annual fee is the perfect reason to hold on to this credit card for years to come. In this post, I will walk you through the approval process and “unbox” the new credit card and show you what the new credit card looks like. (Disclaimer: there is no box, just a UPS Second Day Air flat envelope.) Here is the front and back of the American Express Blue Business Plus Credit Card. I am kind of disappointed that this credit card looks just like my American Express Old Blue Cash Credit Card (OBC) and my American Express Blue Cash Everyday Credit Card (BCE). I wish the card was more distinctive looking. Oh well.
Good afternoon everyone, I hope your Memorial Day Weekend is going well. I have the American Express Business Platinum Charge Card and some of the card benefits get a lot of attention: Centurion Lounge access, Priority Pass membership, $200 airline reimbursement annually, Global Entry fee reimbursement, and the 50% Pay with Points rebate on flights.
Surprisingly, there are several other less talked about benefits of the American Express Business Platinum Charge Card too. One such benefit that I just used for the first time was the American Express Business Platinum Charge Card Concierge (I believe the various versions of the American Express Platinum Charge Card also have this benefit). I wanted to make a dinner reservation for a special occasion and I wasn’t having any luck with OpenTable (unless I wanted a 5pm or 10pm reservation – no thank you!). I decided to call the Concierge (1-800-492-8468) and see if they could help me out. If you have a personal American Express Platinum Charge Card, just call the number on the back of your card and you can navigate to the Concierge Department.
Buenos dias everyone. The annual fee posted on my American Express Business Platinum Charge Card on April 26, and since I hate making phone calls, I waited until the very last minute to call about canceling the card. American Express will only refund your annual fee if you cancel or downgrade within 30 days of when the annual fee posts to your card.
Once I finally resigned myself to getting on the phone, I told the representative that I wanted to speak with someone about closing my account because of the recent changes to the Membership Rewards Pay with Points rebate. She mentioned the fact that the card now earns 5 points per dollar spent on amextravel.com, then placed me on hold for several minutes and then handed me off to someone from their OPEN Membership Consulting team.