Good evening everyone. A few days ago, Chase Hyatt Credit Card holders were sent a promotional email where they could earn a $20 statement credit by enrolling in the promo and spending $50 or more at Whole Foods Market with their Chase Hyatt Credit Card. The promo was pretty simple and seemed like an easy $20. I made a qualifying purchase in-store and received the $20 statement credit a few days later.
Good afternoon everyone. I just logged into my American Express online account and noticed a new AMEX Offer for Macy’s. If you spend $100 or more at Macy’s (in-store or online), you will get a $15 statement credit. If you have an American Express Membership Reward earning credit card, you should also have another Macy’s AMEX Offer where you can earn a bonus Membership Reward Point for shopping at Macy’s, but that offer is only good online at Macys.com.
Good afternoon everyone, I have a quick deal to share. If you use the Swych app, you can buy a $50 Hotels.com eGift Card for $40 and a $10 Chipotle eGift Card for $1. You need to use promo code LaborDay and pay with ApplePay or AndroidPay.
A few weeks ago Pruvo, a new company in the hotel booking niche, contacted me to see if I wanted to give them a try. Why me? They saw the blog posts I wrote about AutoSlash. Pruvo figured if I liked using a car rental site like AutoSlash to save money, I’d like a site like Pruvo that saves me money on my hotel reservations. I agreed to test them out, and let them know up front that I would also be writing a review of my experience. Pruvo’s management team was very responsive to my emails and we were off to a great start.
Though it may seem obvious, let’s first talk about what a hotel booking site is. A hotel booking site finds the lowest price possible for hotel rooms. And in Pruvo’s case, even after you’ve made the hotel reservation. Pruvo doesn’t actually consider itself a booking site, but rather, they see themselves as a hotel rebooking site! But they sure do rely on hotel booking sites to monitor prices. Pruvo sees itself as a complementary service that is used after a hotel reservation is made.
If you’ve signed up already, or plan to sign up for the newest Alaska Airlines promo, called Dash for the Miles, here’s some news for you. I registered for the promo right away and started working on the three tasks for the miles. The Opinion Survey, IMHO, is a waste of time. That story is for another time :) But the other two, one for dining and one for shopping using the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan portal, are easy enough to do, so I got started on those.
