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Great New Amex Offers!

9 years ago
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by Charlie
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Written by Charlie

There are quite a few great new Amex Offers! Check to see which ones you have and what you may be missing.

It has been a while since a bunch of (worthwhile) Amex Offers came out but it seems like quite a few were loaded in the last couple of days. I am going to put all the ones here that I have and mark any that I think may have been targeted. Check your accounts!

Great New Amex Offers!

new Amex Offers

Petco

  • Spend $75, get $25 back
  • Expires 6/6/2016
  • Valid online only at petco.com
  • Great deal if you have some pets or want to buy/flip

DoubleTree by Hilton

  • Spend $175, get $35 back
  • Expires 6/30/2016
  • Valid for room rate and room charges
  • Book direct with DoubleTree by Hilton
  • #amexdoubletree (thanks @wallerswallet)

Morgans Hotel Group

  • Get 25% off your stay
  • Expires 9/07/2016
  • Stay 2+ nights, get 25% off at select Morgans Hotel Group properties
  • Book at www.morganshotelgroup.com/amex
  • Use promo code DSAXPR

Salvatore Ferragamo

  • Spend $750, get $150 back
  • Expires 6/07/2016
  • Valid in-store or online
  • Not valid at outlets

Rebecca Taylor

  • Spend $250, get $50 back
  • Expires 7/02/2016
  • Valid online or in-store

Big Lots

  • Spend $50, get $10 back
  • Expires 6/30/2016
  • Valid in-store
  • On all my cards but one

Allen Edmonds

  • Spend $250, get $50 back
  • Expires 6/19/2016
  • Valid online or in-store

Crayola

  • Spend $25, get $5 back
  • Expires 8/02/2016
  • Valid online

7 For All Mankind

  • Spend $250, get $75 back
  • Expires 6/15/2016
  • Valid online or in-store

Summary

Even if some of the places do not interest you, check to see what the terms say about gift cards, if they process them directly or through a third party and if you can flip them. That could help you make a bit of money while also getting spending.

Or, just buy gift cards for future use. That is what I do with most of the gift cards I buy as there are certain places that I always spend money and I love getting the simplicity of saving money on the face value of a gift card.

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Charlie

Charlie has been an avid traveler and runner for many years. He has run in marathons around the world for less than it would cost to travel to the next town - all as a result of collecting and using miles and points. Over the years, he has flown hundreds of thousands of miles and collected millions of miles and points.
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2 Comments

  • For the Doubletree one, it says excludes advance purchase rates? Is this accurate? Or should I not worry about it since usually any purchase will trigger credit.

    • My guess is advance purchase rates are more likely processed by a third-party booker (Expedia, Orbitz, etc.) so that wouldn’t qualify. Odd though since they could just say “paid for directly with the hotel” or something to cover that.