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EasternTraveler Feb 22, 2019 2:11 pm


Originally Posted by Diplomatico (Post 30756024)
Really don't understand why so many newbs keep buying these gift cards in multiple separate transactions, often days apart, when it really isn't necessary.....?

What is this guy talking about?

points_ranger Feb 22, 2019 4:04 pm

Data Point (AMEX Gold)

Bought 2 Delta e-GCs at $50 each on 2/18/19 and got reimbursed on 2/20/19

scubadu Feb 22, 2019 4:48 pm


Originally Posted by EasternTraveler (Post 30810765)
What is this guy talking about?

Just out of curiosity, have you by chance considered taking 5 minutes to actually read the Wiki at the top of the page, seriously?

Regards

EasternTraveler Feb 22, 2019 4:58 pm

I know you can purchase multiple $50's, but it seems like he may be saying that you can do a larger amount. Maybe I read it wrong. Have a great day.

mia Feb 22, 2019 5:45 pm


Originally Posted by Diplomatico (Post 30756024)
Really don't understand why so many newbs keep buying these gift cards in multiple separate transactions, often days apart, when it really isn't necessary.....?


Originally Posted by EasternTraveler (Post 30810765)
What is this guy talking about?

THIS: No need to place separate orders using multiple carts/checkouts. By adding multiple certs to one order (e.g., 4 x $50), even though they are in the same cart, the certs will post as separate transactions and still generate a credit for each.

EasternTraveler Feb 22, 2019 5:49 pm

Thanks mia, I didn't think you could buy larger denominations. But, I was hoping.

MBTZBIH Feb 25, 2019 6:57 am

DL 4x50
 
Amex Platinum: Purchased 4x50 on 21st via desktop site, got the egift cards immediately, got the reimbursement on 2/25 for each one.

jjk1984 Feb 25, 2019 6:58 am

AmEx Platinum Card
Purchased 4x $50 Delta eGift Certificates in one transaction on 2/20/2019
4x Transactions posted to account on 2/21/2019
4x "AMEX Airline Fee Reimbursement" posted to account on 2/22/2019

tr314 Feb 25, 2019 7:19 am

Hilton Amex Aspire $250 airline credit
Purchased 5x$50 Delta eGift via link at the beginning of this thread on 2/22/19.
5x $50 AMEX Airline Fee Reimbursement posted 2/24/19

EasternTraveler Feb 25, 2019 8:31 am

Purchased 2x50 on 21st, rebated this morning.

Xephyr Feb 25, 2019 11:14 am


Originally Posted by mia (Post 30811382)
THIS: No need to place separate orders using multiple carts/checkouts. By adding multiple certs to one order (e.g., 4 x $50), even though they are in the same cart, the certs will post as separate transactions and still generate a credit for each.

Just be aware that the credit may not be posted all on the same day.

LukeIronWall Feb 25, 2019 4:27 pm

Just heard the news that they may not be reimbursing AA GC anymore :( .. delta still going strong tho?

krazykanuck Feb 25, 2019 5:21 pm


Originally Posted by LukeIronWall (Post 30821320)
Just heard the news that they may not be reimbursing AA GC anymore :( .. delta still going strong tho?

Did you not read the 4 posts from today alone?

EasternTraveler Feb 25, 2019 5:57 pm


Originally Posted by krazykanuck (Post 30821490)
Did you not read the 4 posts from today alone?

I agree with you. His post was totally illogical.

Hkwisdom Feb 26, 2019 6:38 am

AmEx Platinum Card
Purchased 2x $50 Delta eGift Certificates and 1X$55 Delta eGift in one transaction on 2/24/2019
2x$50 AMEX Airline Fee Reimbursement posted 2/25/19. $55 Not reimbursed.

Looks like more than $50 won't be reimbursed.


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