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#1591
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: new york,ny
Posts: 200
5,000 MR points Amex Offer on $250 Alaska Air purchase
#1592
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Santa Barbara, CA
Posts: 1,277
Yes, I take the savings codes to the customer service desk and say I'd like to combine them into one gift card.
#1593
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SE Georgia
Posts: 85
Any data points on using a gift card purchased through the MPX app and paid with AMEX triggering the Google Express offer (or any offer)? I know the merchant category carries through. It would be nice to double dip 5x United miles at Bed Bath and Beyond and 2000 MR
#1594
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Chicago
Programs: Delta SkyMiles, IHG (Platinum Elite), Amtrak Guest Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors
Posts: 636
I have an offer for $30 off $150 at Choice hotels. There's a hotel that works great in terms of location and price point for an upcoming trip, but with taxes the prepaid adds up to $147.20. Any suggestions for how to get up to $150? There's no room I can "upgrade" to, and the non-prepaid rate is about ~$170.
#1595
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: RSW
Programs: Delta - Silver; UA - Silver; HHonors - Diamond; IHG - Spire Ambassador; Marriott Bonvoy - Titanium
Posts: 14,185
Absolutely no incidental you could add to your final bill?
#1596
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Chicago
Programs: Delta SkyMiles, IHG (Platinum Elite), Amtrak Guest Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors
Posts: 636
My stay is after the offer ends (11/25) so I'd be booking a prepaid rate to trigger the offer before it ends.
Perhaps I should wait a while for the rate to go up slightly over $150? Or is this unlikely to happen?
Perhaps I should wait a while for the rate to go up slightly over $150? Or is this unlikely to happen?
#1597
Join Date: Sep 2011
Programs: Virgin Atlantic Silver, IHG Diamond, Bonvoy Gold, Hilton Diamond, AA Platinum Pro
Posts: 1,386
I would call the hotel and just kindly ask to be charged $150. Why would they say no?
#1598
Moderator: Hyatt; FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: WAS
Programs: :rolleyes:, DL DM, Mlife Plat, Caesars Diam, Marriott Tit, UA Gold, Hyatt Glob, invol FT beta tester
Posts: 18,942
I need to check these more frequently -- apparently since 10/2 and through 11/30:
$10 off single purchase of $30+ at Caviar, redeemable twice for $20 max benefit.
I mainly use Caviar for small purchases, but they sell gift cards...
$10 off single purchase of $30+ at Caviar, redeemable twice for $20 max benefit.
I mainly use Caviar for small purchases, but they sell gift cards...
#1599
Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 20
AMEX GOLD - Red Door Spa Gift Ideas
Hi All,
Given that the holidays are coming up, I thought I'd share a juicy little deal floating around out there on amex gold at a really upscale spa.
Amex Offer: spend $175 on a gift card to Red Door Spa (many locations, check out http://www.thereddoor.com), get $55 back.
Red Door Spa: Spend $175 on a gift card, get a $25 gift certificate. Spend 275, get 50, spend 375, get 100.
If you go for the minimum 175, that alone is not bad - $200 worth of spa for $120. But if you're like me, and have set your spouse up with an additional gold card, you can make it better.
I went to the red door spa and asked for a $375 gift card, but had them split the charges over my two cards. BOOM! 375 + 100 gift certificate = 475 of spa for 265.
Now I'm an unashamed spa guy, but even if you're not into it it still makes a great gift.
Adam
Given that the holidays are coming up, I thought I'd share a juicy little deal floating around out there on amex gold at a really upscale spa.
Amex Offer: spend $175 on a gift card to Red Door Spa (many locations, check out http://www.thereddoor.com), get $55 back.
Red Door Spa: Spend $175 on a gift card, get a $25 gift certificate. Spend 275, get 50, spend 375, get 100.
If you go for the minimum 175, that alone is not bad - $200 worth of spa for $120. But if you're like me, and have set your spouse up with an additional gold card, you can make it better.
I went to the red door spa and asked for a $375 gift card, but had them split the charges over my two cards. BOOM! 375 + 100 gift certificate = 475 of spa for 265.
Now I'm an unashamed spa guy, but even if you're not into it it still makes a great gift.
Adam
#1600
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: ORD
Programs: status free since 2017
Posts: 2,188
There is a Alaska offer for 5000 points on $250 spend. Can I use this to buy gift card or buy flight ticket 60+days out and then cancel it for AS credit?
#1601
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Chicago
Programs: Delta SkyMiles, IHG (Platinum Elite), Amtrak Guest Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors
Posts: 636
Excellent suggestion. It might be better to call Choice Hotels rather than the specific hotel, as I'd be making a nonrefundable booking through Choice, but I'll give it a try - can post my results if anyone is interested.
#1602
Join Date: Sep 2011
Programs: Virgin Atlantic Silver, IHG Diamond, Bonvoy Gold, Hilton Diamond, AA Platinum Pro
Posts: 1,386
Being that it'd be such an oddball request, perhaps try using the excuse that it's a company expense, and if you don't meet a certain budget utilization level your division's budget will be slashed next year
#1603
Join Date: Jun 2015
Posts: 58
On my Gold Business Rewards card, spend $100 at Staples and get 2,000 MR points. I don't see anything in the fine print that excludes gift cards. Am I missing something?
#1604
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Santa Barbara, CA
Posts: 1,277
I have the same offer on my Platinum. It's online only, so no Amazon gift cards. Still some good choices, though.
#1605
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Sonoma
Programs: Several here and there, but not as many during my road warrior days!
Posts: 715
Bought a Hotels.com gift card and was notified the 2,000 points offers would post to my account. It day say a $2,000 statement credit tbough!