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#2356
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: JRF
Programs: AA Gold, Marriott Platinum, Hilton Diamond, National Executive Elite
Posts: 1,784
Any luck exceeding the $300 overpayment limit on the ATT site? I noticed as long as I was under $300 in credits on the account I can continue to pay any amount but looks like I’ll only be able to do 2/3 $50x3 offers by the time the Amex offer expires
#2357
Join Date: Oct 2007
Programs: AA, WN, UA, Bonvoy, Hertz
Posts: 2,491
AmEx Offers is a great, public example of how collected data can be used to create offers. WSJ article on some of this: https://share.qz.com/news/1232958/body/
What is very important to note from the article is if a customer is loyal, there is no need to offer a big discount offer if they would spend money at the merchant anyway. I think this is true with AmEx too depending on the merchant request for targeting.
#2358
Does it trigger my Amex Offer or Not?
I ordered $100 of clothes on ralph lauren .com on 26th.
Then I found the amex offer (250 - 50), and added the offer to my card on 28th.
I purchased 250+ of clothes on ralph lauren .com on 28th, and cancelled my old order on the 26th.
Would Amex recognize 250 spent, which would trigger the offer, or only 250-100 = 150 spend due to the cancellation of a previous order?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Then I found the amex offer (250 - 50), and added the offer to my card on 28th.
I purchased 250+ of clothes on ralph lauren .com on 28th, and cancelled my old order on the 26th.
Would Amex recognize 250 spent, which would trigger the offer, or only 250-100 = 150 spend due to the cancellation of a previous order?
Thanks for your help in advance!
#2359
Join Date: Jan 2016
Programs: Ink/Sapphire/Freedom/SPG
Posts: 338
Pay the bill for your friends and family and ask them to pay for you next month or so.
#2360
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Florida
Posts: 29,760
Is there actually a downside to committing an offer to a card? The whole thing seems like a silly, but fun, game that Amex likes to play. Theoretically they could just load up all the cards with these offers and then send an update email with what's out there or post online as they do now. The whole notion of "adding" an offer to a card seems to me purely gameification.
The only downside that I see is that I have multiple cards and don't necessarily want to commit to adding it to one card before it's offered on another. For instance, I get Hilton offers on my Plat card but they haven't showed up yet for my Hilton card. I'm hoping that it will get added to my Hilton card but it definitely won't if I add it to my Plat card. About 1/2 the time, if I wait, it shows up on the card I actually want to add it to.
I saw the $100/$500 World's leading cruise lines offer on a few cards but would like it to show up on a particular card so I waited. Now the offer is not there anymore. I am actually surprised it disappears so quickly because it was only mentioned here a few days ago. In the past the cruise offer did not disappear for weeks.
#2361
Join Date: May 2015
Posts: 674
I have this offer on my card:
Get 15% back on purchases, up to $10
Save at U.S. supermarkets
I have been to the supermarket twice, and nothing has shown up. Does this only happen when the statement closes?
Save at U.S. supermarkets
#2362
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 998
Have you actually see it code as grocery store? I'm not sure Amex has a supermarket specific category, but I know some stores people consider supermarkets (Fred Meyers is one since about 50% of the store is food items) instead codes as "Superstores and warehouse clubs" or something, I doubt that would trigger the 15% back and it also doesn't trigger 4x on points.
#2363
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 1,224
No, my credit posted immediately after the transaction posted...and mine was a pretty small local grocery store...
#2364
Moderator
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Miami, Mpls & London
Programs: AA & Marriott Perpetual Platinum; DL & HH Gold
Posts: 48,954
#2365
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: ORD [formerly] + HKG
Programs: CX Diamond, AA exExPlat, BAEC exGold, HH Diamond, Hyatt Globalist, Starriott Titanium, GE
Posts: 2,966
I got the W-A/Conrad $70 off $350 offer recently. It says that the booking must be direct and not prepaid, etc. Does anyone know if this will stack/work with Amex FHR?
#2366
Join Date: May 2015
Posts: 674
Yes it is listed under my active offers
It is a regular neighborhood supermarket (Key Foods) and does show up as such
Have you actually see it code as grocery store? I'm not sure Amex has a supermarket specific category, but I know some stores people consider supermarkets (Fred Meyers is one since about 50% of the store is food items) instead codes as "Superstores and warehouse clubs" or something, I doubt that would trigger the 15% back and it also doesn't trigger 4x on points.
#2367
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: RSW
Programs: Delta - Silver; UA - Silver; HHonors - Diamond; IHG - Spire Ambassador; Marriott Bonvoy - Titanium
Posts: 14,185
That supermarket rebate offer should show up within a day or so of the final charge posting, which can be a few days after the initial pending transaction.
#2368
Join Date: Sep 2013
Posts: 144
does anyone know if you place an order through chat or phone with dell to do a price match will it still trigger the offer
#2369
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: SEA (previous locations: DTW, TLV, EWR, BOS)
Programs: AS: 75K; DL/NW: Plat; DL SC: Lifetime; Hyatt: Diamond; HH: Gold; SPG: Plat;
Posts: 3,383
Does Dell allow price-match after the order has been placed (like, moments after)? Their price-match website walks you through the process of placing a price-match order, but not how to price match after the fact.
#2370
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: RSW
Programs: Delta - Silver; UA - Silver; HHonors - Diamond; IHG - Spire Ambassador; Marriott Bonvoy - Titanium
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Spend $175 or more, get $40 back
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