willywilkes

Read about 7 months of this thread and tried searching before posting. It looks like the question is often asked and I do not see a lot of clear answers. "Spend $300 or more, get $60 back MGM Resorts" I cannot tell from the T&C if this can be cumulative or not, I have a room booked for March that I will cancel and I will book an upgraded room if it can be cumulative, but I will be at $300 including the advanced deposit I have to put down. I don't expect to have a single transaction over $300.

Exact wording is:
"Get a one-time $60 statement credit by using your enrolled Card to spend $300+ on room rate and room charges, when you pay for your stay at select MGM Resorts destinations from 1/24/18 to 4/24/18. See terms for exclusions."

I know I redeemed an SPG offer in the Fall with the same wording and it was split among multiple stays, but I am hesitant since I would only take the upgraded room if this offer will count since it is paying for the upgrade....

Points Scrounger

In this case "one time" means that you can only get the credit once, no matter how much you spend. If it weren't cumulative, language such as "a single stay" would be present.

floridagal23

Any recent data points on amazon prime offer? I’ve never had prime. My husband just signed up for a free 30 day trial. How do we get amazon to charge our card before 1/31 to take advantage of the 5000 point offer? Has gifting a prime membership worked? See inconsistent data points but gifting not excluded under offer terms.

mhdena

Sign up in your name using a card with the offer.

floridagal23

vm81

Not sure but maybe you can talk to Amazon but I think you should be able to cancel your membership and then sign up again....its not going to give you a second 30 day trial. The only thing I am not sure is that if you cancel it and rejoin...will it say that you are still under your 30 day period. If thats happens...maybe talk to Amazon.

floridagal23

Thanks. I was just coming back to post an update but I live chatted Amazon and that was what they suggested. Got the Amex offer email saying that the offer was redeemed so thankfully it worked!

vm81

Glad it worked out. If gifting was an option...I would have been set for next 6 years

Happy

Has anybody seen the $100 statement credit on $500+ booking with cruiselines?

In 2017 said offer has shown up twice, once in the first quarter and once in the last quarter. I looked back my records, for the Spring offer the credit was posted on 2/11/17. I knew when I used the offer it was already there for a while, may be a couple weeks. So far this year I have not seen same offer yet. Hoping AMEX would have the offer again as there are some really attractive pricing now.

Reaching

Past offers have been cumulative. I redeemed the last offer by spending $250+ across two room deposits with two separate reservations.

highops

Sigh.

Amazon using PST and me living in EST is, I think, going to cost me the 5000 points on Amazon Prime membership points. My offer expires today and my AP renews today. It looks like Amazon is going to charge either last thing today, or first thing tomorrow.

EDIT: It went through at 10:35. I did cancel and restart, but I'm not sure that did anything since they said I'd still have benefits until the end of the day.

bizum

Boxed.com is back - spend $75 get $20 back

rxgeek

I like testing a purchase on one card before continuing to that offer on multiple cards. Anyone else notice that you no longer get an email or account confirmation or when exercising an offer? I called AMEX and they said it might take up to 90 days to see if your offer went through.

taz98spin

My newest card (Hilton Aspire) card's offer did not generate an email. I wasn't sure if the offer took because it was a new card, but I checked my account and it the credits posted back!

My Platinum card continues to generate emails, almost instantly.

Gig103

I get e-mail notifications about as fast as the transaction shows up as pending. I just used the Starbucks one I mentioned twice last week and had the e-mails before the drinks. The credit came a few days later.