[Expired] 50K AmEx MR for Additional Cardholders
#1
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[Expired] 50K AmEx MR for Additional Cardholders
Holders of Platinum & Premier Gold personal and business cards can get 10K for each additional cardholder up to 5. On gold cards up to 5 AU's is free. On Platinum 5 Gold AU's can be added for $45 total.
Must spend something on each card.
Names and birthdates are required but they are strangely not requiring SSN's as strictly as AmEx usually does. I told csr one was Canadian with no SSN and although she didn't think system would take it, it did and card arrived already.
Offer supposed to be good through 12/31/11 but is targeted so may have to phone a couple times to get agreeable csr.
Phone Membership Rewards and mention offer code 5721
Offer 5721 also applies to the Business Premier Gold card so hopefully this will be 100K MR points for me !
I've had to phone twice on each card to get the promo applied.
Update: AmEx csr's are telling many people that 5721 is only for Argentina and refusing to add it to accounts, but a few people are still getting it added.
Must spend something on each card.
Names and birthdates are required but they are strangely not requiring SSN's as strictly as AmEx usually does. I told csr one was Canadian with no SSN and although she didn't think system would take it, it did and card arrived already.
Offer supposed to be good through 12/31/11 but is targeted so may have to phone a couple times to get agreeable csr.
Phone Membership Rewards and mention offer code 5721
Offer 5721 also applies to the Business Premier Gold card so hopefully this will be 100K MR points for me !
I've had to phone twice on each card to get the promo applied.
Update: AmEx csr's are telling many people that 5721 is only for Argentina and refusing to add it to accounts, but a few people are still getting it added.
Last edited by tassojunior; Aug 16, 2011 at 6:12 pm
#3
Join Date: Jun 2011
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I was thinking the same thing. I've got a premier rewards gold card, and already have the wife as additional cardholder. There is no fee for the first 5 additional cards, then $35 for each after that. With this promo is it going to be $45 per additional card, $45 total for any number of additional cards?
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#5
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I was thinking the same thing. I've got a premier rewards gold card, and already have the wife as additional cardholder. There is no fee for the first 5 additional cards, then $35 for each after that. With this promo is it going to be $45 per additional card, $45 total for any number of additional cards?
#6
Join Date: Jan 2009
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I'm single. Can I just give them 5 fake names of imaginary family members and get 50,000 points for $45? What's the downside to doing that?
Wait, dansdeals.com says you need to give a DOB and SS#:
Wednesday, August 10th, 2011, 12:03 am
10,000 American Express Membership Rewards Points For Each Additional Cardholder!
DansDeals Forum member “bubbles” reports that you can get 10,000 membership rewards points for each additional cardholder you add to your American Express Charge Card.
Forum members have reported success getting these points on additional cards added to charge cards like the American Express Platinum Card and the American Express Premier Rewards Gold Card. People have been able to get points for cards added in the past as well as get the code notated in the accounts for cards being added now.
Additional cardholders must be at least 15 and you do need to give a date of birth and social security number. You need to spend $1 on the additional card to get the points.
You can add up to 5 additional gold cardholders onto a Platinum or Gold account for $45 total (which comes out to $9 per card) and you’ll get 50,000 points!
Just call the Membership Rewards department at 1-800-AXP-EARN and mention offer code: 5721. Or call the number on the back of your card.
Wait, dansdeals.com says you need to give a DOB and SS#:
Wednesday, August 10th, 2011, 12:03 am
10,000 American Express Membership Rewards Points For Each Additional Cardholder!
DansDeals Forum member “bubbles” reports that you can get 10,000 membership rewards points for each additional cardholder you add to your American Express Charge Card.
Forum members have reported success getting these points on additional cards added to charge cards like the American Express Platinum Card and the American Express Premier Rewards Gold Card. People have been able to get points for cards added in the past as well as get the code notated in the accounts for cards being added now.
Additional cardholders must be at least 15 and you do need to give a date of birth and social security number. You need to spend $1 on the additional card to get the points.
You can add up to 5 additional gold cardholders onto a Platinum or Gold account for $45 total (which comes out to $9 per card) and you’ll get 50,000 points!
Just call the Membership Rewards department at 1-800-AXP-EARN and mention offer code: 5721. Or call the number on the back of your card.
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I called the # on the back of my card and after being on hold, CSR told me that this promo is not associated with my account and that I recently received 75K bonus.
CSR also told me that the additional cards are $45 each.
Will try again in the am and see what a different CSR says...
CSR also told me that the additional cards are $45 each.
Will try again in the am and see what a different CSR says...
#15
Join Date: Jan 2009
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I wouldn't recommend giving them a fake SS#. There's a good chance it would be someone else's real SS#, and when your credit card account turns up on that person's credit report, you could find yourself in some trouble.