Free TfL £5 and ‘£10 off £50 at Esso’ offers now open to all Amex cardholders

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• gadgetcakes says:

  31 Oct31 October 08:32

  Anyone know if your card also needs to be registered with TfL for that offer?

• Andy says:

  31 Oct31 October 09:58

  So an Esso with a Tesco Express attached is not included?

  • Danny says:

    31 Oct31 October 10:28

    I am wondering about th… A ‘pure’ easy doesn’t have much to offer in terms of gift cards but an essay tesco express is a little gem , )

    • Danny says:

      31 Oct31 October 10:47

      Esso … Damn predicted text

• Jonny says:

  31 Oct31 October 10:10

  Where exectly is the TFL offer on that link? I can’t find it!

• Danny says:

  31 Oct31 October 10:26

  Just registered my virgin back Amex. ..and got the confirmation of registration screen 😉

• Danny says:

  31 Oct31 October 10:27

  Black

• Constantine says:

  31 Oct31 October 10:56

  How does the £5 amount work, is it cumulative over the whole of November, or is one obligated to spend that much in a single day to receive the credit? For me a trip into Central London is back is only £4.40

  • Brian says:

    31 Oct31 October 10:58

    I was going to ask the same thing. Most single journeys will be less than 5 pounds, so I do home it’s cumulative….

    • Brian says:

      31 Oct31 October 10:58

      ..hope..

    • const says:

      31 Oct31 October 11:30

      I’m pretty sure it’s not a single journey. In normal usage (no incomplete trips, etc), Tfl don’t bill AmEx per each single trip, instead they bill the total amount at the end of the day. However, it can still be under £5, clearly.

      • MattK says:

        7 Nov7 November 23:13

        I used my BAPP Amex for a single tube journey last week which cost £3 and then 6 days later took the same journey for £3 again and the £5 credit was applied to my card a couple of days later.

        So yes, it’s on cumulative spend.

  • JQ says:

    31 Oct31 October 12:00

    Why don’t you just take a bus as well then you would spend £5.85, so your trip would cost 85p

    Alternatively take one for the team and do 2 days of £4.40 each and report back whether you still get the credit! 😀

    • Constantine says:

      31 Oct31 October 17:01

      yes, possibly. I just don’t travel that much in general by public transport, so it may take a while…

• Mark Bannister says:

  31 Oct31 October 11:07

  Are Essos with tesco shops attached excluded from the Esso deal because the payment rings up as Tesco rather than Esso? Was hoping to get club card points as well but perhaps that’s too greedy?

  • JQ says:

    31 Oct31 October 11:47

    You can get clubcard points at all Essos, even if they are attached to something else.

• Mark says:

  31 Oct31 October 12:19

  I’m wondering if you could spend £50 in a Tesco shop attached to an Esso garage and still get the credit. Or whether you’d need to buy some fuel, even if only £10 worth? Raffles suggested you could top up with a gift card to bring it over £50 if available, wonder if that goes for food etc as well?

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