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New American Express statement credit deals launched

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A batch of new ‘statement credit’ offers appeared on my American Express online account yesterday.

If you have a Gold, Platinum, BA, SPG, Nectar or other Amex-issued Amex card, you should have a look and register for any of those which interest you.  Most have a cap on the number of participants.

You will find the offers on the online statement summary pages down at the bottom.

Not targetted?  Don’t panic.  In time, I would expect these offers to appear on the cardmemberoffers.co.uk site where any Amex-issued Amex card can be registered – some are already there.

Got a Lloyds, MBNA etc Amex? You can register at the Amex Connect site.  Most of these offers are already showing there.

This is what has appeared across my cards:

Gap – spend £70, get £10 back

11,000 cards only / ends 21st December

House of Fraser – spend £100, get £10 back

18,000 cards only / ends 21st December

The Outnet – spend £250, get £50 back

25,000 cards only / ends 31st December

Heals – spend £100, get £10 back

25,000 cards only / ends 20th December

Fenwick / Bentalls – spend £80, get £10 back

25,000 cards only / ends 20th December

River Island – spend £60, get £10 back

20,000 cards only / ends 20th December

There are also more obscure deals for Appleyard, My First Years, Orlebar Brown (BA cards only, I think), Milli Millu, feelunique.com, Wynsors World of Shoes and Strand of Silk, plus a few older offers which have not yet expired – take a look online and see what you have.


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Comments (27)

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  • Gordon says:

    The house of fraser offer is getting watered down every time. It started out at £10 off £50. It used to be interesting but not any more

    • Simon says:

      It actually started out as £25 back from a £50 spend, so yes very watered down.

  • RK says:

    Most of these credits are now watered down so much compared to what they were..

  • Saif says:

    OT but does anyone know when the next amex to Virgin bonus may be? I can’t find any posts on here to see when the last one was.

    Thanks

    • Jonathan says:

      The last one was over 12-18 months ago. There is no way of knowing when or even if there will be a next one.

  • Scott says:

    I’m pretty underwhelmed by this latest batch of offers. There is nothing that would make me go out of my way to spend money in any of these retailers. If I was planning to spend some money with one of them already I would happily take the discount. The £10 off £50 at HoF and others, was in my mind worth buying some gift vouchers for use in the future on as yet undecided purchases. As ever each to their own!!

  • Daniel says:

    I have also River Island – 60 spend, 10 back

  • harry says:

    BBMI Visa 1 point/ £1 lol
    Every Lidl newspaper (currently) has a £5 off £40 coupon.

  • petewally1976 says:

    Do Lidl accept Amex? Aldi don’t (not long started taking credit cards at all!) but not sure about Lidl as don’t go there often.

    • harry says:

      No, your only option to get points is an Amex + partner Visa/ MC card, I meant to type BMI Amex, the old issue cards are generous on the Visa points (long may it last!)

      That’s no longer available but there are alternatives.

    • Daz says:

      No Amex is not accepted, they only started with credit cards recently maybe a year or two ago.

      I don’t get a chance to go to Lidl much either, my valet goes incognito!! In all seriousness they are leaps and bounds over what they used to be it terms everything; I believe their products are massively denting the profits of the more affluent food distributor. I remember in Germany in the early 1990s I wasn’t sure when I was (sorry my valet) in Aldi/Lidl whether I was at a flee market or a food bank.

      • harry says:

        2 years ago I used to rattle around all lonely in my local one when it was new, echoey & empty with tumbleweed blown along the aisles by the howling wind.

        Now it’s jam-packed & the carpark is overflowing.

  • mark2 says:

    Not quite.
    If you take the simple example of a £100 top line purchase, you will get 20% off for he voucher so the amount subject to the 15% and 2% discounts will be £80 not 100.
    So total discount is 20% of £100 + 17% of £80 = £33.60 so 33.6% discount in total.

    • Gabriel says:

      Yes good point. I will have to settle for a third off all my Christmas gifts

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