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    Not really an old list as it includes some recently acquired/new hotels such as Linder hotel, Schloss Roxburghe… It’s a mish-mash. I think some hotels unsubscribe from these when there is not enough take up.

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    The offer Rob mentioned earlier has finally revealed. Spend £200 get 9000 MR points with Hilton. Or slightly less generous one spend £200 get £50.

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    That’s not the offer. The offer £50 off £200 is the same as the previous ones for as long as I can remember.

    9000MR is only a better offer if you value Amex MR at 1p, but Amex values MR point at 0.4p, so 9000 MR would be £40.

    Nothing major here. If that’s the offer, then it’s poor.

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    Duplicate offer post – already mentioned – as you were!

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    That’s not the offer. The offer £50 off £200 is the same as the previous ones for as long as I can remember.

    9000MR is only a better offer if you value Amex MR at 1p, but Amex values MR point at 0.4p, so 9000 MR would be £40.

    Nothing major here. If that’s the offer, then it’s poor.

    Indeed. The search for the “most generous hotel offer we’ve ever seen, coming in September” continues….

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    On BAPP / blue free card this morning spend £200 on Hilton to get £50 credit. On Plat but is 9000 points rather than £50. I am guessing this is not ‘the offer’ either.

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    On BAPP / blue free card this morning spend £200 on Hilton to get £50 credit. On Plat but is 9000 points rather than £50. I am guessing this is not ‘the offer’ either.

    Late to the party, sorry!

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    I have United Airlines spend £700 with cashback of £350 on a few cards

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    On BAPP / blue free card this morning spend £200 on Hilton to get £50 credit. On Plat but is 9000 points rather than £50. I am guessing this is not ‘the offer’ either.

    I’ve got the points version on Gold

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    9000MR is only a better offer if you value Amex MR at 1p, but Amex values MR point at 0.4p, so 9000 MR would be £40.

    Nothing major here. If that’s the offer, then it’s poor.

    Oh we are a tuff crowd some days 🙂

    Those 9000 MR points equals 18,000 Hilton Honours points which for some of us, completes the points needed for a 5 night stay at the HGI Mall of the Emirates. I’ll send you a post card 😉

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    Oh we are a tuff crowd some days 🙂

    I’ll take those 9K MR points any day of the week over £50 because I can cash it out for Nectar. Seems to be about £60 worth.

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    Does Hilton charge non refundable rates at the hotel prior to check in or do you have to call them?

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    Regarding the United airlines offer. Is that per card or per account? Will my wife’s platinum supplementary card also get the £350 back, or is that just wishful thinking?

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    Regarding the United airlines offer. Is that per card or per account? Will my wife’s platinum supplementary card also get the £350 back, or is that just wishful thinking?

    Supp cards have their own offers. Your wife can save the offer if she has it and then she will be eligible so you can both get the offer if you have saved it as well.

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    I’ve booked a night at Schloss Roxburghe next March hoping to benefit from the £100 back offer. It was the Member pre-pay rate and says on the booking that the card will be charged immediately. However, I wasn’t asked for the card CVV and nothing has appeared in pending in my Amex account. Has anyone got any experience of pre-paid Hyatt bookings?

    It’s our wedding anniversary and I want to visit a castle nearby so it’s not the end of the world if the offer doesn’t post!

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    United offer just popped up on my Platinum, so if it’s of interest and not shown previously might be worth checking again.

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    United offer just popped up on my Platinum, so if it’s of interest and not shown previously might be worth checking again.

    Nice one I have it now and didn’t last night.

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    Hyatt, spend £250 get £100 back on my gold today.

    They seems to be churning out the offers atm…

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    Come on IHG!

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    I’m hoping a Melia offer appears with this wave of hotel offers!

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    Qatar Airways – Spend £2000 get £300 cumulatively once
    Apex Hotels – get 10% back

    both on Amex Platinum and free ARCC

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    Qatar Airways – Spend £2000 get £300 cumulatively once
    Apex Hotels – get 10% back

    both on Amex Platinum and free ARCC

    Interesting, not seen this before (however I could have overlooked it as I wouldnt recommend doing it anyway)
    A rewarded credit may be reversed if qualifying transaction is refunded or cancelled. Any misuse, as reasonably determined by us, relating to your redemption of Amex Offers may result in an awarded credit being reversed, and ineligibility from future Amex Offers and other promotions. This reversal may take place up to a maximum of 180 days after the offer campaign end date. Please note that if an awarded credit is reversed after you have paid your bill you may be returned to a negative balance.

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    Interesting, not seen this before (however I could have overlooked it as I wouldnt recommend doing it anyway)
    A rewarded credit may be reversed if qualifying transaction is refunded or cancelled. Any misuse, as reasonably determined by us, relating to your redemption of Amex Offers may result in an awarded credit being reversed, and ineligibility from future Amex Offers and other promotions. This reversal may take place up to a maximum of 180 days after the offer campaign end date. Please note that if an awarded credit is reversed after you have paid your bill you may be returned to a negative balance.

    Always been there.

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    My 9k from the Hilton offer posted today, very happy with that one!

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    £300 back on £2k spend at Qatar

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