Post new Amex statement credit offers here!

[Andrew J]

Bill_B wrote:

Andrew J wrote:

Spend £200 cumulatively on BA CityFlyer flights from the U.K. get 1000 extra Avios, on BAPP

I don’t see any mention of CityFlyer on mine.

It’s “selected routes” – when you click on the T&Cs there’s a link to a PDF with the routes – all CityFlyer.

[The real Swiss Tony]

aseftel wrote:

10% back at Honest Burgers exp 13/02

This will also double with the 10 Avios/£ option available via the exec club app where you register your card for in store purchases.

[Maples]

Hertz £50 off for £250 is on my Gold card today. 20,000 sign ups available.

[LondonFly]

Maples wrote:

Hertz £50 off for £250 is on my Gold card today. 20,000 sign ups available.

Is that for UK domestic rentals only?

[EwanG]

LondonFly wrote:

Maples wrote:

Hertz £50 off for £250 is on my Gold card today. 20,000 sign ups available.

Is that for UK domestic rentals only?

T&Cs: Offer only valid on online pre-paid rentals.
Book and pay by offer end date.

If you book an overseas rental on Hertz.co.uk and prepay (this will be in GBP), my experience is you’ll get the credit

[Skywalker]

The real Swiss Tony wrote:

aseftel wrote:

10% back at Honest Burgers exp 13/02

This will also double with the 10 Avios/£ option available via the exec club app where you register your card for in store purchases.

+1

Received an email saying offer used and an BAEC app notification saying “Linked card Honest Burgers transaction – tracked”

Now showing up in pending Avios.

[LondonFly]

EwanG wrote:

LondonFly wrote:

Maples wrote:

Hertz £50 off for £250 is on my Gold card today. 20,000 sign ups available.

Is that for UK domestic rentals only?

T&Cs: Offer only valid on online pre-paid rentals.
Book and pay by offer end date.

If you book an overseas rental on Hertz.co.uk and prepay (this will be in GBP), my experience is you’ll get the credit

Offer only valid on UK Domestic rentals only.
That’s what it says on my account

[Harrods]

Not a single decent retail offer for weeks, what’s going on 🥹

[Andrew J]

Harrods wrote:

Not a single decent retail offer for weeks, what’s going on 🥹

Retail offers are generally focused around the golden quarter, leading up to Christmas. Marketing budgets may reset in April and they’ll offer some more offers then.

[Maples]

Spend £250 or more, get £25 back for Harvey Nichols on my Gold card.

[TGLoyalty]

Maples wrote:

Spend £250 or more, get £25 back for Harvey Nichols on my Gold card.

Really poor offer which isn’t going to have anyone in HN over the next few weeks.

[ed_fly]

TGLoyalty wrote:

Maples wrote:

Spend £250 or more, get £25 back for Harvey Nichols on my Gold card.

Really poor offer which isn’t going to have anyone in HN over the next few weeks.

an odd offer. Good if you were already planning on spending at HN, but surely not going to generate new business?

[Ruralite]

£100 back on £300 spend at Claridges, Connaught & The Berkeley appeared on my Platinum card this morning – return of hotel offers starting?🤞

[Julia]

10,000 Marriott points on my Marriott card for spending £100+ at Marriott hotel restaurants in London. Nine hotels.

[Maples]

Good Evening.

Apple iPhone 15 – Spend £800 or more, get £80 back
Mandarin Oriental – Spend £500 or more, get £100 back every time
NET-A-PORTER – Spend £600 or more, get £100 back
MR PORTER – Spend £400 or more, get £80 back
The Economist Sub – Spend £199 or more, get £65 back

All on my Gold card. None of these on my Platinum Cashback Everyday card – it’s only got 4 offers available right now.

[mef13]

I have the Apple £800/£80 offer on my Platinum card.
mef

[tw33ty]

Where’s all the hotel offers though…. That’s what I’m waiting on.

[JDB]

tw33ty wrote:

Where’s all the hotel offers though…. That’s what I’m waiting on.

That’s the trouble – they get people hooked, then can’t afford to keep feeding the habit. These offers must be horrendously costly and I wonder how beneficial they actually are for Amex or the hotels.

[Ruralite]

Maples wrote:

Good Evening.

Apple iPhone 15 – Spend £800 or more, get £80 back
Mandarin Oriental – Spend £500 or more, get £100 back every time
NET-A-PORTER – Spend £600 or more, get £100 back
MR PORTER – Spend £400 or more, get £80 back
The Economist Sub – Spend £199 or more, get £65 back

All on my Gold card. None of these on my Platinum Cashback Everyday card – it’s only got 4 offers available right now.

All these are on my Platinum card today

[BBbetter]

mef13 wrote:

I have the Apple £800/£80 offer on my Platinum card.
mef

The apple store iphone prices are exactly £80 higher than costco.

[FatherOfFour]

Emirates, spend £800, get £100 back on gold. Not sure if this is new, but don’t recall seeing it.

[PeteM]

BBbetter wrote:

The apple store iphone prices are exactly £80 higher than costco.

Apple will price match in store against online stores, by the way.

[BBbetter]

PeteM wrote:

BBbetter wrote:

The apple store iphone prices are exactly £80 higher than costco.

Apple will price match in store against online stores, by the way.

Ooh, never knew that. Worth checking out at the nearest store then.

[tw33ty]

JDB wrote:

tw33ty wrote:

Where’s all the hotel offers though…. That’s what I’m waiting on.

That’s the trouble – they get people hooked, then can’t afford to keep feeding the habit. These offers must be horrendously costly and I wonder how beneficial they actually are for Amex or the hotels.

I don’t see it that way, I see that hotels are overpriced atm, a lot of hotels aren’t getting full or very high occupancy, the offers are a way of reducing the cost as an incentive, without them actually having to reduce the actual price, keeping them at their artificially high price.

[Super Secret Stuff]

tw33ty wrote:

JDB wrote:

tw33ty wrote:

Where’s all the hotel offers though…. That’s what I’m waiting on.

That’s the trouble – they get people hooked, then can’t afford to keep feeding the habit. These offers must be horrendously costly and I wonder how beneficial they actually are for Amex or the hotels.

I don’t see it that way, I see that hotels are overpriced atm, a lot of hotels aren’t getting full or very high occupancy, the offers are a way of reducing the cost as an incentive, without them actually having to reduce the actual price, keeping them at their artificially high price.

Either way it would be coming out of a marketing departments budget somewhere and they’ve clearly cut it. I thought this would happen so cancelled my Amex a while ago