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Amex Rumored To Add Equinox Variis As a Benefit For Platinum Cardholders
There are talks that suggest American Express is in the process of…
Amex Pulls Back On Adding New Credit Card Customers
Amex has pulled back on adding new credit card customers because American…
Ultimate Guide: All New Amex Temporary Benefits
Amex has offered numerous new bonuses and perks to its members in…
Amex Closing All Centurion Lounges due to Coronavirus
American Express Centurion Lounges are by far some of the best airport…
American Express Warns of a First-Quarter Profit Shortfall
American Express provided an update on the impact of COVID-19 (or Coronavirus)…
Amex Gold 4x Points on Dining Going Global
American Express is making a very positive change to the popular Gold Card on June 6th 2019. The card currently earns 4 Amex Membership Rewards points on dining purchases at U.S. restaurants and this benefit will now go global. So members will be able to earn 4x points per dollar spent at restaurants internationally, anywhere Amex is accepted.
Get 10k MR Points By Enrolling in Amex “Extended Payment” (Targeted)
American Express has sent out an email and mail offer inviting targeted charge card holders to enroll in their Extended Payment Option or Pay Over Time feature. For doing so cardholders can get a bonus of 10k MR points. The offer ends on 04/30/2019 and if you haven’t received an email or offer in the mail, you can try your luck to see if you have been targeted by clicking the link below and signing into your Amex account.
New Marriott Bonvoy Cards Now Accepting Applications
The Marriott Bonvoy credit cards from American Express are now live and accepting applications. Both the personal and business cards have been re-branded with the new name for Marriott and SPG’s merger loyalty program – Bonvoy.
New Amazon American Express Business Cards – Our Take
American Express and Amazon have partnered to launch a co-branded business credit card, available in two versions. Both the versions have no annual fee, although the more attractive of the two is available exclusively to Amazon Prime members, so you could view the $119 annual membership cost of Amazon Prime as the card’s annual fee. The signature benefits of these cards are as follows:
