@CF_Frost wrote:I know some of them come and go, but is it possible to use the same deal multiple times? I've only used them a few times and never tried the same one again.
The reason I ask, and a heads up to other golfers out there, is that they have an offer on TeeOff.com that is a 25% statement credit. You have to prepay to use the website, but you can find great deals on (at least in my area) a lot of different courses. So, if you have a foursome, prepay on your card, and the other members of your group reimburse you, you wil get a free round of golf each use. My buddies are playing a $50 round of golf for $16.50 (with an additional coupon code I found online), and I am playing for free since 25% of my order hits my account as a statement credit. Would be nice to use a couple (or couple dozen) times this summer if Discover is nice enough to continue paying for my rounds.
I use Home Depot multiple times. If the offer isnt limited to one use I see no problem using it multiple times.
Used a few offers multiple times 
No issues
No issues
@CF_Frost wrote:I know some of them come and go, but is it possible to use the same deal multiple times? I've only used them a few times and never tried the same one again.
The reason I ask, and a heads up to other golfers out there, is that they have an offer on TeeOff.com that is a 25% statement credit. You have to prepay to use the website, but you can find great deals on (at least in my area) a lot of different courses. So, if you have a foursome, prepay on your card, and the other members of your group reimburse you, you wil get a free round of golf each use. My buddies are playing a $50 round of golf for $16.50 (with an additional coupon code I found online), and I am playing for free since 25% of my order hits my account as a statement credit. Would be nice to use a couple (or couple dozen) times this summer if Discover is nice enough to continue paying for my rounds.
Never used 25% credit value deals but all of my 5%-10% type deals were unlimited as long as the deal was mentioned on the site. It's basically a commission based system; Discover gets some commission from the merchant for leading me (customer) to the said merchant, and splits the commission with me.
AMEX deals, on the other hand, mostly seem to be one time. They might be repeated by AMEX but once used within the expiration date, same offer could not be used again. More love for Discover
