@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TrueGeminiNC wrote:
@longtime_lurker wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:https://rewards.americanexpress.com/olet/enroll?campaignId=br5v0615&offerType=afcgoldbr5v0001
The above is the link to select an airline to get your $100 incidental credit. Starts today, Even if you only paid the $175 annual fee (or had your fee waived this year). You also start earning 2x on restaurants.
Thanks Amex
Already enrolled.
totally going to end up getting 4 AA $50 GC credits (spaced out). That is the price of a day pass at an Admirals Club....so if any problems I will call and say that
. Wonder how long until credits post? My PRG was opened 1/15...LOL
Does anyone know if the $100 incidental credit will apply to gift card purchases?
I would like to know this as well. Also, if it's based on calendar year, can you technically use the $100 credit twice before having to pay an annual fee?
It should operate just like the amex platinum incidental credit. If you look on the internet on a forum that is about frequent FLYERs who TALK about stuff, you might find a lot of info about that (and I'm sure the new PRG one).
And,it is per calendar year, you can use it this year, and then again in january without paying an annual fee if your annual fee is due, in say, febuary.
With this I'm now up to $900 in AA gift cards and that's after using $300 on my last flight. Now where should I go?
Buy AA miles and cash in on the on going bonus?
@Membersince2013 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TrueGeminiNC wrote:
@longtime_lurker wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:https://rewards.americanexpress.com/olet/enroll?campaignId=br5v0615&offerType=afcgoldbr5v0001
The above is the link to select an airline to get your $100 incidental credit. Starts today, Even if you only paid the $175 annual fee (or had your fee waived this year). You also start earning 2x on restaurants.
Thanks Amex
Already enrolled.
totally going to end up getting 4 AA $50 GC credits (spaced out). That is the price of a day pass at an Admirals Club....so if any problems I will call and say that
Does anyone know if the $100 incidental credit will apply to gift card purchases?
I would like to know this as well. Also, if it's based on calendar year, can you technically use the $100 credit twice before having to pay an annual fee?
It should operate just like the amex platinum incidental credit. If you look on the internet on a forum that is about frequent FLYERs who TALK about stuff, you might find a lot of info about that (and I'm sure the new PRG one).
And,it is per calendar year, you can use it this year, and then again in january without paying an annual fee if your annual fee is due, in say, febuary.
With this I'm now up to $900 in AA gift cards and that's after using $300 on my last flight. Now where should I go?
Buy AA miles and cash in on the on going bonus?
Hmm, didn't think about that option
@Membersince2013 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TrueGeminiNC wrote:
@longtime_lurker wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:https://rewards.americanexpress.com/olet/enroll?campaignId=br5v0615&offerType=afcgoldbr5v0001
The above is the link to select an airline to get your $100 incidental credit. Starts today, Even if you only paid the $175 annual fee (or had your fee waived this year). You also start earning 2x on restaurants.
Thanks Amex
Already enrolled.
totally going to end up getting 4 AA $50 GC credits (spaced out). That is the price of a day pass at an Admirals Club....so if any problems I will call and say that
Does anyone know if the $100 incidental credit will apply to gift card purchases?
I would like to know this as well. Also, if it's based on calendar year, can you technically use the $100 credit twice before having to pay an annual fee?
It should operate just like the amex platinum incidental credit. If you look on the internet on a forum that is about frequent FLYERs who TALK about stuff, you might find a lot of info about that (and I'm sure the new PRG one).
And,it is per calendar year, you can use it this year, and then again in january without paying an annual fee if your annual fee is due, in say, febuary.
With this I'm now up to $900 in AA gift cards and that's after using $300 on my last flight. Now where should I go?
Buy AA miles and cash in on the on going bonus?
Just checked. Don't see any option to use GCs to buy miles
@Anonymous wrote:
@Membersince2013 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TrueGeminiNC wrote:
@longtime_lurker wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:https://rewards.americanexpress.com/olet/enroll?campaignId=br5v0615&offerType=afcgoldbr5v0001
The above is the link to select an airline to get your $100 incidental credit. Starts today, Even if you only paid the $175 annual fee (or had your fee waived this year). You also start earning 2x on restaurants.
Thanks Amex
Already enrolled.
totally going to end up getting 4 AA $50 GC credits (spaced out). That is the price of a day pass at an Admirals Club....so if any problems I will call and say that
Does anyone know if the $100 incidental credit will apply to gift card purchases?
I would like to know this as well. Also, if it's based on calendar year, can you technically use the $100 credit twice before having to pay an annual fee?
It should operate just like the amex platinum incidental credit. If you look on the internet on a forum that is about frequent FLYERs who TALK about stuff, you might find a lot of info about that (and I'm sure the new PRG one).
And,it is per calendar year, you can use it this year, and then again in january without paying an annual fee if your annual fee is due, in say, febuary.
With this I'm now up to $900 in AA gift cards and that's after using $300 on my last flight. Now where should I go?
Buy AA miles and cash in on the on going bonus?
Just checked. Don't see any option to use GCs to buy miles
Oh!..Sucks. You can try calling in and buying via phone. Maybe that'll work. I havent personally tried it though.
@Membersince2013 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Membersince2013 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TrueGeminiNC wrote:
@longtime_lurker wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:https://rewards.americanexpress.com/olet/enroll?campaignId=br5v0615&offerType=afcgoldbr5v0001
The above is the link to select an airline to get your $100 incidental credit. Starts today, Even if you only paid the $175 annual fee (or had your fee waived this year). You also start earning 2x on restaurants.
Thanks Amex
Already enrolled.
totally going to end up getting 4 AA $50 GC credits (spaced out). That is the price of a day pass at an Admirals Club....so if any problems I will call and say that
Does anyone know if the $100 incidental credit will apply to gift card purchases?
I would like to know this as well. Also, if it's based on calendar year, can you technically use the $100 credit twice before having to pay an annual fee?
It should operate just like the amex platinum incidental credit. If you look on the internet on a forum that is about frequent FLYERs who TALK about stuff, you might find a lot of info about that (and I'm sure the new PRG one).
And,it is per calendar year, you can use it this year, and then again in january without paying an annual fee if your annual fee is due, in say, febuary.
With this I'm now up to $900 in AA gift cards and that's after using $300 on my last flight. Now where should I go?
Buy AA miles and cash in on the on going bonus?
Just checked. Don't see any option to use GCs to buy miles
Oh!..Sucks. You can try calling in and buying via phone. Maybe that'll work. I havent personally tried it though.
For what is is worth - be careful if you are purchasing a gift card and thereafter trying to combine it with another form of payment, particullarly flying on Delta. I learned a few days ago that gift cards can not be combined with e-credits (compensation vouchers). It is notated in the fine print. I have a $500 e-credit with Delta that I received for an oversold flight. I was hoping to purchase a $100 gift card with my PRG card and thereafter use in conjunction with the e-credit. Per the rules, this is a no no.
T&C's
9. Vouchers are not combinable with gift certificates, dollars off certificates, percent off certificates, or complementary travel certificates.
