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https://www.businessinsider.com/american-express-tweaks-rewards-for-pandemic-2020-4
I haven't seen these tweaks. Has anyone else?
Just looked ag my accounts, platinum, bce, bbp, and Amazon buisness prime, and saw no changes.
Certainly got stingy with me regarding SUBS.
@Andypanda wrote:Just looked ag my accounts, platinum, bce, bbp, and Amazon buisness prime, and saw no changes.
That's what I'm saying. I didn't see any boosts or point doubling, unless it was only specific cards? I would have expected it to be all over the forums at that point.
I've heard about this but haven't seen any in my offers as of yet either.
Amex Tweaking .. they pretty much "Tweak" all the time
I think the article was referring to this:
The few "deals" that I looked at still weren't a bargain, even at 30% off the points required. (By that I mean not even at a 1 MR to 1¢ value, which most on here wouldn't consider anyway.)
When AMEX starts at a redemption value of $0.007 for gift cards, a 30% bonus doesn't get up to 1c value. I already have a specific GrubHub 10% offer I put on my Green card.
Just read this article in my news feed this morning and was about to hop over and ask about it myself. I feel like it was kind of poorly executed and I need to reread it three to four times to even sort of understand it.
I was hoping the Grubhub offer would be a universal thing since I order from there about five times a week. I doubt I'll ever get a targeted offer from them again since I absolutely wore out the one I had last year.
Too bad it doesn't look like there's a whole lot of extra bonus value to be had here. I'm having a tough time using my Amex right now and was looking for an excuse to do so. No need to add to an already sizeable bank of MR when I can't even imagine the vacation I'd use them on right now. Plus, the straight cash back just feels better right now. Sticking with the Propel unless that changes.
Edit- Also checked my account just now and saw MR would redeem for statement credit at .75 rather than the usual .60, which is still a bad value.
@UncleB wrote:I think the article was referring to this:
The few "deals" that I looked at still weren't a bargain, even at 30% off the points required. (By that I mean not even at a 1 MR to 1¢ value, which most on here wouldn't consider anyway.)
I'm meh about that part. What caught my attention was doubling the rewards earned. While I'm sure it will never happen, 8x MRs for grocery and dining would be awesome.