Fifa
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No it's done directly through the entertainment book page.
And only MC/Visa
Thanks for the replies. I'll register our three Amex cards and at least our son will save $225 at Freedom.
No it's done directly through the entertainment book page.
And only MC/Visa
I would disagree. Those taking advantage of GCs in these promos (and I have often done this in a BIG way) are not likely to be swayed into using the company on a regular basis.
Those companies after a cashflow boost (ie Qantas with their December GC Promo) are probably happy enough, but otherwise the promo is being offered to either:
- Have Amex demonstrate how they can drive custom their way
- Have the store/service tried in the hope of repeat business
While yes I am generalising, the GC pillagers like myself are just taking advantage why we can and are not really valuable unless they need the cashflow injection.
I once bought $50K of GC through DSE just to earn the 575K in points on offer. Did it even slightly influence me to ever go back for any reason apart from other promos? No not in the slightest.
I'm just highlighting that the opportunities for GC pillaging seems to be getting harder. By doing this, they miss out on funds and then don't get any business (including any chance of repeat business).
Yes, there are 4 showing in my account atmDoes anyone have any statement credit offerS? there are none showing on any my accounts.
Does anyone have any statement credit offerS? there are none showing on any my accounts.
Hilton, winedirect*, avis, freedom*, menulog,lenovo,luxury escapes, bbq galore*, farfetch, malaysia airlines
*available on amexconnect
What’s the offers for Hilton and Avis?
Didn’t get those two on any of my cards.
I'd love to know what a business makes when someonr purchases $500 Visa gift cards or $300 vPay cards. $5.95 per transaction right and highly unlikely to see that person come back to buy other things.I'm just highlighting that the opportunities for GC pillaging seems to be getting harder. By doing this, they miss out on funds and then don't get any business (including any chance of repeat business).
The one I really don't get is JB Hifi.I'd love to know what a business makes when someonr purchases $500 Visa gift cards or $300 vPay cards. $5.95 per transaction right and highly unlikely to see that person come back to buy other things.
This little earner was wonderful until everyone and their dog started posting the deal on Ozbargain.
Most people don't know or can be bothered buying gift cards from woolworthsThe one I really don't get is JB Hifi.
Throw 2.65% surcharge on AMEX, but let me go buy a bunch of gift cards from Woolies, come in an hour later and buy what I wanted. Wonder what JB lose on the gift card sales at WW et al. 10%? Or is that written off as "marketing"...
Most people don't know or can be bothered buying gift cards from woolworths
I tell some people you can save the amex surcharges by buying giftcards and they look at me like iIhave 2 heads
....not to mention a discounted WISHIt could be argued that even if JB dropped their Amex surcharge, buying GC from Coles/WW is still the better option if you have an Edge due to the better points earn....
But on loses out on any purchase insurance available if they had bought directly using Amex.It could be argued that even if JB dropped their Amex surcharge, buying GC from Coles/WW is still the better option if you have an Edge due to the better points earn....
Which is useless in any case. Too many conditions and exclusions to be of any value.But on loses out on any purchase insurance available if they had bought directly using Amex.
That's one of the poorest offers I've ever seen from Amex.New offer - Kathmandu spend 160 for 20 credit