New Amex statement credits

I assume this was from the QF 20% back deal which is supposed to be capped at $200. Please advise what statement credit you actually receive as I may spend well over the $1000 mark if the $200 cap is not being enforced.

Yes it is. The cut and paste I posted was the email that AMEX send out once you've completed the deal ... I'll report back once the credit hits the account.

I've managed to register another card (hiding in the sock draw) and I'll easily qualify for another round of credits for QF flights.
 
I have a question about statement credits for bank-issued companion Amex cards (I've had Amex-issued cards for years, but have only dabbled in bank-issued cards recently).

Mrs 2tall4Y has a Westpac Altitude Black Amex and I have a supplementary card with the same card number as hers. If she registers her card for an Amex offer, will me spending on my supplementary card trigger the credit? I'm guessing yes, but would love to get someone with first-hand experience to confirm either way.
 
I have a question about statement credits for bank-issued companion Amex cards (I've had Amex-issued cards for years, but have only dabbled in bank-issued cards recently).

Mrs 2tall4Y has a Westpac Altitude Black Amex and I have a supplementary card with the same card number as hers. If she registers her card for an Amex offer, will me spending on my supplementary card trigger the credit? I'm guessing yes, but would love to get someone with first-hand experience to confirm either way.

Yes. If either of you use your respective card it will activate the offer. As you indicate the Westpac Altitude card has same number for either the main user or the supplementary user.
Different to an Amex issued card which has different ID numbers for each card issued. Reminds me I should register the family pets for cards...;)
 
Thank you very much for the quick reply Prozac.

This is good news as it means I will be able to take advantage of the Heinemann Duty Free offer when flying back to SYD from a solo overseas trip. But in the grand scheme of things it's a negative, since we can't double down on offers across the primary and secondary cards (like we do for our Amex-issued cards).

Yes. If either of you use your respective card it will activate the offer. As you indicate the Westpac Altitude card has same number for either the main user or the supplementary user.
Different to an Amex issued card which has different ID numbers for each card issued. Reminds me I should register the family pets for cards...;)
 
AMEX Statement Credit: Woolworths Online Spend $100 or more, get $20 back

https://offerenroll.americanexpress.com/enroll/EnrollmentSitePage?offer=56782woolworthsonline

Be warned about trying to redeem this. I placed a click and collect order and when I went to collect they told me some items were out of stock (which was a lie because I later saw them in the same shop). This meant the order total was less than $100.

Whilst i know that the $100 doesn't have to be spent in one order, because the order total fell to $92 it means I then have to place another new order. The minimum order for click and collect is $30. The result would be that I would have to spend $122 to get the $20. Certainly not as lucrative as the 20% discount on $100 spend.

Result was I refused to take delivery of the items and cancelled the entire order. Shop assistant was not pleased.
 
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Be warned about trying to redeem this. I placed a click and collect order and when I went to collect they told me some items were out of stock (which was a lie because I later saw them in the same shop). This meant the order total was less than $100.

Whilst i know that the $100 doesn't have to be spent in one order, because the order total fell to $92 it means I then have to place another new order. The minimum order for click and collect is $30. The result would be that I would have to spend $122 to get the $20. Certainly not as lucrative as the 20% discount on $100 spend.

Result was I refused to take delivery of the items and cancelled the entire order. Shop assistant was not pleased.
happens all the time, i can not remember when i would get full order. but i am wondering how amex would deal with the partial refund. Last time GG sent the replacement for part of the order twice, they ended up giving me partual refund and i still got cashback
 
Has anybody used the mimco offer?
I know gift cards usually work, but has anybody done it and been successful yet?
cheers

I've used it this time for a gift card and not yet received the cash back.

However when I used it last time for the VOGUE offer it took over 60 days for the cash back to occur.
 
happens all the time, i can not remember when i would get full order. but i am wondering how amex would deal with the partial refund. Last time GG sent the replacement for part of the order twice, they ended up giving me partual refund and i still got cashback

I'll be happy with the cashback if it occurs, especially given I cancelled my whole order.
 
Yes it is. The cut and paste I posted was the email that AMEX send out once you've completed the deal ... I'll report back once the credit hits the account.

I've managed to register another card (hiding in the sock draw) and I'll easily qualify for another round of credits for QF flights.
I'd be interested to see if you get more than the $200 maximum.
 
For info: Bavarian in Manly very happy to split bill into $50 portions today
NB: you can book a table via QF or VFF for extra points
 
Hi All!
Was reading the terms and conditions for the hotels deals- the spend x amount ones and get 50% back and confused by the terms and conditions .
Can I book and pay online or do I need to book and pay at the hotel?
Cheers
 
Should be either/or. The offer I have is spend $300 or more and get $150 back, so its not a 50% rebate offer....... Also, Australia only which is a pain as I'm back in Abu Dhabi this week for a few days and still haven't booked anywhere to stay...
 

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