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I love Amex offers in general, but this one really amused me and was quite contrary to what I’d expect my Amex Personal Platinum to offer…a Lyft credit. Why? Because that card already gives me $15 a month back on Uber ( $35 in Dec ) so it’s like we’re both cheating. Don’t tell anyone, but check real quick – you may be able to double up on ride share credits like me.
Targeted Lyft credit
Details:
- Spend $75+ get $15 back as a statement credit
- Must do it by 11/27/2018
US transactions only
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This is an amazing premium card offering a stand out welcome offer that could earn you 225k points! Our favorite perk is the oustanding 10x bonus points on gas and groceries for 6 months and up to $15k spend! It’s pumped full of perks and travel benefits we love.
♥ Earn 75k points welcome offer after spending $5000 in 6 months
♥10x on gas and groceries, up to $15k, for first 6 months of card membership
♥5x flights booked via Amex Travel and directly with airlines
♥Amazing annual credits: $200 Uber credits, $200 Airline incidental fees, and $100 Saks Fifth Avenue credit
♥Comped Hotel Status: Marriott Gold + Hilton Gold
♥Over 20 transfer partners to achieve aspirational flights and hotel redemptions
I don’t the author understands the meaning of the word Ironic.
The correct word to use is contradictory.
Mike – here’s some irony for you…
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
plural noun: ironies
“the irony is that I thought he could help me”
synonyms:paradox, incongruity, incongruousness
“the irony of the situation
You are right. I was wrong.