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Did a tweet prompt a public Amex Platinum 100k Offer after $3k spend?
Reddit has done it again and a H/T and a half to Physixfan for putting this out. Who knows if the tweets by Nathan W. Lundquist were actually responsible for Amex launching this sick offer, but I think we should blow his Twitter up in thanks anyway. Nate…you’re killing and I like your style. Hit the link below to get an Amex Platinum 100k offer after $3k spend in 3 months.
Update: DEAL IS DEAD
Here are the tweets that Nathan put out: LOVING THIS DUDE’S STYLE!
And then here is the application for what he’s talking about…
Word to the wise: “Screen cap everything and don’t MS” – these are little pearls of wisdom being decimnated on Reddit and I agree with them. Frequent Miler and Miles to Memories have put something out on this as well and I’ll just reiterate – something like this was published earlier this year and a lot of people had their Miles raked back because they weren’t targeted.
Now this app doesn’t need any sort of code to be approved, but something to keep in mind.
Use those miles and transfer to Aeroplan to fly in Lufthansa First Class for just 70k Miles to Europe.
OHHHHH BUT WAIT – HE’s NOT DONE….Nathan is putting it to Chase. Let’s hope they do it!
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