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Home » Credit Cards » Amex Offers: Spend $200 at Dell Get $40. Stack with Amex Biz Platinum credits
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Amex Offers: Spend $200 at Dell Get $40. Stack with Amex Biz Platinum credits

Miles September 7, 2022 American Express, Amex Offers 14 Comments
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Amex Offers: Spend $200 at Dell Get $40.

We have seen a variety of these Amex offers in the past with an offer just ended that gave 10% back on up to $1500 in total statement credits. That was a great offer, but required a ton of spend, and this one is much easier to hit. If your Amex Business Platinum gets targeted, it also provides a great opportunity to really stretch the $400 annual Dell credit that is a benefit of the Amex Business Platinum by stacking this Amex Offers with the statement credit.

Personally, I have 3 Amex Business Platinums which, in total, give me $1200 of statement credit for the whole year ( remember the credits are split into $200 semi annual credits which refresh in July ). Unfortunately, each card can’t take advantage of this credit and can only be used once per account.

You may be in the camp that thinks you don’t have much use for Dell credits, and you should really reconsider that position. Dell has a lot of products, that are outside of Dell branded products like portable chargers, projectors, printers, headphones, microphones, cables, memory cards, etc. Let’s take a look at the current offers that are circulating.

Amex Offers: Spend $200 at Dell Get $40 statement credit

Pretty straight forward.

  • Spend $200 at Dell.com get $40 back
  • Expires 10/31/22
  • One or more purchases

 

Stack with Dell $400 Amex Business Platinum credit

That’s right folks, as I mentioned before, if you’re an American Express Business Platinum credit cardholder you’ll receive a $200 statement credit split into 2, $200 credits, each 6 months of the year.

You can enroll here

Quick hint: Using multiple cards to maximize your offers via Split Payment

Amex Offers can be targeted to various cards, so if the Amex Offer is targeted to a card aside from your Amex Business Platinum you could add it and split payments. Additionally, if you carry more than one Amex Business Platinum you can make use of both Dell credits on a single purchase by splitting as well.

For instance, I split payments between Amex Business Platinums to trigger each of their $200 statement credits for the last half of 2022 .

Add in Rakuten to earn even more Membership Rewards – keep an eye on this – it has been as high as 15x.

Rakuten partnered with American Express to allow users the ability to earn Membership Rewards instead of cashback. That’s what I do, and how I’ve earned over 100k points this year off referrals and bonus points. You’ll notice that since Amex Offers are triggered on the backend of a purchase, you earn the Rakuten multiple on the full purchase price.

If you don’t have Rakuten, you can use our Referral

Overall

Getting even more money off at Dell with this current Amex Offer is fantastic, but stacking it with Amex Business Platinum Dell credits and Rakuten bonuses is even better. See you on TikTok!

 

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14 Comments

  1. phil Reply
    April 9, 2022 at 9:09 pm

    Thanks for the info !
    i just got a dell laptop with my Amex Business Platinum but i missed the 10% back up to $1500 on my card offer.
    do you know if i will return it and then re buy it i will still get the $200 + the 10% back ?
    Thanks

  2. John Reply
    February 2, 2022 at 7:42 am

    GRRR! I just purchased a monitor from Dell yesterday. Now I see the 10% off offer in my AMEX Business platinum account. ugh!

    • Rae Reply
      February 2, 2022 at 9:50 am

      Cancel the order and re-purchase today. I do this stuff all the time. Or I purchase again and return the non-discounted one NIB if the amount is good enough.

      If I miss a sale I’ll rebuy and item and return the rebuy with the opened one’s receipt just to get the deal for places that don’t price match

  3. Jack Reply
    December 20, 2020 at 10:17 pm

    Amex Platinum $100 credit must have been targeted too since I had all the other offers but not this

  4. Hombre Reply
    November 17, 2020 at 9:59 am

    I jsut got AMEX Platinum. However, I am not targeted for offer yet. What do I need to do to get offer?

  5. Marc Samson Reply
    June 9, 2020 at 9:02 pm

    Is the 12000 points for $599 purchases targeted? I dont see it on my bus plat offer list, the others are there

    • Miles Reply
      June 9, 2020 at 9:48 pm

      Hmmmmm it may be, I figured it was broader since other outlets have posted about it too.

  6. Simon Reply
    June 9, 2020 at 11:37 am

    The LG B9 55′ deal they have at the moment may be better bang for the buck.

  7. Eric Reply
    June 9, 2020 at 9:00 am

    This must be targeted as I cannot see this offer.

  8. Mark Reply
    June 8, 2020 at 10:15 pm

    What’s the price for that TV at a different store? (Not Dell)

  9. Sajer Guy Reply
    June 8, 2020 at 8:08 pm

    So how do you split and still go thru Rakuten or another portal…by buying Dell gift cards first? If so, do you think any of the offers won’t pay out?

    • Miles Reply
      June 8, 2020 at 8:17 pm

      Why wouldn’t you be able split via Rakuten – it should just populate the website and code it, it shouldn’t negate the payment split screen, right? Don’t think this should create any issues since it’s all statement credit and on amex’s backend not because it is populated from an amex link. I’ll play around with it since I haven’t completed the transaction this way, but I’m not sure why it would affect it. That being said, only the person whose rakuten account is linked would get the spend bonus

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