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$5 AMEX Statement Credit for Writing a TripAdvisor Review is Extended

February 18, 2014 By Million Mile Secrets

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Update: Looks like the offer is no longer available.

Thanks to Virginia for commenting that you can still get a $5 statement credit if you sync your American Express card to TripAdvisor.

Just write a review on TripAdvisor to earn a $5 American Express statement credit.

TripAdvisor — I Search on TripAdvisor to Get a Feel for a Hotel or Attraction

There are some restrictions on this offer:

Your American Express card must be synched (connected) to TripAdvisor
You can only connect ONE card per TripAdvisor account
Your American Express card must stay synched until the statement credit has posted
Your review must meet TripAdvisor’s qualifications and be posted by TripAdvisor

How Do I Get the $5 Credit?

Step 1 – Go to the Promotion Page and Sign-up for a TripAdvisor Account

Link: American Express TripAdvisor Sync Promotion

Click “Join Now” on the promotion page and enter your information to create a TripAdvisor account.

American Express Statement Credit TripAdvisor — Write a Review and Get a $5 Statement Credit!

Step 2 – Link Your American Express Card to TripAdvisor

Link your AMEX card to TripAdvisor by entering your name, email, and card number.

LinkAmextoTripAdvisor — Remember You Can Only Sync One Card for This Promotion

Step 3 – Write a Review

Click on “Write Review” and search for the hotel or restaurant you want to review, then click “Submit.”

TripAdvisorWriteReview — Use Your AMEX Card While Traveling and the Places You Visit Will Appear in Your Account, Making It Easier for You to Write Reviews

Step 4 – Wait for the $5 to Credit to Your AMEX Account

That’s it! Make sure you keep your AMEX card linked to TripAdvisor until the $5 credit appears in you account.

It can take up to 90 days for your credit to post, but in my experience they post in a week.

Bottom Line

You can still get a $5 statement credit when you sync your American Express card and write a review on TripAdvisor by March 31, 2014.

However, you can only register one card for this promotion.

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