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Can You Register for an AMEX Offer With Multiple Cards?

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    Million Mile Secrets reader, David, commented:

    Can you only use an AMEX Offer one time?

    Folks with multiple AMEX cards can register for an offer more than once.  But it takes a few extra steps.

    Keep in mind, certain AMEX Offers allow you to get a discount or earn extra points more than once without having to register multiple times.

    For example, a deal might include a $10 statement credit with a $50+ purchase.  But sometimes the language for the offer says you can get up to $20 in total credit by making 2 separate $50+ purchases.

    The Savings Can Add up When You Register for an AMEX Offer With Multiple Cards

    I’ll explain how you can save more with AMEX offers.

    Get More Savings With AMEX Offers

    Link:   How to Register Your American Express Card for AMEX Offers

    Adding an AMEX offer to your account is an easy way to save money on everyday purchases.  You can even profit from certain deals by reselling merchandise like team member Meghan did recently!

    I like that you can combine the deals with other discounts and coupons for even more discounts!

    And besides statement credits, which are like cash savings, some offers include ways to earn extra bonus AMEX Membership Rewards points!

    Not All AMEX Offers Are for Statement Credits. Sometimes You Can Earn Bonus AMEX Membership Rewards Points

    It depends on the offer, but most of them say:

    “Limit 1 enrolled card per American Express online account.”

    But here are 4 ways you can potentially get the same AMEX Offer on multiple cards.

    1.   Open Multiple Browser Tabs

    Before you register for an AMEX offer, you can open separate browser tabs for each card you have.  Then, if you see the deal available on multiple cards, you can quickly register each card.

    2.   Create Multiple Accounts

    If you have multiple cards, you can create multiple online accounts and log-in to register the offer to each card.  This takes some extra time, but it can be worth it to save money!

    3.   Use Authorized User Accounts

    Or if you’re an authorized user, you’ll already have a separate AMEX online account to log-in and register an offer.  Remember, primary cardholders and authorized users each have access to AMEX Offers.

    AMEX Offers Are Always Changing and Every Deal Might Not Appear in All of Your Accounts. But There Are Lots of Terrific Promotions That Can Save You Money!

    Every AMEX Offer will NOT always appear on all of your accounts because they are targeted.  This also means the primary cardholder might see an offer that’s NOT available on the authorized user’s account, and vice versa.

    4.   Register and Tweet AMEX

    Another way to potentially get a deal on multiple cards is to register the offer to your card AND tweet AMEX.  But this only works for eligible deals, which are updated on the AMEX Twitter page.

    Keep in mind you must use your synced Twitter account to tweet @AmexOffers using the deal hashtag.  If you haven’t synced your AMEX card before, read this post for instructions.

    Bottom Line

    AMEX Offers are a terrific way to save money or earn extra bonus points on everyday purchases.  And they’re always being updated, so be sure to check your account for the latest promotions.

    You can typically get a deal once per online account.  So if you have multiple AMEX cards you can get register an offer to more than one card by having separate online accounts for each card.

    Remember, every AMEX offer will NOT always appear on all of your accounts.

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