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4 New AMEX Offers: Save at Bloomingdales, Levi’s, Luxor Limo, and Rebecca Taylor

May 31, 2016 By Million Mile Secrets

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You can use these 4 new AMEX Offers to get easy discounts on purchases you might have been planning already!

To take advantage of the savings, just add the deals to your American Express card. Then you’ll earn a statement credit when you make a qualifying purchase.

And if you have have multiple AMEX cards you can get these discounts more than once!

4 New AMEX Offers Save At Bloomingdales Levi's Luxor Limo And Rebecca Taylor — Save Money at Bloomingdales, Levi’s, Luxor Limo, and Rebecca Taylor When You Pay for Your Purchase With Your Registered AMEX Card

Here are the 4 new deals.

1. Bloomingdales

$30 back when you spend $150+ in one or more transactions after registering your qualified AMEX card online
Expires July 18, 2016
Valid in-store at US locations and online at bloomingdales.com
You can purchase a gift card to use later in-store

2. Levi’s

$30 back on a $150+ purchase when you tweet #AmexLevis from your connected American Express account
Or check your AMEX account to register
Expires July 8, 2016
Valid in-store only
Check here for full terms & exclusions

3. Luxor Limo

$20 back when you spend $100+ in one or more transactions after registering your qualified AMEX card online
Expires August 10, 2016
Valid online only

4. Rebecca Taylor

$50 back when you spend $250+ in one or more transactions after registering your qualified AMEX card online
Expires July 2, 2016
Valid in-store and online

Remember there are also other great current AMEX offers like discounts at Jet.com, DoubleTree, and GNC.

Will you take advantage of any of these deals?

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