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Hot New AMEX Offer: 20,000 Membership Rewards Points for Air France $1,000+ Purchase

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    I love AMEX Offers because they’re an easy way to save money or earn bonus points on purchases you might make anyway.

    And today’s new Air France AMEX Offer is a whopper!  You can earn 20,000 American Express Membership Rewards points when you make $1,000+ in purchases with Air France.

    If you have a paid trip to Europe coming up anyway, this is a terrific deal!

    Booking an Air France Flight Soon? You Could Earn 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points for $1,000+ in Air France Purchases

    I’ll share the details of the Air France AMEX Offer!

    Air France AMEX Offer

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

    Link:   Air France

    To get in on the deal, sign-in to your American Express online account to see if you qualify.  Then add the offer to your eligible card.

    And remember, if you have have multiple AMEX cards, it’s possible to get this offer more than once.

    With this deal, you’ll earn 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points after spending $1,000+ on Air France purchases by April 14, 2017.  And the spending does NOT have to be in one transaction.

    The fine print:

    Visit Paris Like Emily and Her Mom Did and Earn 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points!

    Enrollment is limited, so if you’re interested you should add the offer to your card soon.

    If you’ve got plans to book a paid flight to Europe, it could be worth changing your itinerary to include Air France, even if it costs a little more money.  That’s because 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points are worth at least $200 in airfare when you Pay With Points through American Express Travel.

    But this is an even sweeter deal if you have the The Business Platinum® Card from American Express.  You’ll get 50% of your points back when you book any flight with your selected airline through the AMEX travel portal.  Or Business or First Class tickets on ANY airline booked through the portal.

    So your points are effectively be worth 2 cents each, making 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points from this AMEX Offer worth $400 (20,000 points X 2 cents per point).

    For more ideas on how to use AMEX Membership Rewards points, check out my series on how to get Big Travel from American Express Membership Rewards points.

    Bottom Line

    There’s a terrific new AMEX Offer out today.  When you add the deal to your eligible card, you’ll earn 20,000 American Express Membership Rewards points after spending $1,000+ on purchases with Air France. 

    The deal is good through April 14, 2017, but enrollment is limited.  So add the offer to your card soon if you’re interested.

    It could be worth switching paid travel plans to Air France if you’re planning a trip to Europe anyway.  Because 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points are worth at least $200 in paid airfare through the AMEX Travel Portal.  And double that if you have The Business Platinum® Card from American Express OPEN.

    Let me know if you book a trip!

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