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$30 Off Your Next Amazon Purchase With Just 1 American Express Membership Rewards Point (Targeted)

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    Update:   Multiple people are reporting getting this message when they click the offer link “Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately this offer has ended.”  It’s worth clicking the offer link to see if you can get it to work, but it looks like this deal is either highly targeted or dead.  But this similar deal is still active.  And you can save $15 on $60+ Amazon purchase with this deal.  And you can save 20% (up to $100) at Amazon with this offer.  These deals don’t stack, but you could use them on multiple purchases if you qualify for all of them. Update: One or more card offers in this post are no longer available. Check our Hot Deals for the latest offers.

    Do yo use cards like The Blue Business®️ Plus Credit Card from American Express or The Business Platinum® Card from American Express?  If you’ve earned just a single point with a card that earns AMEX Membership Rewards points, you could cash it in for a $30 rebate.

    Amazon has targeted folks to receive $30 off orders of $60+ when you use at least 1 AMEX Membership Rewards point to pay for part of your purchase.  But you’ll have to take advantage of this deal by November 30, 2018.

    Up to a 50% Discount on Your Next Amazon Order With 1 Single American Express Membership Rewards Point!

    This deal is similar to the one Erin told you about a few days ago.  However, this particular promotion has been live for like 6 months.  So if you’ve already linked your AMEX card to your Amazon account and used this promo, you likely won’t be able to get it again.

    Here’s what you need to know:

    It’s worth noting that you should NOT normally use AMEX Membership Rewards points for Amazon purchases.  Because they’re more valuable when you transfer them to airline and hotel partners!  You should check out our guide to getting Big Travel with AMEX Membership Rewards points to learn more.

    Let us know if you’re targeted!

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