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Introducing the Oddest American Express Cardholder Benefit – Extended NBA Jersey Assurance! Jimmy Butler Fans Pay Attention!

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    Every sports fan has been there.  We’ve made the large investment into our favorite team and purchased the jersey of our favorite player.  And then, they get traded…now it’s an awkward piece of clothing you never end up wearing again.

    But, there’s no need to worry because American Express has you covered with Jersey Assurance!  And it’s available to anyone with an American Express card!

    What A Cool Perk for American Express Cardholders!

    While this is an awesome offer for NBA fans, there are some terms:

    If your jersey qualifies for replacement, you are eligible to get a jersey of the same team or to follow the player to his new team.  For example, when Gordon Hayward left the Utah Jazz to go to the Boston Celtics, you would have been able to get either a Donovan Mitchell Utah Jazz jersey (same team) or get a Gordon Hayward Celtics jersey (same player).

    Normally, you’re only covered if a player changes teams within 90 days of purchase.  So making the purchase with your American Express card will extend the coverage an additional ~9 months.  It’s important to note that you’re not covered if a player only changes their number or name, like when Ron Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace and then to The Panda’s Friend.

    It is great to see that American Express is becoming a lifestyle brand around our everyday purchases.  While I doubt I’ll ever use this perk, a die-hard NBA fan will find real value in this!

    What’s the oddest credit card perk you’ve ever cashed in on?  I’d love to hear about it in the comments!

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