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Save $60 (or earn 6,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points!) on Hotels Booked With American Express!

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    AMEX Offers are a fantastic way to save money on everyday purchases.  They’re targeted statement credits or bonus points that only folks with American Express cards receive, for things like shopping, travel, and dining.  Check this post out to see how it works!  And stay tuned to our newsletter, to keep up to date on the best ones!

    There is currently a solid offer for reserving hotels through the AMEX Travel Portal.  When you use your eligible AMEX card to spend $350+ for prepaid hotels, you’ll receive a $60 statement credit!  There is also an alternate offer for 6,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points instead of cash.

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