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Check to See If You’re Targeted for These 2 Great Spending Bonuses to Earn Even More Flexible Rewards!

July 24, 2018 By Meghan Hunter

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Today we’ve got a couple of nice targeted spending bonuses to share with you.

1. Earn Up to 3,000 Bonus Chase Ultimate Rewards Points (Targeted)

Are you a Chase Freedom Unlimited cardholder? If so, you’ll definitely want to keep an eye out for this spending deal. You’ll receive an email if you’ve been targeted.

With this offer, you can earn 1,000 bonus Chase Ultimate Rewards points in each month that you spend $1,000+, from August 1 through October 31, 2018. That’s up to 3,000 bonus Chase Ultimate Rewards points total! And that’s on top of the 1.5% cash back (1.5X Chase Ultimate Rewards points) the card already earns on every purchase!

You Can Get Amazing Value and Savings by Using Your Chase Ultimate Rewards Points to Book Travel to Destinations Like Cabo San Lucas!

I checked and I wasn’t targeted. But maybe you’ll have better luck than me!

2. Earn Up to 30,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points

If you hold The Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN card, check your email to see if you’ve been targeted for a lucrative spending offer!

Folks have reported seeing an offer to earn bonus AMEX Membership Rewards points. Here’s what you’ll earn:

Spend $5,000, earn 20,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points
Spend an additional $5,000, earn 10,000 extra AMEX Membership Rewards points

Meaning you can earn up to 30,000 bonus AMEX Membership Rewards points!

The bonus points you earn are based on spending done from your date of registration through October 15, 2018. Your bonus points will post within 8 to 10 weeks of meeting the spending requirements.

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Meghan Hunter

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Meghan Hunter is an editor for Million Mile Secrets. She covers points, miles, credit cards, airlines, hotels and general travel. Her work has also appeared in The Points Guy.

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