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Easy 4,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points for Staying at Marriott (Targeted)

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    Via Miles to Memories,  there is a valuable new AMEX Offer!  You’ll receive 4,000 bonus AMEX Membership Rewards points when you pay $300+ for a Marriott stay by February 28, 2018.

    AMEX Offers are an easy way to save on purchases you might make anyway.  Just add the offers to your AMEX card and use that card for your spending!
    Use Your Eligible AMEX Card to Book a $300+ Stay at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach & Spa and Earn 4,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points
    AMEX Offers are targeted, so sign-in to your American Express online account to see which deals you qualify for.

    AMEX Offer for Marriott Stays

    When you spend $300+ on a Marriott stay, you’ll earn 4,000 bonus AMEX Membership Rewards points.  Here’s what you need to know:

    This deal should stack with Marriott’s MegaBonus promotion, or any other promotions they may publish.

    AMEX Offers are a unique perk to American Express cards.  And a great way to offset any annual fees you’re paying!

    American Express cards that are eligible for AMEX Offers include:

    And don’t forget, if you have multiple AMEX cards, here’s the trick to get these discounts more than once.

    Bottom Line

    I love saving money with AMEX Offers!  Sign-up for our newsletter and I’ll alert you whenever there are deals worth checking out!

    Log-in to your AMEX account to see if you qualify for this offer.  Then load the offer to your AMEX card, and use that card to make your purchase!
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