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Get $10 Credits on EACH of Your AMEX Cards!

July 15, 2015 By Million Mile Secrets

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Last week I let you know about the new AMEX Express Checkout, which helps you purchase items online faster. Plus they’ll give you a $10 credit for trying out this new tool at select retailers through September 7, 2015.

And now, Miles to Memories confirms you can earn the $10 credit at each merchant more than once if you have multiple AMEX cards! Commenters confirm you can also get the credit for authorized user cards.

But you do NOT have to make a $10+ purchase! I’ll show you how to get a $9.60 credit for buying 40 cent items.

Get 10 Credits On EACH Of Your AMEX Cards — Free Money From AMEX Express Checkout!

Here’s how to get the most out of this deal!

What’s the Deal?

Link: How to Use AMEX Express Checkout

When you use AMEX Express Checkout you can earn a $10 credit at each participating merchant:

And there’s NO minimum spending requirement! This deal ends September 7, 2015.

Get 10 Credits On EACH Of Your AMEX Cards — You Can Spend Less Than $10 and Still Earn the Credit!

Plus, you’ll earn the $10 credit for each AMEX card you have! Even if you use the same log-in!

Get 10 Credits On EACH Of Your AMEX Cards — Folks Who Have a Lot of AMEX Cards Can Earn Big Money With This Deal!

But I’m NOT sure how long this will last!

So if you have 3 American Express cards, you can earn $30 in credits at each participating retailer! That’s a lot of easy money!

How to Make the Most of This Deal!

You can get more out of this deal by purchasing items that you’d buy anyway or finding the lowest priced items.

For example, NewEgg sells gift cards to other retailers like Burger King, Barnes & Noble, and CVS. This is a great way to save on a gift or something you planned on buying anyway!

Get 10 Credits On EACH Of Your AMEX Cards — Earn a $10 Statement Credit for Buying Gift Cards and More at NewEgg With AMEX Express Checkout

Or you can buy a 40 cent game credit at NewEgg for a quick profit of $9.60! And for more ideas, take a look at this list of items $10 and under with free shipping.

Bottom Line

You can earn the $10 statement credit with AMEX Express Checkout on purchases of any amount at each participating retailer until September 7, 2015.

Plus, you can earn a $10 credit for each American Express card you have! But I don’t know how long this will last.

This is an fantastic deal! Who doesn’t love free money!?

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