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ENDS AUGUST 8, 2018: Apply for The Highest-Ever 100,000-Point Offer on the AMEX Business Platinum!

  • Meghan Hunter

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    If you’ve been considering the limited-time 100,000-point offer on The Business Platinum® Card from American Express, your time is running out!

    To earn the bonus, you must apply by August 8, 2018.  

    This is the highest public offer we’ve seen for this card.  The welcome bonus plus the points you’ll earn from the meeting minimum spending requirements can easily get you ~$1,900 worth of airfare (and potentially MUCH more)!

    100,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Points Is More Than Enough for a Free Flight to Europe!

    Here are the details of the offer.

    Highest-Ever AMEX Business Platinum Offer

    Apply Here:   The Business Platinum® Card from American Express

    Our Review:   Review of the AMEX Business Platinum Card

    The limited-time offer on the AMEX Business Platinum card is ending August 8, 2018.  That’s tomorrow for all you calendarologists!

    When you apply for this offer, you’ll earn:

    AMEX Membership Rewards points are popular transferable points to collect.  Because you get flexibility to redeem points for award travel with any of the 19 AMEX airline or hotel partners.

    With the AMEX Business Platinum card, you’ll also get:

    This card has a $450 annual fee, which is NOT waived the first year.  But the statement credits, airport lounge access, and savings from AMEX Offers can easily offset the fee.

    I’ve held onto this card for 2+ years because I’ve always found value in paying the annual fee to continue taking advantage of the card’s perks!  I recently spent a weekend in San Francisco, and had a blast pampering myself by using the AMEX Fine Hotels & Resorts program, a benefit that comes with the card.

    Bottom Line

    You can currently earn up to 100,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points after meeting tiered minimum spending requirements with the AMEX Business Platinum card.  But you must apply by tomorrow, August 8, 2018.

    This is a great deal, because the points you’ll earn from the welcome offer and minimum spending are worth up to $1,900 towards select air travel paid for with points through the AMEX travel portal.  And potentially MUCH more if you know the best ways to use AMEX Membership Rewards points!

    For example, the intro offer alone is more than enough points for a one-way Business Class ticket to Europe, which can easily cost $2,500+!

    Plus, applying for this card will NOT hurt your chances of being approved for any Chase cards you might want.

    Do you plan on taking advantage of this big offer for the AMEX Business Platinum card?

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