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New AMEX Offer: $40 Discount at Select Hotels in the US
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You’ll save $40 off a stay of $200+ at DoubleTree by Hilton hotels after you load this AMEX Offer to your card and use it to pay for your stay! This offer is valid until December 31, 2017.
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Ed
Nothing here. Was hoping to see it on my Hilton AMEX. Instead of selectively offending the majority of us who don’t receive these offers perhaps American Express could at least consider a modest rebate for those not targeted (for example, $20 off 200) instead of nothing.
Brian
One of my cards had this on it. I’m staying in a DoubleTree over New Years’ for about a week. However, I check out on January 1st, 2018. Any idea if this will still work?
Tom
If the brand of hotel targeted for an offer is so easily stated, could you please include that in your headline? The headline used here implies that there may be many different kinds of hotels. Doing this seems rather clickbait-y.
Nothing here. Was hoping to see it on my Hilton AMEX. Instead of selectively offending the majority of us who don’t receive these offers perhaps American Express could at least consider a modest rebate for those not targeted (for example, $20 off 200) instead of nothing.
One of my cards had this on it. I’m staying in a DoubleTree over New Years’ for about a week. However, I check out on January 1st, 2018. Any idea if this will still work?
If the brand of hotel targeted for an offer is so easily stated, could you please include that in your headline? The headline used here implies that there may be many different kinds of hotels. Doing this seems rather clickbait-y.