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     1.   AMEX Offers:  $50 Credit When You Spend $250 at Hilton

    Travel With Grant reports folks can get a $50 AMEX statement credit when they spend $250 or more at Hilton hotels by April 5, 2015.

    Check your AMEX accounts to see if you qualify and register your card.  If you have this offer on multiple cards, you can take advantage of this discount more than once!

    And thanks to Million Mile Secrets reader Kent C for pointing out that EVERYONE can get this discount by tweeting “#AmexHilton” to add your connected American Express card.

    Check Your AMEX Offers for a $50 Statement Credit When You Spend $250 or More at Hilton Hotels. Or Tweet “AmexHilton” to Add Your Connected American Express Card

    To get the $50 credit, book directly through the Hilton website, mobile app, or make reservations at 800-445-8667.  So bookings made through online travel agencies like Orbitz aren’t eligible.  And the fine print says gift cards do NOT count.

    Remember, folks who were targeted can still save $50 when they spend $150 or more at Hyatt Place hotels through February 28, 2015.  And for this AMEX Offer, some folks say gift cards purchased at a Hyatt Place hotel can be used at ANY Hyatt.

    I haven’t done this, so let me know if you take a chance and it works for you!

    2.   New 70,000 Point Chase IHG Card Offer Coming Tomorrow

    Update:  The 80,000 point sign-up bonus mentioned on FlyerTalk is no longer available.  Here’s the link to the new 70,000 point offer.

    There’s an improved (sort-of!) offer for the Chase IHG card coming tomorrow, January 22, 2015.

    Normally, the public offer for this card is 60,000 points after spending $1,000 on purchases in the 1st 3 months.  The new offer will get you 70,000 points for the same minimum spending requirement.

    You Could Use IHG Hotel Points to Stay in an Overwater Bungalow in Bora Bora
    That said, it appears the even better 80,000 point version of the card is still active, according to FlyerTalk.  The landing page doesn’t mention 80,000 points, but folks report getting the bonus!

    Here’s my review of the Chase IHG card.  Emily and I don’t earn a commission for this card, but we’ll always let you know about the best deals!

    3.   Silvercar $59 Rental Promotion Extended

    Via One Mile at a Time, the Silvercar $59 per day rental deal has been extended until the end of February.

    Rent a Silvercar for $59 per Day Until the End of February

    Silvercar only rents Audi A4s.  I used them for the 1st time recently, and was impressed with the experience!  So this could be a good way to try out Silvercar at a discounted rate.

    If you’re new to Silvercar, you can sign-up using my referral link and we’ll each get a $25 gift card after your 1st rental.  Or if you already have an account, you can refer your friends!

    4.   AMEX Offer: $50 Off $250 Furniture Purchase

    Do you live in the Northeast?  You could get $50 off a $250 purchase using your AMEX card at Raymour & Flanigan (a large furniture chain).

    Send a tweet from your synced Twitter account to @AmexOffers using the hashtag “#AmexRF“ and make a purchase online, in-store, or by phone before April 15, 2015.

    Here’s how to get the AMEX Offer on multiple cards.

    Feel Like Redecorating? You Could Save $50 on a $250 Furniture Purchase With AMEX Offers on Twitter

    Remember, you have to receive a response from @AmexOffers confirming your card has been registered to get the $50 credit.  Enrollment is limited.

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