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IHG has returned with another sale, offering up to a 100% bonus when buying points. This latest sale has a tiered offering, giving an increasing bonus when you buy more points, up to a 100% bonus. That means you can buy IHG Rewards points for as low as 0.5 cents per point (cpp). This latest sale is running through November 10, 2026.

As always, this might be targeted, and sometimes members have different bonus amounts or tier thresholds.

If you find that Points.com won’t accept your IHG login details, you should still be able to buy the points if you click through from an IHG email about this points sale, or by clicking through from the IHG app.

The Deal

• Buy IHG Rewards points for as low as 0.5 cents per point:
  • Buy 5K-10K points & get 80% bonus (0.75 cents per point)
  • Buy 11K-39K points & get 90% bonus (0.53-0.61 cents per point depending on how many you buy)
  • Buy 40K+ points & get 100% bonus (0.5 cents per point)
• Direct link to offer (our affiliate link)

Key Terms

• This Offer is available for qualifying purchases of IHG One Rewards points made between 12:00 AM ET on October 21, 2026 and 11:59 PM ET on November 10, 2026 (“Offer Period”). Members will receive a bonus of up to 100% of the points purchased when they purchase a minimum 5,000 points purchase threshold on a per transaction basis.
• There is a minimum points purchase threshold on a per transaction basis to be eligible for a bonus. The percentage bonus amount will show for eligible members when they log into their IHG One Rewards account.
• The number of points a member may purchase, gift, or receive as a gift during the Offer Period is subject to annual limits under the IHG One Rewards Membership Terms and Conditions, which are available on www.ihg.com. Members may purchase a maximum of up to 200,000 points during a calendar year, so the number of points a member can purchase during the Offer Period will depend on how many points the member had already purchased during the same calendar year. For example, if a member had previously purchased 50,000 points in 2026, then the member could only purchase up to a maximum of 150,000 points during the Offer Period and would be eligible to receive the applicable percentage of additional bonus points under this Offer based only on the amount of points purchased during the Offer Period.
• Similar limits apply to gifting points and receiving points as a gift: members may gift up to a maximum of 200,000 points, or receive as gifts from other members a combined maximum of up to 200,000 points, during the Offer Period, subject to reduction by the number of points that have been already gifted, or received as a gift, in the same calendar year. If a member purchases points that exceed the 200,000 points threshold for 2026 then they cannot purchase points for the remainder of the calendar year.
• Purchased points, as well as any bonus points awarded under this Offer, do not count towards IHG One Rewards Elite status.
• This is an exclusive, non-transferable offer for intended recipients only and may not be forwarded.
• Please allow up to 72 hours for points to post and appear in the recipient’s account.

Best uses of IHG points

• 4th night free. Use points to book 4 nights for the price of 3. This benefit is valid for longer stays, so if you’re staying 8 nights, you’ll get both the 4th and 8th nights free. This benefit is available only to cardholders of the IHG One Rewards Premier Select, IHG One Rewards Premier, and IHG One Rewards Business credit cards, as well as the IHG One Rewards credit card when spending $5,000 in a calendar year. Rather than reducing the total cost of the stay by 25%, the points required for every 4th night are deducted. Seeing as IHG uses dynamic pricing, that can be great if the 4th night is the most expensive, but not as good if that night is the cheapest. See this post for more about the possibilities.
• 10% points rebate. If you have the IHG Select credit card (no longer available for new applications), you’ll get a 10% points rebate when booking award stays. The points are credited back a few weeks after your stay, so you need to have the full number of points required for an award stay in your account. The 10% points rebate stacks with the 4th night free benefit if you have both an IHG Premier Select, Premier or Business credit card (or IHG One Rewards no annual fee card if you spend $5,000 in a calendar year) and an IHG Select card, with the 4th night free being calculated first.
• Sweet spots with dynamic pricing. Although IHG uses dynamic pricing for award stays, award pricing isn’t always as high as the corresponding cash cost. For example, Stephen booked a stay at the Staybridge Suites Temecula-Wine Country in California. The average nightly cost was $258.81 with taxes and fees, but the points cost ranged from 19,000 to 23,000 points per night. Buying points at 0.5cpp would therefore enable you to stay for only $95-$115 per night at that award pricing – less than half the cost of a regular paid stay. Stacking the 4th night free and a 10% points rebate reduced the cost of a 9-night stay there to only 14,500 points per night, or $72.50 per night when buying points at 0.5cpp. That was less than a third of the cost of a paid stay.

Things to know about IHG points

• When you book nights with points, you will not earn points for the stay unless IHG is running a promotion that awards bonus points per night/stay, which includes award nights.
• Most hotel taxes are not charged on award stays, so this can make the value of buying points even better. Arguably, this factor and the one above roughly cancel each other out.
• IHG One Rewards points purchases are made via Points.com. You can click through from a shopping portal to earn a little cashback on the purchase, thereby reducing your net cost for the points – you can find the current rates here.
• Points.com purchases don’t code as travel, so it’s best to pay with a card that earns at a higher rate for everyday spend or on a card where you’re working on a minimum spend requirement.
• A couple of readers report that some card-linked IHG spending offers are triggered by points purchases, despite payment being processed by Points.com rather than IHG. See the discussion thread here.

Past IHG points sales

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Comments

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• I am offered 30% off. Have not been targeted for 100% recently. ... by Henry
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The Deal

• Spend $350+ with Avis Car Rental in one or more purchases & get a $75 statement credit with a targeted Amex Offer.

Key Terms

• Expires December 31, 2026.
• Offer valid only for vehicle rentals made directly with Avis Car Rental. Rentals can be made online at US website avis.com, through the US mobile app, by calling US phone reservations at 1-800-331-1212, or at Avis locations in the US and US territories.
• Eligible rentals must be paid for by 12/31/2026 in order to qualify.
• Must pick up at and return rental to an Avis location in the US or US territories.
• Not valid for bookings made through travel agents or affiliate booking sites.
• Excludes Budget & Payless brands, Chauffeur Drive, Car Sales, Scooter rentals, e-Toll and purchases with travel partners for lodging, airfare, ground transportation, or parking.
• Offer valid only on purchases made in US dollars.

Quick Thoughts

Getting $75 back on $350 in spend is a generous return, especially if you can keep the cost of your rental(s) close to that $350 threshold.

Be aware that rentals have to take place in the US and US territories, so this Amex Offer sadly won’t help if you’re renting from Avis overseas.

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The Deal

• Finnair Plus is selling Avios with a tiered discount:
  • 30% off when you buy 5,000-19,000 Avios
  • 35% off when you buy 20,000-49,000 Avios
  • 40% off when you buy 50,000-84,000 Avios
  • 50% off when you buy 85,000-200,000 Avios
  • Note that the exact price differs depending on the currency in which you pay, though at the top end you can buy Avios for as little as 1.06c per point. See below for more details. Upate 11/7/26: The conversion from Japanese Yen has been updated, so US Dollars are now the best choice at about 1.09c per point.
• Recommendation: Click through to “Finnair Avios” from Rove to earn extra points!
• Direct link to this deal

Key Terms

• Sale is valid from 12:01AM EET on November 2 and 11:59PM EET on November 16, 2026
• Avios will be added to your account 1–3 days after the purchase
• The offer is only applicable to Finnair Plus members who joined the program before 30 October 2026 and have a minimum balance of 50 Avios in their Finnair Plus account.
• For this offer, the annual buy limit is reset, allowing members to purchase up to 200,000 Avios even if they have already reached the annual limit earlier in 2026. All other Buy Avios terms and conditions apply.

Quick Thoughts

To take part in this promotion, you’ll need to have joined Finnair Plus before October 30, 2026, and have a minimum balance of 50 Avios in your Finnair Plus account. That said, it’s easy to add Avios to your Finnair Plus account by moving Avios from another Avios program.  You’ll also get a 10% tier bonus based on the number of Avios you buy, which could help if you’re chasing elite status with Finnair.

As a reminder, British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Qatar, Loganair, Vueling, and Finnair all use Avios. You can move Avios from one airline program to another to take advantage of the many different best uses of Avios.

As flagged by One Mile at a Time, to get the best possible discount, you’ll want to pay in Japanese yen. Finnair lets you decide which currency to use when buying Avios, and the price differs based on the currency you choose. Update 11/7/26: The conversion has been updated, and paying in Japanese Yen is no longer advantageous. The best option now is paying in US Dollars.

If you choose to pay in U.S. dollars, you’ll pay 2.17 U.S. cents per Avios before the discount. Assuming you’re buying between 85,000 and 200,000 Avios, that means you’ll pay about 1.09 cents per point when paying in U.S. dollars. However, they charge the equivalent of about 2.11 U.S. cents per Avios when paying in Japanese Yen. Therefore, if you choose to pay in Japanese Yen, after the 50% discount for the top tier, you’ll pay about 1.06 cents per Avios. Either way, it’s a terrific deal. Keep in mind that currency conversion rates can fluctuate, so you’ll want to check the latest valuations before you choose your payment currency.

Points purchases are processed by points.com, so they won’t qualify for any sort of airline bonus. However, Atmos Summit cardholders earn 3 points per dollar on foreign purchases. If you pay in Japanese Yen, I expect you’ll earn 3x Atmos points. Also keep in mind that if you’re going to pay in a foreign currency, you don’t want to use a card that charges a foreign transaction fee. Update: Now that the foreign currency angle is dead, the best option is to pay with a card that earns a good return on otherwise unbonused purchases. Keep in mind that you can go through a shopping portal to get ~1-2% back or 1 Rove Mile per dollar spent.

Whether or not this is a good deal depends on your capacity to use Avios. There are certainly some terrific uses of Avios among the many Avios programs, so this could be well worth a purchase, depending on your points needs and your current points holdings.

Depending on your stash of cash versus points, it might make more sense to buy points in this deal than to transfer to an Avios program. Keep in mind, though, that we frequently see point transfer bonuses to the Avios programs, including a new one that dropped today. Therefore, whether or not you’ll be interested in buying is really going to vary based on your situation. This is certainly an offer to keep in mind, though, if you would like to become more flush with Avios.

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Comments

• In reply to tassojunior. Sorry, not following the connection ... by Dave Hanson
• It looks like you only need 15,000 tier points for Finnair ... by Eric
• Why is 85K purchase listed as 50% off maximum discount but 100K ... by tassojunior
• In reply to Vince. Same strategy for me. by Jules
• Do not need the status angle so went with 120K using Bilt at ... by Vince
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The latest set of Atmos Rewards Global Getaways is out, with awards to Hawai’i starting at 11.5K one-way, flights to Italy starting at 25K, and multiple Asian routes from 30K. To take advantage of the sale, book by November 7th; promo pricing is valid for travel from December 1, 2026-March 10, 2027.

The Deal

• Save on award bookings made using Atmos Rewards points to/from the following destinations (prices listed are one-way costs):
  • Kona/Honolulu/Kahului/Lihu’e, Hawai’i – from 11.5K points
  • Venice, Italy – from 25K points
  • Amman, Jordan – from 30K points
  • Catania, Italy – from 30K points
  • Mumbai, India – from 30K points
  • Singapore – from 30K points

Direct link to offer

Key Terms

• Global Getaways pricing is offered on select flights originating or ending in the United States on Alaska, Hawaiian, and global partners, in Economy class only.
• Starting prices shown have been available for sample one-way trips within the last 24 hours, and may not be currently available. Award pricing may vary by route, origin, travel date, and seat availability.
• Promo is valid on bookings through December 1, 2026-March 10, 2027.
• Taxes and fees vary by itinerary and are based on trip origin and destination. The exact amount of taxes and carrier-imposed fees that will apply will appear when searching for a particular itinerary. Awards on Alaska- or Hawaiian-operated flights are subject to taxes and fees starting from $5.60 per person, each way. Taxes and fees for international itineraries which include segments operated by partner carriers can exceed $100 per person, each way.
• For itineraries that include one (1) or more partner award segments, a $20 (USD) nonrefundable fee will be collected per person, each way.
• One (1) en route stopover of up to 14 days is allowed per one-way on eligible international itineraries. On a round-trip international itinerary, two (2) stopovers are permitted with one (1) in each direction of travel.
• Lap infants are not permitted on international partner awards and will not be accepted for travel.

Quick Thoughts

If you’re not familiar with Global Getaways/Member Days, it’s a feature Alaska Airlines launched a couple of years ago under its old Mileage Plan loyalty program (now Atmos Rewards). Every quarter, six destinations worldwide become bookable for fewer points than the normal rate. Notably, the discount applies to award bookings on partner airlines, not only to flights on Alaska Airlines metal.

This month’s deals are decent, especially given the cash cost of many flights right now. For example, flying to the four major Hawai’i islands for 11,500 points is a great deal, and India for 30K is also.

Remember, you earn Status Points towards Atmos elite status on award bookings, and these reduced Global Getaways fares are no exception.

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Comments

• In reply to VIVEK. No, unfortunately. I'd love for them to ... by Tim Steinke
• In reply to VIVEK. I wish. They've been stingy lately about J. by 1990
• I'm not sure that the awards for DFW-MEX anything special or ... by Michael
• Does Alaska allow bidding or upgrading these discounted fares ... by VIVEK

 

The Deal

• New targeted Amex Offer for $60 back when you spend $300 or more on Southwest Airlines in one or more transactions
  • Enrollment required
  • Expires 12/31/26

Key Terms

• Eligible Card Members must first add the offer to their Card and then use the same enrolled Card for qualifying purchases.
• Any Cards issued outside of the US are not eligible.
• Offer valid for Southwest Airlines marketed flights and Getaways by Southwest booked directly online at southwest.com or through the Southwest mobile app.
• Flights must originate in the US and be paid for in USD to qualify. Valid only for purchases where Southwest Airlines is the merchant of record, including eligible ancillary purchases such as seat upgrades, baggage fees, and onboard purchases.
• Excludes all other purchases, including standalone hotel bookings, car rentals, cruise bookings, gift card purchases, Southwest merchandise purchases, travel insurance/trip protection, and Rapid Rewards points purchases.
• This Offer applies only to eligible purchases that are paid for during the Offer period.
• Purchases must be made in USD.
• If you meet the offer requirements, the statement credit(s) will typically post to your account within 30 days after you make a qualifying purchase.

Quick Thoughts

We see frequent Chase Offers for Southwest, which makes sense, given that Southwest’s entire credit card portfolio is issued by the big blue blank. It’s much less common to see Southwest proffering its wares via American Express.

Typically, the Chase Offers we see give a fixed percentage back (usually 10%) with a maximum total cashback. This one could be slightly better; depending on how close you stay to $300 in purchases, you could save closer to 20%. Even better, this offer explicitly includes Getaways by Southwest, which would extend the savings towards vacations packages.

There may be different versions of this offer out there. If you find a different one on your cards than what’s mentioned above, leave it in the comments!

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Comments

• In reply to Dan. The Platinum. by Mike
• In reply to Dan. Amex BBP by Jenn
• In reply to Dan. Not one of mine. by WhereTo2Next
• Which cards are people finding this offer on? by Dan

 

The Deal

• Get a one-time $50 statement credit by using your enrolled eligible Card to spend at least $250 in one or more purchases at select IHG Hotels & Resorts properties in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Germany, Japan, and the UK.
  • Valid through 12/31/26
  • See this list for excluded properties

Terms and Conditions

• Cards issued outside of the US are not eligible.
• Offer valid for stays at participating IHG® Hotels & Resorts properties in the US, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, UK, Japan and Germany.
• Excludes IHG® Army Hotels Timeshares, and Iberostar properties.
• Please reference americanexpress.com/us/2026ihg/ to view additional excluded locations that will not qualify for this offer.
• Reservations must be made directly through IHG online at IHG.com, by calling 1-877-424-2449, or via the IHG® App.
• This Offer applies only to eligible bookings that are paid for during the Offer period.
• Not valid for gift cards, reservations partially paid for with IHG One Rewards points, and purchase of IHG One Reward points.
• Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $250 USD, following conversion from a foreign currency. Offer only valid on room rate and room charges.
• Offer not valid for lodging stays that are paid for before the promotion start date or after the promotion end date.

Quick Thoughts

It’s been about six months since we last saw an Amex offer for IHG, which makes sense given that Chase issues all of IHG’s credit cards. While the terms officially exclude gift cards, you can usually trigger these offers by buying a gift card at a hotel front desk. That said, most IHG hotels won’t sell gift cards at the front desk, with the notable exception of Kimpton.

If you have paid stays at any included IHG properties, this is a winner, and it’s widely targeted…I have it on most of my Amex Membership Rewards-earning cards. Be sure to register for IHG’s current promotion before your stay(s).

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Comments

• In reply to bluecat. Ahhh…I see this is an old offer from ... by bluecat
• They give you 12 days to use the offer? That stinks by bluecat
• In reply to Sara C. To follow up, my card was charged the day ... by Sara C
• Datapoint: Not targeted on my Amex Plat Morgan Stanley, Gold, ... by r2e
• I'm so glad I saw this! Getting ready to check into IHG (with ... by Sara C

 

The Deal

• Save 25% when booking Southwest award flights.
  • Valid for both international and domestic flights
  • Book from 11/6/26 – 11/9/26
  • Valid for travel between 11/6/26 and 3/10/27.
  • Blackout dates apply (see terms below)

Key Terms

• Book from 11/6-11/9 for travel on select flights 11/6/26-3/10/27.
• Interisland Hawaii travel not included.
• Cont. U.S. travel blacked out 11/28, 11/29, 12/26-12/28, 1/2, and 1/3.
• Cont. U.S. travel to intl., Hawaii, St. Thomas, and San Juan, PR blacked out 11/20-11/25 and 12/17-1/5.
• Cont. U.S. travel from intl., Hawaii, St. Thomas, and San Juan, PR blacked out 11/27-12/1 and 12/17-1/5.
• Discount is automatically applied and shown as a strikethrough on the displayed base fare. Restrictions and exclusions apply.
• Seats, days, and markets limited.
• Points bookings do not include government fees from $5.60 per one-way flight.

Quick Thoughts

Saving 25% on Southwest award flights is a good deal, especially since it applies to both one-way and round-trip flights in any fare class. There aren’t many blackout dates, given that the sale covers the holidays. For travel within the continental US, it’s only a couple of days after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s.

That said, simply because a date isn’t blacked out doesn’t mean that it’s on sale. The promo only offers “up to” 25% off; it doesn’t apply to all routes every day. For nonstops between Seattle and Chicago Midway (MDW), there were hardly any sale fares available in the two weeks before Christmas.

You’ll be able to tell which flights are on sale via a line drawn through the base price with the sale fare underneath it. Flights that aren’t on sale will display normally:

If you have existing reservations booked with Southwest Rapid Rewards points, check how much those flights cost now during the award sale. If they’re cheaper, you can cancel your existing reservation(s) with no penalty and get those points back to immediately rebook using the award sale.

This award sale runs through November 9th, but it’s best to book ASAP. These promotions are usually very popular, especially during high-demand periods like the holidays; the points required for any given redemption could increase over the next couple of days, which could reduce some of the benefits.

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Comments

• In reply to Tim Steinke. Ha, classic. I only expend my time ... by Whitney
• In reply to Whitney. That's how the folks at SWS put it, word ... by Tim Steinke
• I think it’s a typo in “Points bookings do not include ... by Whitney

 

Note that the terms on this promo now state that Amazon and fuel gift cards don’t earn 4x. You’ll still earn 2x fuel points (the normal rate) on those cards.

The Deal

• Kroger and its empire of affiliated stores are offering 4x fuel points on the following gift cards:
  • Select third-party gift cards in-store (see below – must clip coupon)
  • Fixed-value Visa/Mastercard gift cards in-store (not currently offered)
  • Online purchases of gift cards (direct link, no coupon needed)

Key Terms

• Offer valid November 7 – November 8, 2026
• Excludes Amazon gift cards.

Quick Thoughts

When buying third-party gift cards, you can earn 4x fuel points, saving you up to 14% on gas. To illustrate how that 14% figure is calculated, let’s say you spend $250 on gift cards during the promotion. That would earn you 1,000 fuel points, which you can redeem for $1 off per gallon on up to 35 gallons. If you can refuel to that 35-gallon limit (perhaps with a large gas tank or by refueling 2+ household vehicles at once), you’d save $35. Saving $35 on the original $250 in gift card spend amounts to a 14% discount.

If your gas tank is smaller, though, your savings won’t be as high. For example, our car holds at most 12 gallons, so we can barely save 5% on gas through these promotions, given how much we spend on gift cards. You can often get better gift card discounts through sites like Raise, so weigh your options before buying at full price from Kroger or its affiliates, such as Dillons, King Soopers, Ralphs, Fry’s, or Smith’s.

You can earn 4x fuel points on gift cards purchased online or in-store, though there are a couple of important differences between the two. If you’re buying in-store, you’ll need to load the digital coupons to your account first, whereas you’ll automatically earn 4x fuel points when buying gift cards online from Kroger.

Another thing to keep in mind is that buying gift cards in-store lets you take advantage of the many cards offering bonus spend at grocery stores right now. Kroger’s online gift card site processes payments through Blackhawk Network (the owner of GiftCards.com), so those online orders don’t count as grocery purchases.

Past Offers

• Offer valid October 21 – November 3, 2026
• Offer valid through October 20th, 2026
• Offer valid September 23 – October 6, 2026 for fixed-value Visa/MC gift cards.
• Offer valid September 16 – September 29, 2026 for 3rd-party cards.
• Offer valid September 11 – September 13, 2026 for Visa/MC cards
• Offer valid September 9 – September 15, 2026 for 3rd-party cards.
• August 26 – September 1, 2026
• August 19-25 for 3rd-party gift cards
• August 14-16 for 3rd-party gift cards
• July 24 – 25, 2026.
• July 17 – 18, 2026.
• July 1 – July 14, 2026 for Visa/MC cards.
• July 10 – July 11, 2026 for 3rd-party gift cards.
• June 24 – July 7, 2026, for 3rd-party gift cards
• June 10 – 23, 2026.
• May 29 – June 9, 2026 for select third party cards
• May 29 – June 2, 2026 for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• May 15th, 2026
• May 1 – 12, 2026 for third party cards
• April 15-May 12, 2026 for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• April 8-21, 2026 for third party cards
• March 25-April 7, 2026
• March 13th-15, 2026 for third party gift cards & March 13th-17th for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• February 26th, 2026
• January 30th through February 1, 2026
• January 23rd, 2026
• January 7th through January 20th, 2026
• January 2nd through January 6th, 2026
• December 26th through December 28th
• November 12th through December 2nd
• November 7th through November 9th
• October 22nd through November 4th
• October 17th – October 21st for Visa and Mastercard gift cards.
• October 17th – October 19th for 3rd-party gift cards
• September 17th – September 30th
• September 14th – September 16th
• August 29th- September 1st
• August 22nd – August 24th
• August 15th – August 17th
• July 31st – August 12th
• July 25th
• July 18th
• July 11th
• June 25th – July 8th
• June 20th – June 22nd
• June 6th – June 17th
• May 30th – June 2nd
• May 23rd – May 26th
• May 16th
• May 1st – May 13th
• April 25th
• April 9th – April 22nd
• March 22nd – April 1st
• March 7th – March 18th
• January 31st
• January 8, 2025 – January 21, 2025
• November 13 – December 3rd
• October 23 – November 5th
• September 18 – October 1st
• August 30 – September 2nd
• August 23rd – 25th
• August 16th – 18th
• July 31st – August 13th
• July 26th
• July 19th
• July 12th
• June 26th – July 9th
• June 21st
• June 5th – 18th
• May 31st
• May 24th – 27th
• May 1st – 14th
• April 26th
• April 10th – 23rd
• March 20th – April 2nd
• March 15th – 17th
• January 31st -February 20th
• January 10th – 23rd
• January 5th – 7th, 2024

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Comments

• Since I drive a Tesla I cant take advantage of this. BUT I love ... by Jerry Udell
• is this legal by Arnold Stang ESQ. Attorney at Law
• I think this is only for “Dining Cards” under the current ... by Matt
• In reply to Lee. It's on our to-do list of posts to write. by Stephen Pepper
• “12 gallons, so we can barely save 5% on gas”. Or, if ... by JimB
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The Deal

• Get purchase fees waived when you buy $250 or more of Visa gift cards from VanillaGift.com and use promo code VGTHANKS26.

Direct link to offer

Key Terms

• Expires November 26, 2026.
• Excludes Charity Cards.

Quick Thoughts

These waived purchase-fee deals are common, but it’s great that this one lasts three weeks and has no denomination restriction.

The best value is buying digital cards, since there are no fees at all. If you buy physical cards, the purchase fees are waived, but shipping fees are not.

Don’t pay with an Amex card, as those cards don’t earn rewards on purchases from VanillaGift.com, nor other Incomm-owned sites like TheGiftCardShop.com and MastercardGiftCard.com.

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The Deal

• Spend $500 or more on room rate and room charges at Omni properties in the US and Canada and get $100 back as a statement credit with a targeted Amex Offer.
  • Enroll by 2/1/27, spend by 3/1/27

Key Terms

• Eligible Card Members must first add the offer to the Card by 2/1/2027 and then use the same enrolled Card for qualifying spend by 3/1/2027.
• Any Cards issued outside of the US are not eligible.
• Offer valid at Omni Hotels & Resorts in the US and Canada.
• Reservations must be made directly through Omni Hotels & Resorts, online only at US website omnihotels.com or by calling 888-444-6664.
• Excludes residences, and any service or amenity not charged to a room. Offer does not apply to advance purchase rates, including Advance Purchase, Save Now & Pay and Non-refundable rates.
• Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $500 USD, following conversion from a foreign currency.
• Offer only valid on room rate and room charges.
• Offer not valid for lodging stays that are paid for before the promotion start date or after the promotion end date.

Quick Thoughts

Getting $100 back on a $500 stay is a decent reward. If your stay costs $1,000 or more and you have the offer on two cards in your household, ask the hotel to split the charge across those cards at checkout to earn two or more $100 credits.

Some people might be more keen on booking Omni stays nowadays than in the past because of the (extremely) limited opportunity to get free Champion status when transferring (now dead) Mesa points.

You might also come across Omni properties when searching for stays using the up to $600 prepaid hotel credit semi-annually, which is valid on Fine Hotels + Resorts® (FHR) and The Hotel Collection bookings—a benefit on the American Express Platinum Card® and Business Platinum Card®. I don’t believe any Omni Hotels and Resorts are part of FHR, but almost 30 properties in the US and Canada are part of The Hotel Collection. The Hotel Collection stays require a minimum two-night stay, but many properties have dates available where the $300 twice-annual credit will cover much of the cost of a two-night stay, depending on your dates.

While the Amex Offer won’t trigger for a reservation under The Hotel Collection because Amex Travel® processes it, it will work if you use that card at check-in to cover room charges like meals, parking, spa treatments, etc. As a reminder, you don’t have to check in with a consumer or Business Platinum card; it just has to be any Amex card in your name. That means it’s not an issue if you want to pay for the initial stay with a Platinum or Business Platinum card to take advantage of the hotel credit, then use a different card if this Omni Amex Offer isn’t on one of those, or because you want to put those charges on an Amex card that also offers bonuses for accommodation/travel spending.

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• In reply to Chris. I think you have to pay for that with your ... by Stephen Pepper
• could you also use the offer to take advantage of AA executive ... by Chris
• I don't recall where I saw it (perhaps it was Nick and with ... by DMoney
• Mokara in San Antonio is an Omni property and part of FHR. by Michelle

 

 The Deal

• Kroger is offering a coupon that waives the purchase fee when you load $150 or more onto a variable-amount Mastercard or Visa gift card in-store

Direct link to Coupon (must clip before purchase)

Key Terms

• Offer valid in-store only from 11/4/26 through 11/10/26.
• Offer valid only on Mastercard® and Visa® variable load Gift Cards which allow any load amount between $20–$500.
• Offer excludes Open Table Visa Variable Load Gift Cards. Must load at least $150 or more on a single card to qualify for the offer.
• Coupon valid for one-time use and may be applied to only one (1) item in a transaction.
• Limit of one coupon per household.

Quick Thoughts

The variable-load cards that Kroger sells can be loaded with up to $500 and will trigger grocery-store category bonuses when purchased in-store. Given that, you might as well load the full amount and maximize the bonus. Variable-load cards DO NOT usually earn fuel points.

Although the promotion stipulates one coupon per household, in my experience, that means one coupon per Kroger account. If you have multiple accounts, you’ll likely be able to use several.

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• In reply to Anon.. My local Kroger store (City Market) only ... by Denise
• Has anyone used these gift card successfully for IRS payment? by asteroid
• In reply to Tex. Some credit cards have supermarkets as a ... by Anon.
• What is the big benefit if it doesn’t earn fuel points? How ... by Tex

 

If you already have top-tier Diamond status and you’re in the US, you’ll get 3,000 Wyndham points, as long as your status isn’t through a match (or maybe a credit card?) AND you’re a member of Wyndham Insiders, a $ 95-per-year subscription that offers a sign-up bonus, a better discount on stays than the member rate, points at renewal, and more.

Wyndham Diamond members located outside the US get the 3,000 points just for being themselves.

The Deal

• Increase your Wyndham Rewards status level by one tier through the end of the year through a new holiday promotion
• If you are an existing Diamond member in the US AND a Wyndham Insider, you’ll get 3,000 bonus points after registration
  • Diamond members outside the US do not need to have an Insider subscription to get the bonus

Direct link to registration for non-Diamond members 

Direct link to registration for Diamond members

Key Terms

Upgrade Offer

• Wyndham Rewards Members who qualify for an upgrade to their Member Level pursuant to these Offer Terms will receive an upgrade to the Subsequent Member Level through December 31, 2026. 
• A Member Level Upgrade will be made effective within 24-48 hours after confirmation by Wyndham Rewards of Member’s upgrade eligibility; Member will receive confirmation of such upgrade by email sent to the email address stored in their Member account.
• Maximum of one (1) Member Level Upgrade per eligible Member. The Member Level awarded pursuant to these Offer Terms and all benefits applicable to each Member Level Upgrade will expire on December 31, 2026.  
• Member Level Upgrade provided to eligible Members hereunder does not include any gifted Rollover Nights and provides no boost toward Subsequent Levels; procurement of Subsequent Levels beyond any Member Level Upgrade obtained pursuant to this offer is governed solely by the Program Terms.

3,000 bonus points offer

• To qualify for the Wyndham Rewards Holiday 3,000 bonus points, a Wyndham Rewards Member must be one of the following at the time of their Holiday Bonus claim submission:
  •  a Wyndham Rewards Diamond Level Member and a Wyndham Rewards Insider Member; or
  • a Wyndham Rewards Diamond Level Member located outside of the 50 United States and D.C.

• A Member who fulfills one of the Bonus Eligibility Requirements can claim the Holiday Bonus during the period that begins on November 5, 2026 and runs though and includes December 31, 2026.
• There is a maximum of one (1) Holiday Bonus per Member. The Holiday Bonus will usually be posted to an eligible Member’s Member account within 24 to 48 hours following the time such Member submits a claim for the Holiday Bonus. 
• Members who received their Diamond Level through the Wyndham Rewards Competitor Status Match (a “Matched Level”) are not eligible for this Holiday Bonus offer unless, at the time they attempt to claim it, they have completed ten (10) Qualifying Nights within ninety (90) days after receipt of their Matched Level.  

Quick Thoughts

This is a clever yearly promotion, especially for the average person who wouldn’t normally stay in hotels enough to earn elite status organically. Wyndham Rewards members get a taste of elite status through the end of the year and a reason to prioritize the chain over other brands for holiday travel, all at minimal cost to Wyndham.

Here’s a list of the benefits at each Wyndham elite level:

If you live in the US, already have top-tier Diamond status, and are a Wyndham Insider, you’ll earn 3,000 bonus points simply by clicking through the link (you can also activate it in the ‘ Promotions’ section of your account). If you received Diamond status through a match, you’re not eligible for the 3K bonus.

As luck would have it, Stephen just published an in-depth review of Wyndham Insiders yesterday. Wyndham has added several perks to the program over the last year, and Stephen opinion was that, “If you stay with Wyndham with any kind of regularity and would thus earn additional bonus points on stays during promotion periods, it now shouldn’t be too hard to break even.”

You get a 7,500-point sign-up bonus for Insiders; add the holiday bonus, and it essentially increases to 10,500. That’s not enough for me to take the dive, but if you’re interested in joining Insiders or plan to, pulling the trigger before the holiday promo ends is probably a good idea.

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We’re seeing these on the Capital One Shopping homepage after scrolling a good distance down the page. While these are targeted, the fact that I’m seeing very similar offers across multiple family members’ accounts tells me that it’s probably worth taking a look.

The Deal

• Capital One Shopping is targeting some users with elevated Home Page Reactivation Bonus offers that are even more lucrative than usual. These offers can be found on the home page of Capital One Shopping when you are logged in to the shopping portal.

Key Terms

• Exclusions vary wildly from one store to another. Check terms by mousing over the “i” in a circle underneath the rate

Quick Thoughts

In the past, I have sometimes seen these “Home Page Reactivation Bonus Offers” when I hadn’t used my Capital One Shopping account for a while. This time around, both my wife and I had used Capital One Shopping in the last couple of weeks, but we both had many of these offers. When I learned that another family member is seeing the same offers, I thought it was worth reporting so that readers can check for similar offers.

This is obviously very much a “your mileage may vary” type of situation. You may not see these types of offers at all. On the other hand, you may just need to continue to scroll down the home page, and you may eventually start to see them.

The Capital One Shopping home page loads dynamically as you scroll down, so you want to take your time and scroll little by little, checking out the offers to allow more to load. If you scroll to the bottom too quickly, the home page may stop dynamically loading, and you may not see all of the offers. It is worth continuously scrolling more slowly to allow more offers to load.

In my case, and in the case of each of my household members, the offers have gotten repetitive after a while. For instance, I saw listing after listing for $75 back on $200 at KitchenAid. However, when I kept scrolling, I eventually came across one for $125 back on $200 at KitchenAid. I don’t need to buy anything at KitchenAid, but that’s one example as to why you might want to keep scrolling (I’ve seen other similar offers increase as I scroll). Some of the offers that I’ve seen across my account, my wife’s account, and another family member’s account include:

• $50 back on $50 at JCPenney
• $50 back on $50 at The North Face
• $50 back on $100 at Lego
• $100 back on $100 at Spanx
• $100 back on $100 Everlane
• $175 back on $200 at Boden
• $100 back on $100 at Blue Mercury

   

• $50 back on $50 at Duluth Trading Company
• $75 back on $100 at Dermstore
• $50 back on $100 at Michael Kors
• $50 back on $100 Belk
• $75 back on $100 Timberland
• $50 back on $50 Tommy Hilfiger
• $50 back on $100 eBay
• $100 back on $109 at Bad Birdie

   

   

• $100 back on $100 Fenty Beauty
• $50 back on $50 Supergoop
• $50 back on $100 Tractor Supply
• $50 back on $100 Sur la Table
• $50 back on $100 Dr Martens
• $75 back on $100 At Home
• $60 back on $100 Brooks
• $100 back on $200 Priceline
• $100 back on $100 Omaha Steaks
• $60 back on $100 Shiseido
• $100 back on $100 Maui Jim
• $50 back on $50 Callaway Golf pre-owned
• $200 back on $330 Lenovo
• $40 back in $50 at Chewy
• $40 back on $50 at Zenni
• $200 back on $300 at Sandro
• $198 back on $330 at Kay Jewelers
• $200 back on $250 at Mizzen + Main
• And more

Those are obviously all very high percentage offers that look quite good. I used one last night for $100 back on $150 or more at Unbound Merino, and it has already tracked. My wife used another offer, and that also tracked.

The terms on the home page say you can use each bonus offer type no more than once. It isn’t clear to me whether that limits you to using one home page reactivation bonus across all retailers or one for each retailer. I didn’t test the limits.

That said, even though my order tracked, I still see a bunch of those same home page activation bonus offers on my Capital One Shopping home page today.

Keep in mind the Capital One Shopping Rewards can only be redeemed for third-party gift cards, and the gift card selection can vary over time. I redeem most of my Capital One Shopping Rewards for Marriott or Hotels.com gift cards, though I also recently redeemed for an Atlantis gift card to use toward food during my complimentary stay from Caesars Diamond status.

It is also worth mentioning that some readers have a lot of difficulty with orders not tracking properly through Capital One Shopping. Personally, I’ve had a very high degree of success with almost all of my purchases tracking correctly across my account and my wife’s account, and a couple of family members have been just as successful as we have.

Still, it is worth being aware that people sometimes run into tracking problems, and I would generally advise against buying something that can’t be returned in case it doesn’t track properly. That said, I did buy a final sale item at Unbound Merino last night, so I’m not necessarily practicing what I preach.

Let us know in the comments if you’ve gotten some good homepage reactivation bonus offers today.

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Today’s Capital One Shopping and Capital One offer Top Deal of the Day is for Viator. We’re currently seeing 30 miles per dollar spent through a Capital One credit card login or 40% back through Capital One Shopping. This can be a great deal if you have tours or activities to book.

Sometimes Capital One Shopping sends targeted email offers for even more, so keep an eye out if you’re a Capital One Shopping user.

The Deal

• Viator is today’s Top Deal of the Day at Capital One Shopping and Capital One Offers. We’re currently seeing rates as high as 30X miles or 40% back.

Key Terms

• Rate may change.
• Not eligible for rentals, hotels, restaurants, theme parks, flights, virtual tours, and/or canceled bookings.
• Not eligible for canceled and/or refunded tours.
• Not eligible for gift card purchases or redemptions.
• Not eligible for app sales.
• Not eligible for any tours or experiences tracked to the Viator Travel Agent Program.
• Reserve Now-Pay Later must be paid for at least 24 hours before you receive a payout.
• Use of promotional codes not provided by Capital One may invalidate your offer.

Quick Thoughts

My Capital One Shopping offer was 40% back in rewards, and I haven’t yet seen an email offer for a higher rate. In the past, we’ve sometimes seen rates as high as 70% back with Capital One Shopping, so take a stroll around Viator and then keep an eye on your email for the rest of the day if you have something to book.

As always, double-check rates on other portals (see here) before committing, since the “cashback” you receive from Capital One Shopping is only redeemable for gift cards.

Some people have had problems getting Capital One Offers to trigger when using cards from other issuers. If that happens, even though the terms say it’s allowed, Capital One usually isn’t helpful. I’ve never personally had that happen, but if you are using a non-C1 card, it may be prudent to use Capital One Shopping instead.

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• Tim, I'm cautious about putting the Capitol one extension on my ... by Spiderman's girlfriend

 

The Deal

• Earn 4X miles + 4X Loyalty Points on purchases at Stop & Shop.
• Direct link to SimplyMiles.

Key Terms

• Expires November 30, 2026.
• May be redeemed 2 time(s) by the offer end date.
• Max award is 275 miles + 275 Loyalty Points.
• Offers cannot be combined or stacked with other offers.

Quick Thoughts

I’m not sure if the max award of 275 miles and 275 Loyalty Points is per redemption (meaning you can earn up to 550 of each) or if it means it’s capped at 275 of each even if you have two transactions.

Either way, it’s an easy win when paying with a linked Mastercard, especially if you’re looking to earn as many Loyalty Points towards elite status in the American Airlines AAdvantage program before the end of the status year on February 28, 2027.

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• I got the following – definitely some variations in the ... by andrew
• In reply to Audrey. Yes, that'll stack by Stephen Pepper
• What about Freedom Flex 5x for groceries? by Audrey
• In reply to Tony. Most likely not. In the past, SimplyMiles ... by Stephen Pepper
• My offer is 2 miles/2 LP with Max award of 465 miles + 465 LPs by Cathy
• Are they not stackable with current Citi card offers (of 5-10%) ... by Tony

 

The Deal

• Earn 1,000 bonus American Airlines miles when making your first booking through AAdvantageHotels.com.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• Earn 1,000 AAdvantage bonus miles on your first hotel booking (“Promotion”) when booked through the AAdvantage Hotels platform (“AAdvantage Hotels”).
• The AAdvantage Hotels platform is powered by Rocket Travel, Inc., part of the Booking Holdings Inc. group of companies, together with Booking.com.
• This Promotion is subject to the additional requirements stated below and is valid for one hotel booking made between November 1, 2026 at 9:00am CT and November 30, 2026 at 11:59pm CT (“Offer Period”).
• To be eligible, the hotel reservation must be made using the promotional link (aadvantagehotels.com/newbooker) and is limited to customers who have not yet booked on the AAdvantage Hotels platform.
• Bonus miles will be posted to your AAdvantage account within 6-8 weeks after checkout, separate from any base miles earned on the booking.
• All bookings must be changed or canceled through AAdvantage Hotels.
• Limited to one per customer and one per stay.
• Cannot be combined with any other bonuses or offers on the AAdvantage Hotels platform.
• It is not necessary to complete the stay during the Offer Period; bonus miles will post after checkout.

Quick Thoughts

The 1,000 bonus miles will be in addition to the standard mileage earning when booking through AAdvantageHotels.com.

If you have a Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard®, AAdvantage Hotels bookings earn 12X miles on the purchase in addition to what’s earned through the booking portal. Alternatively, if you have a Citi® / AAdvantage® Globe Mastercard® one of its benefits is up to $100 in statement credits each year for a handful of retailers, one of which is AAdvantageHotels.com. The Globe card also earns 6X miles on the purchase.

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Comments

• Nice little bump, but these portal rates aren’t always the ... by Juice
• @stephenp – Was targeted for this offer today (have Exec card ... by Peter
• In reply to Thomas. Bonus miles do not earn LP. Only base ... by Peter
• In reply to Thomas. Loyalty Points aren't mentioned in the ... by Stephen Pepper
• I'd assume that this 1,000 point offer wouldn't get me 1,000 LP? by Thomas

 

The Deal

• Spend $900 in one or more purchases of flights directly with airlines and get $200 back as a statement credit via an Amex Offer for Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant® American Express® cardholders.

Key Terms

• Expires February 28, 2027.
• Offer valid only on qualifying airfare for scheduled flights on passenger carriers, for flights booked online, through the airline mobile app, phone, in-person at an airline ticket counter.
• Offer not valid for flights purchased through any third-party, including third-party booking sites or travel agencies.
• The purchase must meet minimum spend requirement.
• Any portion of Membership Rewards points, credits or Miles used to partially pay the airfare will not count towards the minimum spend requirement for the purchase.
• Excludes charter or private jet flights, flights booked as part of a vacation or travel package, inflight purchases, gift cards, purchase of miles/points, and any other purchases made within airports such as retail, dining, and lounge charges.
• Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $900 USD, following conversion from a foreign currency.
• Purchases must be made in USD.
• Offer is only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third parties, such as resellers, delivery services, or other intermediaries.

Quick Thoughts

This is a pretty useful Amex Offer for Marriott Brilliant cardholders seeing as it’s valid for four months and eligible spending across multiple flight purchases will count.

Even if you don’t plan to spend $900 or more on airfare, this will work when paying taxes and fees on award flights too. Just be aware that purchases need to be made in US dollars, so if you’re booking with a foreign airlines and they charge in their local currency, that’ll presumably be ineligible spend.

If you’re someone who frequently flies with United, I suspect that purchasing $900 of TravelBank Cash (or however much you need in addition to your organic airline expenditure in order to hit the $900 spending threshold) will also work to trigger the statement credit. A member of our Frequent Miler Insiders Facebook group has already confirmed that buying American Airlines gift cards from American Airlines works.

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Comments

• Successful DPs with UA TB? by mark

 

The Deal

• Get a 40% bonus when transferring Citi ThankYou points to Turkish Airlines.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• The campaign is valid between November 1 and November 30, 2026, and will end on November 30, 2026 at 23.59 Türkiye time (UTC+3).
• Campaign will provide 40% extra Miles to Miles&Smiles members who convert their ThankYou Points into Miles&Smiles Miles.
• Within the scope of the special offer, 40% extra Miles will be awarded to members. No extra Status Miles will be awarded.
• As part of this offer Miles&Smiles members can earn extra Miles up to a maximum of 50,000 Miles.
• The Miles earned during the campaign will be credited after the campaign ends.
• This campaign cannot be combined with any other Turkish Airlines campaign.

Quick Thoughts

A 40% transfer bonus is an excellent offer, albeit not quite as high as past 50% transfer bonuses we’ve seen from Citi and Rove to Turkish. It does, however, help go a long way towards negating the devaluation we saw late last year when redeeming Miles&Smiles for domestic United award flights.

With a limit of 50,000 bonus miles, you’ll max out this promotion when transferring 125,000 Citi ThankYou points. Do note though that the bonus miles won’t be awarded until December 1 at the very earliest, so you won’t have immediate access to those additional miles. That’s because the transfer bonus is being offered on Turkish’s end, so you won’t see the 40% bonus being displayed when logging in to your Citi ThankYou account.

h/t OMAAT

Here’s a list of all current and past transfer bonuses to Turkish Airlines from all transferable currencies:

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Comments

• Nope. by 1990

 

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American Airlines is running a new promotion through December 31 to incentivize people to join AAdvantage Business. They’re offering 10,000 bonus miles when you join with promo code BNS10K, but be aware of issues with a past promotion: they clawed back everyone’s 25,000 miles and gave only 5,000 miles as a consolation prize.

The Deal

• Join AAdvantage Business and earn 10,000 bonus miles when using promo code BNS10K.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• This is an exclusive offer available only to eligible businesses that successfully register in the AAdvantage Business program using promo code BNS10K during the promotion period.
• This enrollment offer ends on Dec. 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM CDT. All enrollments received after this date will not be eligible for the bonus miles offer.
• Each business is eligible for only one (1) enrollment bonus mile offer.
• Existing AAdvantage Business program members are not eligible for this offer.
• Following the successful enrollment in the AAdvantage Business program, a bonus of 10,000 AAdvantage bonus miles will be deposited to the eligible AAdvantage Business account within six (6) to eight (8) weeks after the promotion period ends.
• AAdvantage Business members must meet program activity requirements to access bonus and earned program miles – including the bonus miles associated with this enrollment offer. The minimum requirements are 5 active travelers and $5,000 USD in eligible program travel from the active travelers in a calendar year. See AAdvantage Business terms and conditions for more details.
• All miles awarded in connection with this promotion will be bonus miles.  Bonus miles don’t count toward AAdvantage status qualification or AAdvantage Million Miler status.

Quick Thoughts

July’s promotion turned out to be unexpectedly generous. That awarded 25,000 bonus miles, and at first it seemed like qualifying for the bonus miles would be tricky because the terms—as with this latest promotion too—state that the minimum requirements are five active travelers and $5,000 of program spend.

However, a reader pointed out that those requirements are waived for any Citi American Airlines business cardholders. That meant many people could register using that previous promo code and get the 25,000 bonus miles awarded instantly.

That was awesome, but it didn’t last long. American Airlines ended up clawing back all the 25,000 bonus miles awards that they’d issued instantly, providing 5,000 miles as compensation for affected members, which was scant consolation. I’m therefore a little surprised to see American Airlines offering a similar promotion again, albeit with a less generous reward, especially as it’s double the amount that they gave as a consolation prize to everyone who experienced a clawback just a few months ago.

I suspect that Citi American Airlines business cardholders won’t benefit from waived requirements this time around, but perhaps they’ll get lucky. If so, that’ll be an easy 10,000 bonus miles, but I wouldn’t count my chickens given that past experience.

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• At the last promotion, I signed my P2 up for the AA Biz card. ... by Kari
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The Deal

• Spend $20+ on Uber Eats & get a $10 statement credit via a targeted Citi Offer.
• Direct link to Citi Offers.

Key Terms

• Enroll by November 24, 2026.
• Redeem by November 30, 2026.
• Offer applies to valid purchases of $20 or more in a single transaction.
• Offer valid online only.
• Cashback is limited to 2 redemption(s) per Offer Cycle.

Quick Thoughts

This is a nice little deal considering it only requires $20 of spend. Unfortunately it won’t stack with Uber Cash received from an American Express Platinum Card® and/or American Express® Gold Card as you have to pay with an Amex card in order to redeem that version of Uber Cash.

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• Load uber cash? by JO JO
• In reply to Troy. Thanks – we have that Uber one on our ... by Stephen Pepper
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