I first reported this promotion 4 days ago (this post). I think most of you have received the email from American Express about the current promotion at Amazon.Com. I have a Blue from American Express Card and Starwood Preferred Guest Card from American Express. Thus I received two emails about getting 1,000 bonus points for spending $50 or more at Amazon.Com before March 31, 2008. It's a great deal! These days I keep receiving emails from my readers about the promotion they received. Hereby I post some deals below for your reference:
Blue from American Express: 1,000 (someone reported 1,750 bonus points) bonus points for spending $50 or more.
Today I received an email from Chase about some exclusive offers for my Chase Amazon.Com Platinum Visa Card. I got this card about 6 months ago with very low FICO credit score (around 670 at that time) with $30 bonus. Hereby I'd like to share my offer to all of you.
1. Earn up to 1,000 points for adding new authorized users
According to this email, I can get 500 bonus points for adding a new authorized user in my account. The time duration is from February 1 to December 31, 2008. I can get maximum 1,000 bonus points for adding authorized users which means I can add 2 authorized users.
Fine print:
The 500 bonus points will be earned for each authorized user added to your account from February 1 through December 31, 2008. The maximum reward accumulation for this promotion is 1,000 points. Authorized users may use the account in the same manner as the primary cardmember, but will not be responsible for payment. Reference to the account may appear on the authorized users' credit reports. The Cardmember Agreement and Reward Program Rules and Regulations will apply to transactions made by authorized users. All points earned by authorized users will be added to the primary cardholder's account. Please allow 10-12 weeks after completed qualifying activity for bonus points to be posted.
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According to this email, I can get 500 bonus points for adding a new authorized user in my account. The time duration is from February 1 to December 31, 2008. I can get maximum 1,000 bonus points for adding authorized users which means I can add 2 authorized users.
