American Express Platinum Business: 150,000 Membership Rewards Points + $875 Credit ($10k Spend/3 Mts - $1,750 AF) @ Point Hacks

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Associatedpohaau on 01/10/2020 - 09:10 pointhacks.com.au (328 clicks)
Last edited 01/10/2020 - 15:20 by 1 other user

Offer Ends NOV 2 - 2020

AMEX are offering an increased signup bonus of 150,000 Membership Rewards Points. Plus, enjoy $875 Credit in the first year, saving you $875. This is an "Exclusive" offer that is only available through PointHacks.

The 150,000 bonus Membership Rewards points & $875 Credit offer is now live until November 2nd 2020.

Details include:

• 150,000 bonus Membership Rewards points & an $875 Credit, when you spend a minimum of $10,000 on eligible purchases in the first 3 months of approval.
• 55 days cash flow and Dedicated account management.
• Unlimited access to over 1,200 lounge across 130 countries - including Delta and American Express lounges globally.
• Access to American Express Fine Hotels & Resorts perks & discounts.
• Complimentary status & memberships with a number of hotel loyalty programs including Accor Plus Membership (Valued at $399 p/year).
• Complimentary The Australian Financial Review Premium digital subscription (Valued at $628 p/year).
• Complimentary Travel Insurance cover extended to Supplementary Platinum Card Members.
• Earn to 2.25 Membership Rewards points per $1 on all eligible purchases, except for spend with government bodies, for which you will earn 1 point per $1 spent.
• Apple Pay, Google Pay & Samsung Pay support.

• Min Income Requirement: Annual business revenue of $75,000 or more.
• Annual Fee: $1,750 (half offset in the first year by the $875 Credit).
• Ends Monday, November 2nd 2020.

View the full offer details only at PointHacks.

Card Members who currently hold or who have previously held any Card product issued by American Express Australia Limited in the preceding 18 month period are ineligible for this offer. Previous and existing bank-issued American Express companion cardholders are eligible for this offer.

Part of this offer ($875 Credit) is only available exclusively through PointHacks and not available through any other channel, including if you go to AMEX directly or use a referral link (the offer there remains no bonus points or credit). (Mod: Edited statement).

If you'd like more information, feel free to read our American Express Business Platinum Card Benefits Series:

Part 1: Unlocking credit and streamlining FX payments
Part 2: Earn Membership Rewards points and up to 55 days interest-free
Part 3: Get comprehensive insurance and up to 99 supplementary cards
Part 4: Rewards and Lounge Benefits

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  lucyrenegade on 01/10/2020 - 09:15

  +1

  Thanks for your efforts in organising these deals - keep them coming!

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  littlesoldier on 01/10/2020 - 09:18

  While I like the feature of unlimited Airport lounge access
  $1,750 annual fee seems not worthing IMO

  If I am just looking into airport lounge access
  I can easily get unlimited access from Qantas Dinners club
  for an annual fee of $150 (and only $50 per additional card)

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    nightelves on 01/10/2020 - 09:41

    Oh wow I didn't even know this existed. That's pretty good value. Would the supp also get unlimited airport lounge as well if paying for the additional card holder?

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      littlesoldier on 01/10/2020 - 09:44

      Correct, just pay the $50 and the additional card holder also get unlimited airport lounge access
      https://dinersclub.com.au/travel_card.htm#tab6

      For airport lounge purpose
      Just get the Frequent Flyer Diners Club (without the master card)
      $95 annual fee + $55 rewards fee = $150
      additional card holder $50 / card (can apply up to 4 cards from memory)

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        nightelves on 01/10/2020 - 09:47

        Isn't the lounge access for Diners Club different to Priority Pass and therefore has a limited selection of lounges?

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          littlesoldier on 01/10/2020 - 09:55

          @nightelves: Yes, lounge network is a bit different between Diners Club vs Priority Pass
          But most major airports have lounges that Diners Club can access

          Diners Club lounge search: https://www.dinersclub.com/clubmembers/airport-lounges#!
          Priority Pass lounge search: https://www.prioritypass.com/en/airport-lounges

          eg. For Australia
          Diners Club: Darwin, Brisbane International, Sydney, Melbourne, Melbourne, Adelaide
          Priority Pass: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Coolangatta, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney

          Note that in some airports, Priority Pass doesn't actually have lounge access but just partner's cafes / restaurants that you can use up to $36USD credit to purchase food and beverages

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  justcallmeboss on 01/10/2020 - 09:53

  Do car dealers accept AMEX CC’s as a form of payment? Legit question

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    blackwalnut on 01/10/2020 - 10:00

    in my experience they will accept it if you are willing to pay a percentage on top of the car price.

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      littlesoldier on 01/10/2020 - 10:21

      When I bought my car 2 years back (new car from official dealer)
      they only accept credit card payment for the deposit ($2000)
      but the remaining balance have to be bank transfer

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    nightelves on 01/10/2020 - 10:22

    They do. I paid with my American Express last time for part of the payment.

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  AaronR on 01/10/2020 - 10:04

  +1

  Also worth noting that the card is metal and has some weight to it. It’s kinda cool to have in your wallet.

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    spuderump on 01/10/2020 - 11:02

    Good tool to threaten robbers with.

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    ISO9002 on 01/10/2020 - 11:56

    I dont even use it anymore, its all digital and google pay nowadays. It was pretty cool back then like 3 years ago, everyone gets a huge reaction when they see this metal card

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  icw on 01/10/2020 - 15:35

  i think most people would have an free annual fee essential card and therefore ineligible for the offer…:(

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  Lunarboogie on 01/10/2020 - 22:43

  This card was $1000 only a few years ago and I couldn't justify it then. Not sure why the price has jumped to $1750, with seemingly less benefits. Next…