AMEX One off $10 Statement Credit When You First Spend $50 Online

[whatmeworry]

Taken from Ozbargin. Thought it might be useful for some guys.

https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Register.aspx

Full terms and conditions here https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Terms.aspx
For a chance to win the ultimate holiday experience, simply register and spend online with your American Express® Card at any of our participating retailers.
Plus receive a $10 Statement Credit when you first spend $50* online on your registered card at any participating retailer. Registrations limited to the first 40,000 Cardmembers.
How to win your experience
1] Register your eligible American Express® Card here https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Register.aspx
2] Shop online with your American Express® Card at any participating retailer^ to go into the draw for an ultimate holiday experience! The more times you shop, the more entries you receive! (Gift cards excluded)
3] To get you started, you’ll get a $10 statement credit when you first spend $50 or more online in one
transaction at any participating retailer. (One per Cardmember.)
^They have 37 participating retailers (Apple Store, Big W, Bing Lee, Myer, Virgin, Air Asia, Iconic & Surfstitch to name a few) and start shopping as soon as you’ve registered. Make sure you’ve registered before spending.

Participating Retailers
Virgin Australia | King of Knives
Vintage Cellars | Last Minute.com.au
Apple Store | Mantra, Hotels, Resorts & Apartments
Appliances Online.com.au | OzSale
Air Asia | Peter Alexander
BigW | Queenspark
Bing Lee | Red Baloon
City Perfume | Smiggle
Country Road | Steve Madden
Cue | Surf Stitch
Dan Murphy's | The Iconic
Dymocks | Ticketmaster
Events | Village Cinemas
Grays Online | Wallace Bishop
Hoyts | WebJet.com.au (Hotels Only)
Just Jeans | Kathmandu

 

[tinkybelle]

Taken from Ozbargin. Thought it might be useful for some guys.

https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Register.aspx

Full terms and conditions here https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Terms.aspx
For a chance to win the ultimate holiday experience, simply register and spend online with your American Express® Card at any of our participating retailers.
Plus receive a $10 Statement Credit when you first spend $50* online on your registered card at any participating retailer. Registrations limited to the first 40,000 Cardmembers.
How to win your experience
1] Register your eligible American Express® Card here https://amexnetwork.com.au/experience/Register.aspx
2] Shop online with your American Express® Card at any participating retailer^ to go into the draw for an ultimate holiday experience! The more times you shop, the more entries you receive! (Gift cards excluded)
3] To get you started, you’ll get a $10 statement credit when you first spend $50 or more online in one
transaction at any participating retailer. (One per Cardmember.)
^They have 37 participating retailers (Apple Store, Big W, Bing Lee, Myer, Virgin, Air Asia, Iconic & Surfstitch to name a few) and start shopping as soon as you’ve registered. Make sure you’ve registered before spending.

Participating Retailers
Virgin Australia | King of Knives
Vintage Cellars | Last Minute.com.au
Apple Store | Mantra, Hotels, Resorts & Apartments
Appliances Online.com.au | OzSale
Air Asia | Peter Alexander
BigW | Queenspark
Bing Lee | Red Baloon
City Perfume | Smiggle
Country Road | Steve Madden
Cue | Surf Stitch
Dan Murphy's | The Iconic
Dymocks | Ticketmaster
Events | Village Cinemas
Grays Online | Wallace Bishop
Hoyts | WebJet.com.au (Hotels Only)
Just Jeans | Kathmandu

thankyou for the link I registered but

when I went to the link suppled in the T andCs I got a broken link


http://amexnetwork.com.au/experience.

 

[hummel]

FWIW,

I booked two fares on Virgin for around $400 last week. I then saw this promotion and signed up.

A $10 credit appears on my account this morning.

 

[simongr]

Thanks for this - I just signed up.

One observation though is that the website for registration doesnt look like an Amex site and could be suspected of being a phishing scam - I guess I rely on the 500+ posts of the OP to give assurance on this.

 

[TonyHancock]

I went sign up and was taken to a "You have already registered" page. I don't remember registering, but I checked my Amex account and lo and behold $10 back on my Virgin flight purchase from last week.

 

[oz_mark]

Thanks for this - I just signed up.

One observation though is that the website for registration doesnt look like an Amex site and could be suspected of being a phishing scam - I guess I rely on the 500+ posts of the OP to give assurance on this.

You could start at the top of the site: www.amexnetwork.com.au and work your way down. It is the same site that has been used for several promotions over the past year.

 

[whatmeworry]

Thanks for this - I just signed up.

One observation though is that the website for registration doesnt look like an Amex site and could be suspected of being a phishing scam - I guess I rely on the 500+ posts of the OP to give assurance on this.

Yeah I wasn't impressed by the sign up page but by looking in the web address it is https not http, so a more secure connection and also looking in the bottom corner I could see the page was signed by VeriSign, Inc. and the owner of the page is American Express Company.

You also find this details if you look at the page info and the security tab.

 

[Deewhy]

Thanks for this - I just signed up.

One observation though is that the website for registration doesnt look like an Amex site and could be suspected of being a phishing scam - I guess I rely on the 500+ posts of the OP to give assurance on this.

It's legit - I received the email from Amex last week and activated it. I'd forgotten about it and was pleasantly surprised when the confirmation email came from Amex saying I'd qualified for the credit.

 

[hairykewell]

Could someone please tell me with what details the $10 was credited back into the account. I only received this email on 20th September so didn't get a chance to spend $50 at any of the participating retailers and today I received a $10 credit from "UK REGISTERED CARD NON SELONDON 000". Is this how the $10 appeared for people?

 

[kyle]

Shows up as two lines:

Name of Merchant
Promotion Credit

 

[Ewing]

today I received a $10 credit from "UK REGISTERED CARD NON SELONDON 000". Is this how the $10 appeared for people?

Like kyle said, it says it's a promotion credit.

Here's how it appeared on my statement:

 

[curtainbounce]

Hi hairykewell,

That's how mine appeared as well. I purchased something from the Apple Store.

 

[Isochronous]

Wish I had caught wind of this earlier!