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Amex Travel Credit - covid implication
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<blockquote data-quote="shamolly" data-source="post: 2325621" data-attributes="member: 82176"><p>Got $400 travel credit with Amex Explorer that I need to use up.</p><p></p><p>On chat a few days ago I was told by Amex that if I book a flight for which the airline only allows refunds in the form of airline travel credit, then I could spend $400 using the Amex travel credit, cancel the flight, and then while I would have lost the $400 Amex credit I'd still have the $400 airline travel credit. It follows also that I should spend as much of the $400 as possible on the flight, since I'll forfeit anything I don't spend.</p><p></p><p>Does anyone else know whether this is correct, or have any experience with it? Though I saved the chat, I've had some issues with incorrect advice from Amex before.</p><p></p><p>This isn't a great outcome but would let me at least salvage something from the credit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shamolly, post: 2325621, member: 82176"] Got $400 travel credit with Amex Explorer that I need to use up. On chat a few days ago I was told by Amex that if I book a flight for which the airline only allows refunds in the form of airline travel credit, then I could spend $400 using the Amex travel credit, cancel the flight, and then while I would have lost the $400 Amex credit I'd still have the $400 airline travel credit. It follows also that I should spend as much of the $400 as possible on the flight, since I'll forfeit anything I don't spend. Does anyone else know whether this is correct, or have any experience with it? Though I saved the chat, I've had some issues with incorrect advice from Amex before. This isn't a great outcome but would let me at least salvage something from the credit. [/QUOTE]
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