New Amex statement credits

I just had the Energy Trade credit hit my account today, after my second charge since the promo started.

I thought I was going to miss this, as I'm an existing (>12 months) customer, T&C's indicate new customers only, looks like that never got filtered out.
 
No Qantas offer for me :(
It's always worth checking back the next day if there's an offer you're interested in that hasn't appeared for you. I'm not sure if it's just because their systems take a while to roll these things out, or if they're deliberately rolled out in stages depending on uptake. Either way I've often found an offer that hasn't appeared for me will show up a day or two later.
 
Yeah, but I can use it for transactions I am making anyway.

Interesting. I hit the 1000pt on my other cards, and I got the right number (~275) of points on a ~$55 transaction on the Edge last week. But a purchase made on Sunday for ~$148, which should have cleaned out the remainder, hasn't yet provided those ~725 remaining bonus points.
They arrived sometime during the day Monday. (They weren't there when I checked ~06:00 but were there when I checked again ~22:00.)
 
Apologies if some of these have been posted already. I did scroll through recent posts and didn't see them.

Designer Appliances - 10% back up to $1000.
Dyson - $499+ / 6% back
American Tourister - 6% back every time
Samsonite - 6% back every time
 
Definitely seems to be a trend toward % cashbacks these days rather than hard $ offers. Guess it can be advantageous in some circumstances, but somehow I feel these are less beneficial when all is said and done.
I for one would love a hotel % based cashback - the minimums are usually far below what I spend on work travel so 400/80 vs a flat 20% is a no brainer for me.
 
Definitely seems to be a trend toward % cashbacks these days rather than hard $ offers.

Probably easier to sell a % based proposition to the retailers. It is harder to for consumers to exploit value, but it rewards higher spend which is obviously Amex & the retailer's aim.

I wonder whether the demise of Cashrewards would accelerate this trend.

I for one would love a hotel % based cashback - the minimums are usually far below what I spend on work travel so 400/80 vs a flat 20% is a no brainer for me.

The hotels know the average booking will be higher than $400 when pricing these - a flat 20% is never going to happen.
 
I for one would love a hotel % based cashback - the minimums are usually far below what I spend on work travel so 400/80 vs a flat 20% is a no brainer for me.
Would also eliminate the need to ask the hotel to spread the payment over two or three cards, to get the offer on each.
 

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