Amex cheque card for 4115 or 5730 Delta miles FREE or 8000 miles for $7.5
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Author: b If you buy Amex cheque card, then get 4115 or 5730 Delta miles FREE or 8000 miles for $7.5 Buy an AMEX cheque card online using this link: http://www.americanexpress.com/deltatcc
-Load it with $1600 -Purchase fee is $14.95 -Pay with your AMEX Delta or Starwood card or other AMEX card -Enter promo code 202 (and your Skymiles number?) -You will get 2500 bonus miles AND a $25 gift card -You wull get purchase points/miles from your AMEX credit/charge card -Offer expires December 31, 2005 How do you get your money back? Use an ATM (you'll need to find a no-surcharge ATM) to get your money back, $2.50 fee for each ATM withdrawal ($400 max, you will need to do four withdrawals) Total: $25 gift card - purchase fee $14.95 - $2.50 x 4 = you make $0.01 and 2500 + 1615 Delta miles = 4115 miles (or 2500 Delta miles and 1615 Starpoints; or 2500 Delta miles and 1615 MR points) $25 Gift card limit one per customer. You can load more money when buy this card and get more starpoints or Delta miles which will be cheap (but not free - $2.5 ATM fee per 400 miles/points = $0.0062 per mile). $2,750 is the maximum you may load on your card(s) during any 14-day period.
USAGE LIMITATIONS Since Travelers Cheque cards are prepaid cards, they are not intended for use in certain industries. You are NOT permitted to use the Travelers Cheque card: To reserve a rental car, or when picking up a rental car. However, at the end of a car rental, you can use your card to pay for the rental. To reserve a hotel/motel room, or when checking into a hotel/motel or other lodging establishment. However, at the end of your stay, you can use your card to pay for your stay. To pay for gasoline/petrol "at the pump" through automated terminals. However, you can use your card to pay for gasoline by presenting the card in the station or to a service station attendant. To pay for "person-to-person" internet payment products such as "Paypal" or "YahooDirect." To pay for telecom charges (including cellular, airplane telephones, payphones, home phone service, etc.) To pay for recurring billing charges, such as health club memberships or subscriptions. To make installment payments in the future for goods/services received in the present. To pay for bail bondsmen. To pay for detective agencies. To pay for home repair services such as plumber, electrician, or painter/decorator. To pay for internet electronic services including electronic mail, internet service provider, internet telecom, etc. To pay for personal services such as escort agencies, introduction services, or massage parlors. To pay for wholesale goods. To pay for on-board cruise charges. To pay for gambling.
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