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American Express Offer Extended

by Flexo on October 8, 2007

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Good news for those looking to make the most of American Express’s offer for a free round-trip airline ticket (or 25,000 Membership Rewards points to use otherwise). The offer has been extended to October 15. I won’t spend too much time writing about this because I’ve covered it recently. If you’re interested in taking advantage of the offer, apply for the AmEx Business Gold Rewards Card within the next 7 days.

After October 15, the card will offer 40,000 bonus Membership Rewards points throughout the first free year of membership, but I don’t have information on the terms and conditions yet.

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