Looks like the club are part of Amex Shop Small for July - www.amexshopsmall.co.uk - I wasn't aware, but had signed up all my Amex cards (Amex direct, Lloyds and MBNA all part of it) and got an email straight after purchasing my Newport County ticket - so nice little bonus there. Not sure if this works on club shop purchases too, but don't see why not.
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surrey jim
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Tickets work as part of shop small? Result!
mistahclarke
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- Jul 28, 2009
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The ticketing website didn't seem to want to except my AMEX card details
Anyway, isn't it about time AMEX brought out a special credit card for BHAFC STHs with 10% cashback or something
I'll suggest it to big ken when I see him next
The ticketing website didn't seem to want to except my AMEX card details
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Nor mine. That will not do nicely
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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The ticketing website didn't seem to want to except my AMEX card details
Anyway, isn't it about time AMEX brought out a special credit card for BHAFC STHs with 10% cashback or something
Nor mine. Really quite annoying.
Online Tickets now accepting Amex
Notters' Dad
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The Amex T&C's, from the OP's link above say only valid for instore transactions and not valid for any internet transactions.
middletoenail
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They are not valid for Internet only retailers, of which bhafc are not.
mistahclarke
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The deal is set up by Amex and is an automatic credit, most merchants aren't aware they are part of the deal.
Love the shop-small pub crawl.
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Sorry I meant aware that the website was not able to process Amex cards successfully for the last 2 days
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Well my £5 credit for the Newport tickets was received today.
Mileoakman
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I haven't tried this yet but unless I'm mistaken can I just add £10 a day to my e-cash card using my Amex CC for 10 days and therefore get a £50 credit. Add in the 10% discount you get when using the card and even the 200 nectar points I get when topping up, (worth another £1), I'm getting £100 of expenditure for a mere £39, (£100 - £50 - £10 -£1 = £61 discount).
If I'm right that should bring down the price of a pint to under £2. Happy days.
If I'm right that should bring down the price of a pint to under £2. Happy days.
jgmcdee
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I haven't tried this yet but unless I'm mistaken can I just add £10 a day to my e-cash card using my Amex CC for 10 days and therefore get a £50 credit. Add in the 10% discount you get when using the card and even the 200 nectar points I get when topping up, (worth another £1), I'm getting £100 of expenditure for a mere £39, (£100 - £50 - £10 -£1 = £61 discount).
If I'm right that should bring down the price of a pint to under £2. Happy days.
You only get it once per retailer, according to the Ts & Cs. But let me know if you find out otherwise
Mileoakman
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You only get it once per retailer, according to the Ts & Cs. But let me know if you find out otherwise
Having looked again I think your right,
. Oh well it was a nice thought. I see that it says on-line transactions are excluded as well so the best I can hope for is £5 if I top up at the Amex. Thought it must be too good to be true.Mileoakman
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Depends how you use it I suppose. All the supermarkets, petrol stations and hotels accept it, as well as a load of on-line retailers and of course the Amex.
I usually manage to rack up over a grand per month on my Amex card and only have to use a mastercard for perhaps a hundred or two, so it works ok for me.
That's a myth.
It's very rarely that I can't use my Amex and, for those occasions, my card issuer gives me a paired Visa card.
It's well worth it in my opinion - I saved over £3000 on flights this Summer through miles acquired solely through Amex spending, and I have a bucket load of miles for future use too.