Checking Which Card Is Synced With Amex Sync Can Save Big Bucks

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The American Express Sync program offers rewards to members who use their American Express credit cards at participating merchants. Like the $25 statement credit valid on eligible purchases at Amazon through December 31, 2013.

I immediately registered for this promotion. Who wouldn’t? That is 33% off everyday purchases. But what I realized is that I forgot which American Express card I registered, I do have multiple cards, so the last thing I wanted to do was spend the money on a non-registered card and forgo the savings. Sharing the steps to check which card you synced below in case anyone else finds themselves in this situation.

$25 Off Amazon When You Spend $75

American Express cardmembers are eligible to receive a one-time $25 statement credit when they spend $75 on a synced card between 12/1/2013 and 12/31/13.

It’s easy to sync your card, simply head on over to the Amex Sync page and follow the directions to sync your card to your twitter account. Then start enjoying the savings.

Amex Sync Amazon 25 Deal

How To Check Which Card Is Synced

How to Check Amex Sync Card

It turns out, I had registered my Platinum Delta SkyMiles® Credit Card from American Express, which is great, because I’m working on earning another 10,000 Delta MQMs towards status (for total of 70,000 this year without flying) via spending on that card.

Bottom Line

If you registered a card under your Twitter account, you should see a statement indicating which card number was registered. Make sure you know which card you’ve registered so you can enjoy the big savings like the 33% off Amazon purchase deal.

Have you synced to any promotions for big savings lately?

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Comments

  1. Can’t seem to duplicate your steps to see which card is registered. Your link goes to travelocity page. This is what I get, when I click on twitter

    your Twitter account is already synced. You are all set to get offers and more with your synced Card by tweeting special #hashtags.

  2. can you confirm the amex business card versions are available? I synced fine, but didnt get a email after my amazon purchase of $75 e gift card. My personal one did though.

  3. Same here, tried all steps above and never see what card I have synced. There has to be a way to do this??

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