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Marriott Brilliant 300 dollar credit

Marriott Brilliant 300 dollar credit

  1. Shannon New Member

    I recently upgraded my Marriott card to the brilliant card. My card anniversary is January 28 and I upgraded it today. After talking to several American Express employees they confirmed that I would pay a prorated annual fee now and another when my card anniversary appears. They also said I would receive one $300 Marriott credit now and another one after January 28. They said I would have to use the first credit before January 28. Since that is a very short time, what options do I have? I’ve heard some people have had good luck with buying a gift card but didn’t want to risk it if it doesn’t work. I also considered doing a prepaid rate but I’ve heard often Marriott doesn’t charge these until you stay even though they said it charges immediately. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

  2. rickyw Community Ambassador

    Is there a Marriott near your home? Maybe a nice dinner at the restaurant there or a spa day?

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