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Recent SPG credit card bonus points promotion
Recent SPG credit card bonus points promotion
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Anonymous GuestMy personal SPG credit card got the 5,000 bonus points offer – “You are now registered. Use your Card now through June 10, 2018 and you can earn 5,000 bonus Starpoints® after each $5,000 you spend in eligible purchases on your Starwood Preferred Guest® Credit Card, up to 10,000 bonus Starpoints. Terms and Conditions apply.”
Would you pay a $10,000 tax bill for this bonus? Essentially buying 20,000 starpoints for the 2% ($200) fee? Am I missing anything, that sounds like a good deal to me?
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rickyw Community Ambassador
If you wouldn’t naturally spend $10,000 otherwise… it’s a pretty great deal. I’d imagine you’d easily be able to get more than $200 in value out of 20,000 points
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