American Express is running a targeted promotion whereby selected card holders can earn triple points on dining purchases through the end of the year.
All the US-based Membership Rewards cards are potentially eligible, including:
-- American Express® Premier Rewards Gold Card
-- American Express EveryDay Credit Card and American Express EveryDay Preferred Credit Card
-- The Platinum Card® from American Express (both the standard and Mercedes Benz versions)
-- Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN
-- The Business Platinum Card® from American Express OPEN
If you have any of the above cards, you'll want to follow this link to check and see if your account is eligible. American Express is sending out both emails and paper mailers about this promotion, but you may be eligible even if you don't receive the marketing materials.
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Yesterday I flew US Airways A330 business class from London to Charlotte. It was my backup option, after unsuccessfully trying to get onto a wide open American flight between London and New York.
I was curious to try US Airways business class again, after my flight on them last October between Charlotte and Paris. As some of you may recall, Ms. Peggy was serving my aisle on that flight (and use of the word "serving" is very generous), and suffice to say she left a sour taste in my mouth about the experience.
So how did this flight stack up?
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