Amex Site Redesign Makes It Easier to Add Amex Offers Manually

Date:

Share post:


Amex Site Redesign Makes It Easier to Add Amex Offers Manually

American Express has redesigned its website, making it easier to quickly add Amex Offers to your cards. As you can see in the image above, each offer now has a + button that you need to click to add that offer to the selected card.

But you can quickly click this button continuously on multiple offers now. Before the redesign, when clicking Add Offer, it would open the offer details and you would need to wait a few seconds.

Now after clicking the + button, it will quickly add the offer without opening details, while you keep adding other offers.

This is only a minor improvement for those who like adding these offers manually. But it’s worth mentioning that you are better off doing this with automatic tools such as Savewise, Max Rewards or CardPointers. These tools help you add the same offer to multiple eligible cards. When adding offers manually to one card, that offer will disappear from other cards in your name.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related articles

Amnesty International report warns of deepening Indigenous people’s housing crisis

A new report by Amnesty International warns that overcrowded and unsafe housing in an Atikamekw community north...

Best & Worst MBA Specialisations in 2025 🔥 | Jobs, Salaries & more! #mba #mbaspecialisation #jobs

Best & Worst MBA Specialisations in 2025 🔥 | Jobs, Salaries & more! #mba #mbaspecialisation #jobs #mbajobs #mbacareers...

Universal Music Group generated $3.39 billion in Q1, up 8.1% YoY – driven by BTS, Olivia Dean, Taylor Swift, and more

Universal Music Group generated revenues of EUR €2.9 billion (USD $3.39bn) across all of its divisions (including...

Crypto Firms, Representatives Hold Briefing On The CLARITY Act On Capitol Hill. Meanwhile Legislation May Soon Move To Markup

The Blockchain Association says a group of its members, including Coinbase, the Solana Institute, and others, held...