Potential 30% American Express Transfer Bonus to British Airways beginning December.
We had to transfer some American Express Membership Rewards points to British Airways Avios today to make an award booking and saw this:
From the mangled text, it looks like the potential promotion is:
- 30% transfer bonus
- For transfers between December 3rd to January 14th, 2013
This isn’t as good as the 50% and 40% transfer bonuses that American Express has run in the past. If you can, it might be worth it to wait until December 3rd til you transfer to see if this is an official promotion or a website copy error.
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[...] The Flight Deal points out that there may be a 30% Membership Rewards transfer bonus to British Airways brewing for December. This is far from guaranteed, but they noticed some kind of mumbled wording while making a transfer that seems to indicate there may be a 30% transfer bonus for transfers between December 3rd to January 14th, 2013. Head to their linked post above to see what they saw. If you were looking to move some points to British Airways, it may be worth holding off to see if it is true, unless of course you need to make a reservation now [...]
[...] Last week the American Express Membership Rewards website was briefly showing a 30% transfer bonus that wasn’t going to go live for a month. [...]