This offer has expired, click here to view current amex offers.
The Offer
Some Amex business cards are getting targeted with the following:
- Spend $150 on AT&T Small Business Wireless and get $100 back, OR
- Spend $150 on AT&T Small Business Wireless and get 10,000 Membership Rewards points
The Fine Print
- Expires 10/31/17
- Offer valid for AT&T autopay and one-time payment only
Our Verdict
Check your Amex business cards and AU cards to see if you were targeted. I was super excited last year when I got the $50 off $150 deal which is still keeping me going, and this one is double as good (there was once $150 off $150 at the end of 2014!). Last time, the deal worked fine to pay your regular AT&T personal wireless deal, I’d guess it’ll work this time as well for payments and overpayments. Probably one of the best Amex Offers ever for those who have AT&T service.
With similar offers we’ve found that AT&T cellular offers work for a cable bill as well, see this post where we discussed the idea. I assume it would work with this offer as well.
Those who don’t use AT&T service for cellular or cable won’t find the offer useful, though there is a possibility it’s worth switching to ATT for this offer if you got it on a bunch of cards. Or offer your friends to pay their AT&T bills with the deal.
There are two other cellular/cable deals going on currently as well until November 15 (neither are on business cards so it won’t be possible to stack them):
- Get 10% back or 10x point with online cell payments to major U.S. Carriers – AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon
- Get 10% back or 10x points with cable or satellite tv bill
If anyone has a screenshot of this $100 off $150 ATT offer, please send it over! ([email protected])
I am not sure why I come across such offers only after they have expired. It’s always like this. Does anyone know if they have any new ones coming up? I’d love to try something like this.
D.P
This month signed up for new package att small business at my new office for my startup, its a totally new address and account. ATT online has an offer $70/mo for 25mbps/landline phone for 24 mo + $100 install, signed up through TCB signup portal. Was able to call in payment prior to install and received offer credit from Amex yesterday. Only equipment I needed too buy was a $30 old school landline phone I bought on Newegg, wifi is run att equipment. Plus I get a dedicated phone line for my business (underated asset no need for a second cell phone account for business).
So after amex offer I basically pay about $100 for my 1st month of service/professional install/my landline phone, and then about $77/mo after tax for internet and phone service for 24 mo. Anybody who has shopped around for small business (not home, big price difference between the 2) wifi/phone knows that is a freakin’ bargain.
Now hopefully my new account signup bonus for TCB posts…any D.P’s on that posting?
Probably the easiest $100 I’ve ever made.
Hope they continue to do this every year.
anyone know if this works for directv now?
seems last year, one can overpay AT&T cell phone account much more (no limitation for overpayment). can someone inform if we still can make overpayment without $ limitation for cell phone account now? TIA
Any way to make use of this offer for a prepaid ATT service (multi-line discount)?
I haven’t heard data points yet on prepaid. I saw Dansdeals today mentioned prepaid works, but would be better if we had a clear data point.
have it at least on 6 SPG Business cards… very tempting to get a new phone!
Got this on a couple of cards but can’t use it since I don’t have AT&T. Wish I could swap it for the grocery store offer though.
Goddam AMEX…WHY is it NOT showing on MY SPB/BGR cards like others? Are they Racists or what?
Check on the app, sometimes they only show up there
Yes, racism is the reason you’re not getting that offer. 😐
Any way to capitalize on this if you don’t have ATT service? Would it work for buying a gift card for resale or anything? Or maybe a phone or something?
Wondering the same thing myself…
It would have to be on the monthly bill, according to terms.