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The Offer
No direct link, targeted offer
- Get a one time $75 statement credit by using your enrolled card to make a single purchase of $185 or more on wsj.com/amex by 4/26/2019
Our Verdict
No real way to maximize this offer, it just might be useful for those who pay for a regular WSJ subscription.
Hat tip to Matt M
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View Comments (8)
WSJ wine excluded :(
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I was tempted by this offer. It’s essentially a year of digital WSJ for about ten bucks a month. Not bad if you don’t want to play the sign-up/cancel game. I also couldn’t figure a way to further optimize the offer. And a Black Friday sale would probably just cause the price to fall below the qualifying threshold. Anyone else have thoughts on a better approach to digital WSJ?
How are you able to make a single transaction for that amount? Every subscription offer I've found involves monthly payments.
Derp. I just had to click the Redeem Now link in the offer itself.
I took advantage of the offer (actually was able to cancel my current subscription and sign up for this one which was a better deal). In order to hit the threshold, if you go through the website listed (wsj.com/amex) it will bill for the entire year at $187, which then triggers the rebate.
Student edition is $120. There's no verification you're a student and no limit on how long you can have a student subscription. Not that I'm condoning it.
Saw this offer last week. Bought the 12 month subscription for $221 on 10/30 and the credit posted on 11/1