[Targeted] Wyndham: 3,000-10,000 Points For A Single Stay

The Offer

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  • Wyndham has sent out a targeted offer where you can earn 3,000-10,000 points for staying one night at a Wyndham property.

 

The Fine Print

  • Must book by September 30th, 2017
  • Subject line: ‘This BIG offer is for you’

Our Verdict

15,000 points gets you a free night at any Wyndham property so obviously 10,000 is a great deal for a single night (assuming you have or can get the extra 5,000 points). 10,000 points would make me actively look for Wyndham stays for my upcoming trips. Also great deal for people considering the Barclaycard 45,000 point offer. Unfortunately no way to check if you’re targeted for this offer. You can read our post on the best Wyndham properties by clicking here.

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Bill M
Bill M (@guest_432138)
July 2, 2017 08:56

I got the 10k offer too. I just stayed at a Wyndham property within the last 2 weeks.

MH
MH (@guest_431960)
July 1, 2017 17:24

I got the 10k offer on the 28th and the 45K card offer the next day.

Tempting.

John K
John K (@guest_431815)
July 1, 2017 09:31

I got a similar offer from Barclays for my Wyndham AF card:

Spend $750 or more in July, August and September with your Wyndham Rewards® Visa® Card and get 1,000 bonus points for each month the spend level is achieved. That’s up to 3,000 bonus points!

Get an additional 2,000 bonus points for spending $750 in all 3 months to earn a total of 5,000 bonus points.

If you don’t achieve the spend level in all 3 months, don’t worry, you’ll still get the 1,000 bonus points for each of the months you do.

Best of all, this is in addition to the points you already earn for using your card.

Nana
Nana (@guest_431580)
June 30, 2017 21:00

I received email for 10 k. Can I find a cheap hotel for 70 dollars or less though to make it worth while?

Nana
Nana (@guest_432984)
July 3, 2017 21:47

I found an econo lodge for 52 dollars. I have 20k points allready. Might go after 45 k sign up as well.

scott
scott (@guest_431529)
June 30, 2017 19:34

Hmmmm…. Have 2 separate WR CC & rewards accounts. Haven’t as yet received any emails about stay promotions. Yet for the newer card (the one with the weaker annual bonus), just a few hours ago received a promo involving spending:

“Spend $1,000 or more in July, August and September with your Wyndham Rewards® Visa® Card and get 1,000 bonus points for each month the spend level is achieved.1 That’s up to 3,000 bonus points!
Get an additional 2,000 bonus points for spending $1,000 in all 3 months to earn a total of 5,000 bonus points.”

(I surmise this bonus will be on top of the 2x for “all other spending” category — so that makes 5k + (3k x 2) => 11k for 3k spend…. ) That’s more than 2/3rds of another viva night on the Mexican Rivierra. (nice… beaches; drinks, entertainment, all inclusive, etc., etc.)

Subject line read: Earning 5,000 bonus points is easier than you think.

David
David (@guest_431518)
June 30, 2017 19:02

Just received this offer today from Barclay’s which is pretty decent.

1. Use your AAdvantage® Aviator™ Red MasterCard® between 7/1/17 and 9/30/17.

2. Earn 2X American Airlines AAdvantage® bonus miles for every $1 spent on all purchases you make, up to 2,500 miles.1

3. Best of all, these bonus miles are in addition to the AAdvantage® miles you already earn with your card.

Jeremy
Jeremy (@guest_431510)
June 30, 2017 18:39

Apparently I was targeted, as I received an email.

NinjaX
NinjaX (@guest_431514)
June 30, 2017 18:50

can you give us more detail? im fiercely looking for it. subject line or where its sent from? Wyndham.com?

Jerry
Jerry (@guest_431533)
June 30, 2017 19:43

The subject line for mine is: This BIG offer is for you
It’s from: Wyndham Rewards

I got 6000 points offer

NinjaX
NinjaX (@guest_431607)
June 30, 2017 21:38

appreciate the note man. helped a lot. i wasnt targeted. dammit!

CantClickLink
CantClickLink (@guest_431504)
June 30, 2017 18:28

Link to read reviews of best wyndham properties is broken.