If you are new to Google Express and click on this Google Express referral link you’ll get another $10 off $10. At checkout just click to redeem the $10 code that will be in your account or use code: J654NK3HH
Check your AMEX cards to see if you are targeted to get 2K AMEX points or $20 cash back for spending $60 in one or more transactions at Google Express through 7/1/18.
As I wrote previously, the old AMEX interface displays more offers than the current website.
To see which offers you have, just login to your AMEX account, click on any of your cards to go the activity page, click on “AMEX Offers For You,” and save the offer to your account.
If you also have multiple cards with the offer don’t rush to save the offer to your account! Open up the Offers page for each card in a separate tab in the same browser. Then go between the tabs to save the offer to each of your targeted cards. Otherwise once you save the offer to one card it disappears from your other cards.
Always check all primary and secondary card offers, as secondary cards will often have offers that the primary card does not. You can add secondary cards in your own name to your primary login or you can create a new login for other secondary cards.
Note that you only have to worry about an offer disappearing from other cards when they are registered to the same account. Saving an offer won’t affect cards that have their own login.
If you mess up and don’t save the offer to a card you can always remove a card from one login and make a dedicated login for it to register it. Alternatively you can remove the card that has an offer saved to it and the offer will reappear for the rest of the cards registered to that account. Once you properly save the offer to all cards on that account you can re-register the deleted card back to the same account.
Google Express is pretty awesome. Whenever we need an item from the grocery store or Costco we’ll just order it and have it within 1 or 2 days. I’ve developed quite the habit for La Croix Grapefruit and Key Lime seltzer because of Google. Available stores vary by the region of your delivery address. If you’re in the LA region you can even order from Western Kosher.
Google Express launched with a membership based model charging $99/year after a free trial. However Google Express abandoned the paid membership model in favor of higher free shipping thresholds from most stores.
They also continue to keep adding new stores.
The amount needed for free shipping varies by store. Some have free shipping on all orders while others have $15, $25, $35, or $49 minimums.
It is cool that you can still use an AMEX at Costco with Google Express, as that allows you to take advantage of benefits like extended warranty, etc.
Do you use Google Express regularly or do you just shop when there are coupons available?
HT: ben89, via DDF and DoC
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We used to be addicted to LeCroix until we discovered Sodastream. It’s more cost-effective and produces less recycling.
Nice, I’ve got it on 9 cards between my wife and I. Now, to figure out 9 different $60 orders …
can i use the $10 for new customer in addition to the 20% off coupon they have now for Father’s Day?
I made a purchase from google express with targeted offer totaling 80$ but charges were split on credit card of less than 60 each will it still refund $20?