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Last chance to use your $200 Home Depot and Best Buy Amex Offers

June 27, 2021
4 min read
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There are only a few days left in June, which means time is running out to use two very popular Amex Offers that can confer serious savings of up to $200.

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Save up to $100 at The Home Depot

Many people who have The Platinum Card® from American Express received an Amex Offer at the beginning of the year that awards $50 back on up to two purchases of $50 or more when you shop online at The Home Depot. That means you could save $100 with two $50 orders made at The Home Depot's website by June 30, 2021, and have zero out-of-pocket expenses.

Even if you don't have a home improvement project on your to-do list, you can still stock up on paper towels and other household items.

Screenshot courtesy of Home Depot

Just remember to add the offer to your card before shopping. At this time, The Home Depot offer is only eligible with certain U.S.-issued personal Platinum and personal Centurion American Express® cards.

Save up to $100 at Best Buy

The Best Buy Amex Offer appears to be available on select U.S.-issued personal Platinum and both personal and business Centurion cards. Because these are targeted offers, not all cardholders will receive these deals — and they appear to be more likely on primary accounts rather than authorized user cards.

But if you have this offer, much like with The Home Depot offer, you can get a $50 statement credit with a $50 online purchase at Best Buy's website up to two times by June 30, 2021.

In addition to appliances, Best Buy sells all kinds of electronics and accessories, including travel-friendly headphones, tablets and portable gaming devices.

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Increase your savings

You could save even more money when you start at a shopping portal.

Use Cashback Monitor to find the best cash-back or points and miles offer for you. At The Home Depot, for example, you could earn 4% right now through a cash-back portal or 3 JetBlue True Blue points per dollar spent. The current best offers for Best Buy include up to 2% at Top Cashback or 1 United MileagePlus mile per dollar.

And, of course, you should always check for additional deals, discounts and coupons before finalizing your purchase.

Right now, for example, I am receiving 1 additional Membership Rewards point per dollar spent at BestBuy.com. So, be certain that you've scoured all of your Amex Offers before checking out.

Bottom line

If you spend just $50 online at Best Buy and Home Depot, you could actually come out ahead on your purchase. And you still have a few days to take advantage of the current offers. You could also walk away with additional cash back or extra airline miles in your pocket if you start your purchase from a shopping portal.

Just keep in mind that shoppers have had vastly different experiences when taking advantage of these offers. Earlier this year, people were reporting long delays in seeing these offers post to their accounts.

And even though both the Best Buy and The Home Depot offers specify that you can get up to $50 back twice, I received a single $100 Best Buy credit just one day after purchasing Apple AirPods Pro the other day. A colleague reported a similar experience with both Best Buy and The Home Depot. So, if you have bigger purchases in mind, know that there's a possibility both credits could be combined — and consider waiting to see what statement credit you get before making a separate purchase.

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