Using your *wood Amex at *wood properties
#1
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Jupiter, FL
Programs: DL PM, Marriott Lifetime Titanium, Hilton Silver
Posts: 32,956
Using your *wood Amex at *wood properties
I thought that if you used your *wood AmEx at a *wood property you got more than 1 point for each $ spent. Finally actually looked at my card and that does not appear to be the case. The amount of my bill, which included almost $1000 in *wood charges, was th exact same as the amount of points credited to my account.
Was I just mistaken?
Was I just mistaken?
#2
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: SFO
Programs: United 1K 2MM / Marriott LTP
Posts: 5,083
You don't get any additional points for using your SPG Amex.
#3
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Sol III
Programs: FPC Plat, SPG Gold, HH Diamond, PC Plt Amb
Posts: 1,329
No extra at SPG
One dollar equals one point, regardless of spg properties or not, unlike some other affinity cards. But then of course 1 *point is worth quite a bit more than say, 1 HH point, etc. My Marriott Visa gives me 1 point per dollar at non-Marriott, and (I think) 3 pts at Marriotts. But I'd rather take the 1 *pt per dollar from Amex.
#4
Join Date: Apr 2004
Programs: Starwoods/ Marriott Life Time Platinum, Hilton-Diamond, and HP
Posts: 823
You are all correct. ONLY 1 Starwood's point for each $ spent on SPG/AMEX card.
Hilton is 3 Hilton Honors points for each $ spent and 5 point for each $ spent at a Hilton property on a Hilton/AMEX card.
Hilton is 3 Hilton Honors points for each $ spent and 5 point for each $ spent at a Hilton property on a Hilton/AMEX card.
#5
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: New York, NY
Posts: 1,068
You actually do get 3 *points per dollar spent (more if you're gold or platinum). You only get 1 *point from Amex. The rest of the points come from *wood. If you're talking about a hotel stay, it's probably already taken care of. If you made a food or other purchase, you just need to call up *wood customer support and fax over either a copy of the receipt or credit card statement.