expired AMEX - Spend $100 and Get a $25 Statement Credit on Your Card with Toys "R" Us
This was posted 10 months 12 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Register your American Express Card, and you'll receive a $25 statement credit when you spend $100 or more in a single transaction on your registered Card, either online or in store with Toys "R" Us (or Baby'R'US).
This offer is only available to the first 2000 Cardmembers to register and shop before 31st August 2012.
P.S. For those who plan to register and use supplementary cards I found this condition: "Your Eligible Transaction(s) must be charged in full to the Registered Card. Transactions made on another Card account or transactions made on a supplementary Card with different Card account number are not considered Eligible Transactions."

yes, unlike other offers such as http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/74253, vouchers are not explicitly excluded in the terms :)
+1 voteP.S. For those who plan to register and use supplementary cards I found this condition:
Merchant Offer Terms:
1.To be eligible to receive the $25 Statement Credit you must register for this offer using an American Express Card issued by American Express Australia Limited or by Network Partners of American Express Australia Limited between 00:01 AEST on 3rd August 2012 and 23:59 AEST on 31st August 2012. Supplementary Cards must be registered separately.
btw direct offer link:
https://enroll.amexnetwork.com/AU/en/AUToysRUsAug2012
what it means is that if say the primary card is registered then transactions on a supplementary card are not eligible for the primary card
supplementary cards are each considered separately and must themselves be registered to be eligible
for past offers supplementary cards have always been eligible if registered

Thanks for the direct link.
I was suspicious of the amexconnect.com.au domain name - I've never seen it before. And, as has been pointed out in these deals before, what a great scam it would be.
However, my fears seem to have no basis as https://www.amexconnect.com.au has a certificate which is issued to "American Express Company".
The amexnetwork.com domain and amexnetwork.com.au domain - both sites that are acknowledged as legit - have the certificate with the same company details.So, my concerns look unfounded, but it pays to be a bit suspicious.

thanks… no idea what to buy, just register reserve :)
probably the only things i will get,
http://www.toysrus.com.au/electronics/kobo-vox-black/w1/i208...
http://www.toysrus.com.au/electronics/kobo-ereader-touch-edi...

+1 vote"If your American Express Card is not issued by any of these banks, please visit: www.amexnetwork.com.au"

At American Express we believe in rewarding our bank issued Cardmembers by giving them offers, year-round deals and discounts. We want to connect you with rewards you’ll genuinely want and deals that just can’t be missed. These great offers are available to Cardmembers who have American Express Cards from one or more of these banks: ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, NAB or Westpac.


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Nothing that I need to buy, so going to buy $100 worth of gift cards and give them to the children for Christmas so that they can buy what they like.