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AmEx Statement Credit: Spend $4000 or More, at Singapore Airlines Get $200 @ American Express

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Possibly targetted: AmEx Statement Credit: Spend $4000 or More at Singapore Airlines Get $200 @ American Express.

Valid for flight bookings departing Australia only.

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  • Does SQ charge intl transaction fee for bookings from Australia?

    • Nope, processed as SingaporeAir Australia.

      But if you book a return separately, it will be in the departure country currency, eg Amsterdam is in Euros + fee

      • Thanks!

    • Remember this is an Amex promotion, so if its AUD you don't need to worry where its processed as they don't the AUD > USD > AUD processing of Visa or Mastercard

    • I normally use PayPal to avoid international fees, as Singapore Air charged me a percentage when using Mastercard.

  • 5% off with Singapore Airline is nothing 😴

  • Not exactly generous

  • Pathetic credit really

  • Ridiculous discount of <5% and requiring >$4,000 min spend…Do better SQ

    • I think you’re meant to stack it, and then it can sweeten a good deal

  • Singapore airline charges transaction fees even when transactions comes up in aud! For example I bought ticket forAUS$1217.73 & they charged Aud$35.47 commission which would only show if you expand the transaction!

    • Was the flight originating in Australia? I haven't had transaction fees for flights that originated in Australia and were charged in AUD

    • Only if the travel didn't originate in Australia! All transaction are shown in AUD, the expansion shows the eg: SGD or EUR amount plus the conversion fee.

  • Everyone complaining about 5% whereas when retailers like Woolworths or Amazon offer 5% gift cards, people rush to buy them.

    I was planning to book with Singapore Airlines anyway, so an extra $200 saved is still a benefit.

    You can also potentially stack this with 1% TopCashback, which is another $40+.

    Every dollar counts.

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