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American Express Marriott Bonvoy Business 100,000 Points + Free Night Certificate (Up To 50,000 Points)

American Express is offering a sign up bonus of 100,000 points and free night certificate (good on properties costing up to 50,000 points) on the Marriott Bonvoy Business Card after spending $8,000 within 6 months.

Offer value100,000 points
Annual feeNone listed
Requirementspending $8,000 within 6 months
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The Offer

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  • American Express is offering a sign up bonus of 100,000 points and free night certificate (good on properties costing up to 50,000 points) on the Marriott Bonvoy Business Card after spending $8,000 within 6 months.

Card Details

  • Anniversary free night award up to 35,000 points (this is a free night certificated that can be used on properties costing up to 35,000 points)
  • $125 annual fee (not waived first year)
  • Card earns at the following rates:
    • Six Marriott rewards points per dollar spent at participating hotels
    • Four Marriott rewards points per dollar spent at U.S. restaurants, U.S. gas stations, wireless telephone services purchased directly from U.S. service providers and on U.S. purchases for shipping
    • Two points per dollar spent on all other purchases
  • Silver status; earn gold status by making $35,000 in purchases within a calendar year
  • Receive 15 nights towards elite status
  • Premium in room internet access at participating properties
  • No foreign transaction fees
  • Can only get the bonus once per lifetime

Our Verdict

Not as good as the recent 150,000 points + $125 deal as that was more flexible and came with the other $125 credit. Also not as good as the other recent deal that was five free night certificates up to 50,000 each. We won’t be adding this to our list of the best credit card bonuses because of that. Read these things everybody should know about American Express cards before signing up if you do decide to apply. Marriott also recently applied for a trademark for a new business credit card so getting this card could affect your eligibility for that card if it ever launches. 

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