AmEx Offers: T-Mobile, Spend $100 & $50 Statement Credit (Business Card Offer)

(see update below)

The Offer

Check your AmEx Offers on American Express business cards for the following deal:

  • Get a one-time $50 statement credit by using your enrolled eligible Business Card to make a single purchase of $100 or more in-store at T-Mobile or online at go.business.t-mobile.com/amex-offer by 12/31/2022.

The Fine Print

  • Offer valid in-store and online only for Small Business Wireless transactions at US website go.business.t-mobile.com/amex-offer.
  • Valid at participating locations in US. Puerto Rico location excluded.
  • Not valid on purchases shipped outside of the US.
  • See merchant website for shipping policy. Some merchants may not ship to all areas.
  • Please note if you purchase a plan, unless you notify the merchant that you want to pause, cancel, or that you do not want to auto renew, your plan will automatically renew for another plan period (subject to applicable law) of equal length (for example monthly, or annually). This means that the merchant will collect the then-applicable plan fee and any taxes by charging a credit card the merchant has on record for you without notifying you, unless notification is required by applicable law.
  • Excludes Enterprise Unlimited, First Responder and Government Agency Plans, Connected Car Product, T-Mobile Partner Program, Accessories and Prepaid transactions.
  • Not valid on T-Mobile Wireless, Banking, TV and Internet.
  • Excludes wholesale purchases and kiosk transactions.

Our Verdict

Nice discount here, though the fine print excludes wireless and internet payments. I guess this is meant for device purchases. Maybe could be a decent discount on a pair of Airpods, for example, or a discount on a new phone. I wouldn’t be shocked if there’s some roundabout way of getting this to work on a regular wireless bill (maybe someone will try this to purchase a prepaid refill card?) Let us know if you find this offer useful in the comments below.

Update: In practice, this seems to be working on ordinary postpaid wireless bill payments as well, despite the terms. (Not sure about prepaid. Also note that it does not seem to work for Sprint bills.) Other ideas to try are a prepaid phone card or Airtags. Again, the terms disallow all of these things.

Hat tip to readerbore

View more Amex offers here & if you have any questions about American Express offers then read this post.

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