No, American Express doesn’t offer roadside assistance anymore, on any of its credit cards. American Express discontinued its roadside assistance benefit, which provided a 24/7 hotline for eligible cardholders to call if they experienced car trouble, for all of its credit cards in January 2020, according to multiple news reports. When it was available, roadside assistance coordinated service requests for eligible cardholders, though they had to pay out of pocket for any repair costs.
You can reach American Express credit card customer service through the "Chat" function in your online account, or by calling (800) 383-4800. The phone line is available 24/7 and serves existing cardholders. To activate the online chat function and reach an Amex customer service representative, simply log in to your American Express account and click the blue "Chat" box in the bottom right corner. You can also reach American Express credit card customer service by mail.
50,000 American Express Membership Rewards points are worth up to $500, depending on how the points are redeemed. To get maximum value from your 50,000 Amex points, redeem for certain gift cards or travel packages through Membership Rewards.
Depending on the redemption method, the value of 50,000 Amex rewards points ranges from $250 to $500. The average value is $325, as each Amex point is worth an average of about 0.65 cents.
Yes, it's hard to get an American Express card because you will need a good or excellent credit score for approval, along with enough income for monthly bill payments. The easiest American Express cards to get are those that require a minimum of good credit for approval, as opposed to excellent credit only. You may also want to target cards that are co-branded with a certain hotel or airline, as well as offers with lower annual fees, if you're concerned...
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