Amex Offers: Get $5 Back After Spending $25 at ExxonMobil

July 31, 2015 ccwatcher American Express

The latest Amex Offer isn’t a very lucrative one, but it’s one which should have widespread appeal. When you spend $25 or more at any Exxon or Mobil-branded gas station using your enrolled American Express card, you’ll receive a one-time $5 statement credit. This offer is valid through September 30, 2015, but enrollment is limited. Given how fast other recent Amex Offers from Staples and Sports Authority have filled up, this offer may not last long, either.

To sign up for this offer through Twitter, tweet using #AmexExxonMobil. This offer is only valid for at the pump transactions at Exxon or Mobil branded stations using either your enrolled American Express card or a Speedpass(tm) linked to your enrolled Amex. Online, in-store purchases, convenience store purchases, car washes, aviation fuel, car repair, garage service and gift card purchases are excluded. See this page for full terms of this offer.

To take advantage of this offer through Twitter:

You must first have an American Express card connected with Twitter (see sync.americanexpress.com/twitter for more details on how to connect your Card)
Tweet using the hashtag #AmexExxonMobil
Receive a response message through Twitter from @AmexOffers stating that this offer has been added to your connected Card
Then, use your synced card to spend at least $25 in a single purchase at the pump at an Exxon or Mobil location by September 30, 2015

If you don’t have a Twitter account and don’t want to create one, you may also be able to find this promo through the other Amex Offer channels:

Your AmericanExpress.com account – Log into your online account and click on the “Amex Offers For You” tab.
Use the American Express iPhone App and visit the ‘Offers For You’ tab in the ‘Membership’ section
Through Facebook at amex.co/facebook

You can also find a full list of other publicly available Twitter / Amex Offers here.

If you’re not already familiar with Amex Offers and want to learn the basics of the program–including how to sign up for offers–see this guide.