1 Payback point is worth €0.01, and you can spend them in a few ways. First, you can exchange them for rewards in Payback's own store, which can be an easy way to get gift cards to things like App Store, Google Play, IKEA, etc. You can also exchange Payback points for miles in the Miles & More programme.
How do I redeem American Express Payback points?
- Check your points balance.
- Choose your Rewards.
- Click or call.
Can I use my American Express card as a debit card?
The American Express Serve® card is a reloadable prepaid debit card that functions similarly to a basic debit card tied to a checking account at a traditional bank. A prepaid debit card is an account that allows you to spend only the amount of money that you have loaded into the account in advance.Feb 4, 2021
How do I access my cash back?
- Receive a statement credit. The cash back gets applied to your credit card's balance.
- Request a check. The issuer sends you a check for your cash back rewards.
- Transfer rewards to a bank account.
- Use your cash rewards as rewards points.
How does Amex cashback get paid?
Every time you make an eligible purchase with your cash back credit card, your card issuer will pay you back a percentage of that transaction. If your card offers 1.5% back for any purchase in any spending category, and you spend $1,000 in a month, you'll get $15 in cash back rewards.
How can I open a payback account?
You can also register with PAYBACK online by logging on www.payback.in and click on the 'Register here' tab.
Can I have two payback accounts?
Yes, your multiple PAYBACK Accounts can be merged subject to certain conditions. To know more about this, please call our Contact Center.
Why is my American Express card not working online?
Suspected fraud is one of the most common reasons for your card to be declined. If your card has been frozen due to a case of mistaken fraud detection, you can call the credit card company to verify that you've authorized the online transaction in question.Sep 7, 2021
Has American Express Been Hacked?
American Express is writing to some card members warning that their account information has been compromised by a data breach at a third party provider.