This Cool Trick Lets You Add All Amex Offers at Once

I modified the script a bit:

let offers = document.querySelectorAll(‘button’);
for(const button of offers) {
if(button.innerText === “Add to Card”) {
button.click();
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 2000));
}
}

that triggered an impressive number of errors and didn’t add any offers

Using Firefox, it was partially working if I removed the last line, but now it’s not working at all. It says “undefined” and fails to click any of the offers. My buttons are the ones that say “Add to Card.”

If I don’t remove at least “await” from the last line it gives an error that says “Uncaught SyntaxError: await is only valid in async functions, async generators and modules.”

I’m no developer but I’m usually decent at hacking my way through things (in an ethical way) and I tried massaging that code and couldn’t get it working. But, I did find someone created some code you save as a bookmark in Chrome that does the job:
https://gist.github.com/elado/69fa611d84305dea4b38801880743928
I tested it on mine and works nicely, just have to be patient as the buttons get pushed.
(Be wary of code on the Internetz kidz, ask your local nerd friend for help if needed.)

Used to work… not now on Chrome, Firefox, Edge. Was very useful. Not worth trudging through 100 clicks to load all offers manually.

In my case this code worked. Because the button was a different tag.

// Find all the “Add to Card” buttons on the page
var offerButtons = Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName(“offer-cta axp-offers__global__fluid___15Bk5”)).filter(btn => btn.title == “Add to Card”);
var index;
for (index = 0; index setTimeout(r, 2000));
}

I’m also getting the “undefined” error. Can someone fix the code? This is crazy useful.

Having an issue with this today — it just says “undefined.” Any ideas?

This was a great help to add all of the offers to get more to show up. Thanks!

I’ve used this for months, and not working today.

Is there a way to get to offers without creating a online account with American Express? Are events only posted online now?

Where do you paste the information? I can’t see a place where I can paste the text. In case it’s not obvious, I’m not a programmer. I assumed this was easy since the article says it is but maybe those of us who aren’t techies shouldn’t mess with it?

How can this trick work for other companies credit card offers like Bank of America? Appreciate any help

Hey Ryan, the script doesn’t appear to be working any more. I get an <- undefined error in the console.

The list is available whenever I log onto my my Amex account. Too many offers are items and services I find not useful. Currently, there are 3 clicks on my list.

The downside of this cool trick is that it wrecks Amex Offers for everyone else. A finite number of people can enrolling for any given Amex Offer. Say you enroll for all the Amex Offers, but only ever use a few. You’ve used up entitlement that someone else might have wanted to use. Gotten in the way of a customer that the company making the offer wanted to reach.

Couldn’t get the F12 key to work on my old MacBook Pro. Tried everything: Fn +F12, ctrl + F12 etc.

Doesn’t this just move the problem to your other pocket? I can see looking at a short list for good new offers but isn’t scrolling through all the added ones to remember the ones you wanted to use a pain? Or did I miss something? Making the ones you could care less about disappear forever would be great.

Amazing! Thanks!

good stuff ! would be nice to do the same to see all offers added to account. and also scan offer for specific text
but that’s just academic, if all added you dont have to worry about missing anything

This code is little broken as written, as is, the browser will think the await is part of the comment.

// Find all the “Add to Card” buttons on the page
var offerButtons = Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName(“btn btn-sm btn-fluid offer-cta btn-secondary”)).filter(btn => btn.title == “Add to Card”);
var index;
for (index = 0; index setTimeout(r, 2000));
}