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$15 Bonus When You Purchase a New Serve Card at Dollar General

Dollar General has a promotion for Amex Serve prepaid cards that could make you $11 bucks. Let’s check the details.

The Offer

  • GET A $15 BONUS when you purchase any New Serve Card at Dollar General® and register your Card online by 2/28/19.

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Key Terms

  • Purchase any new Serve Card at Dollar General between Jan. 7 – Feb. 10, 2019 and successfully complete online registration and email verification by Feb.28, 2019 to receive a $15 account credit.
  • Only 1 account credit per customer.
  • Account credit will be posted to your Account within 30 days after successful email verification.
  • Register your Account at serve.com.

Conclusion

Serve cards come with an activation fee that goes as high as $3.95. So you would make about $11 with a new card. There’s a limit of 1 per person though, so you won’t get rich.

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4 COMMENTS

  2. You can have a total of four and the cost for $10 is $2.95 so you can make $48 easily. If you have any Serve cards already, they’ll count against the four card limit.

  3. Doesn’t AMEX have to approve you for a Serve card first? And if you’ve already had one and they shut you down, they won’t approve you for a new one.

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