FILE - This Jan. 21, 2015, file photo, shows a sign for American Express outside a New York business. American Express is ending its frequent-shopper program Plenti, despite years of marketing and high-profile partners like RiteAid, ExxonMobil and Macy's. The Plenti program will end on July 10, 2018, the company announced in a tweet Monday, April 16. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
April 16, 2018 - 10:15 AM
NEW YORK - American Express is ending its frequent-shopper program Plenti, despite years of marketing and high-profile partners like RiteAid, ExxonMobil and Macy's.
The Plenti program will end on July 10, the company announced in a tweet Monday. All Plenti points will expire on that date.
Plenti was launched in mid-2015 to great fanfare as a frequent-shopper program that would involve multiple companies and brands, similar to other programs found in Europe. American Express even launched a Plenti credit card that would give customers Plenti points for each dollar they spent on the card.
While American Express was able to partner with big brands at the beginning, the program lost several key members in 2017 like Macy's and Chili's and was considered to be on life support.
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