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American Express Offers New Gift Card

DIRECT Newsline, Oct 11 2002

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American Express has launched The American Express Gift Card, which can be redeemed at all retailers that accept the American Express Card. The card is embossed with the recipient's name and comes with a personal message from the gift-giver in an attractive gift envelope.

Each card can be used a number of times, at different retailers, until the funds are depleted. The card comes in denominations ranging from $25- $500 and is available through online (http://www.americanexpress.com/gift).



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