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Enterprise Rent-A-Car Joins American Express, Plenti Credit Card Rewards
The new Plenti credit card from Amex allows card holders to earn and redeem points on their purchases with major U.S. brands, including Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
American Express and the Plenti loyalty program announced a new credit card for Plenti members to earn points that can be redeemed on purchases with major U.S. brands. Enterprise Rent-A-Car is among the participating brands, which also includes other places like Exxon, Mobil and Nationwide.
According to the announcement, card holders will earn 1 Plenti point for every dollar spent on eligible purchases. Users can redeem points at any of the listed brands. For example, points earned during an Exxon purchase can be used toward Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
“With the new Plenti cobrand card, card members can collect, combine and redeem even more points for savings,” said Eva Reda, senior vice president of cobrand partnerships at American Express. “The Card is great for people who are loyal to Plenti partner stores and want the service and trusted security of American Express.”
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