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BriefApril 17, 2026 · 03:41 AM

Capital One Shopping offers $100 back on Preferred Hotels stays

Users who spend $330 or more on a Preferred Hotels & Resorts stay can receive $100 back from Capital One Shopping through a targeted email offer. The offer is for single use and expires on the date listed in the email. New users of Capital One Shopping can earn an $80 bonus for joining.

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