Good afternoon everyone, happy Friday! I was working on my Buy Miles & Points Page and found 3 offers that end in the next week. Always check the math to make sure that buying miles & points makes sense for you. Do not buy miles & points speculatively unless you have a use in mind. With that said, here are 3 offers that end soon.
Up first, JetBlue is offering up to a 125% bonus, depending on the number of JetBlue TrueBlue Points you purchase. This offer expires today – November 8.
Good afternoon everyone, I hope you had a great weekend and are excited for Halloween later this week. For better or worse, I am the kind of person that hates to let airline miles, hotel points, free night certificates, and companion fares expire. I can now add casino rewards to that list.
Over the last month, I have tried to figure out the “most efficient way” to redeem my 1,816 Caesars Reward Credits (worth ~$18) without going to Las Vegas. Laura and I were in Las Vegas for Memorial Day Weekend to complete a few casino status matches and watch 2 Cirque Du Soleil shows. For that trip, I transferred 60,000 Wyndham Rewards Points into 60,000 Caesars Reward Credits and redeemed 58,678 points to cover the $586.78 room charge (read this post). The remaining 1,816 Caesars Reward Credits were set to expire 6 months later on December 2, 2024.
In this post, I will share the journey I went on to redeem or extend these 1,816 orphaned Caesars Reward Credits along with some helpful tips for anyone in the same situation.
Good morning everyone, I hope your weekend is going well. I wanted to share my theory about upcoming changes to the Expedia One Key program, but I wanted to preface this post with the fact that I don’t have any information other than the email I received last night and the upcoming changes to the terms and conditions page. Please take this post with a grain of salt.
I received this boring looking email from Expedia on Friday night after 11pm PT with the super boring subject line “We’re changing our terms.” I almost deleted the email a few seconds after opening it, but thought I would take a minute to read the email and see what terms were changing. The email says, “we’re changing our One Key™ terms and conditions. In relation to section 10 ‘Changes to these Terms and Conditions’, we’ll be updating the notification period from 90 days to a period of reasonable notice.” I always get suspicious when concrete numbers change to an abstract “reasonable” term. Everyone’s interpretation of what is reasonable is different. I clicked the link in the email and went further down the rabbit hole.
Good afternoon everyone, I hope you had a great weekend. I thought it would be interesting to share how I earn and redeem my Citi ThankYou Points (TYPs), in case any readers were interested in my strategy. From January 2024 through October 2024, I earned 44,150 TYPs from my Citi credit cards – here is the breakdown:
Good morning everyone, I hope your week is going well. I have a rant to get off my chest about Etihad Guest customer service and the Etihad Reward Card app. Long story short, 2,500 Etihad Miles expired while my account was suspended and I wasted 907 Etihad Miles on a $5 Amazon gift card balance reload. I understand that the previous sentence makes no sense, but if you will indulge me, here is the complete story…
I received an email from AwardWallet on September 23, that my 2,500 Etihad Miles were going to expire in 7 days on September 30. I received a reminder email from AwardWallet a month earlier about these expiring miles, so I transferred 1,000 American Express Membership Rewards Points to my Etihad account because I *assumed* that receiving more miles would keep my current stash of Etihad Miles from expiring. Wrong!
