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.
Buenos días everyone! As you may know, a couple of weeks ago Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) announced a new promotion to celebrate their transition from Star Alliance to SkyTeam. For flights between October 8 and December 31, they will give you bonus miles for flying SAS and its new partner airlines, as follows:
As soon as this promotion was announced, I started talking with friends and quickly decided I had to do it. There are a couple of important caveats: not all SkyTeam members are eligible (ITA, MEA, and the near-defunct Czech Airlines are not SAS partners), flights have to either earn SAS miles or be booked with SAS miles, and although the promo technically goes until the end of December, they won’t accept retroactive mileage claims filed after December 20th if the flight doesn’t post automatically, and you have to wait 8 days after your flight to submit a claim – so really you want to have all your flights finished by December 12 at the latest.
I needed a couple of tries to get the dates and routing sorted out as I figured out all these pieces, but here’s what I ended up with:
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!
