TropicalTripper
Aug 7, 06, 7:56 pm
This was posted in the Alaska Airlines Insider email for July 31st:
Complete a Refinance, Mortgage, or Home Equity loan request with LendingTree and earn 1,000 Mileage Plan Bonus Miles. To qualify for Bonus Miles, use reservation code AK8-15, and submit your loan request before August 31, 2006. Plus, you can earn 1,250 miles for every $10,000 financed after closing. For details and to qualify, submit your loan request at lendingtree.com/alaska, or call 800-605-6974.
I don't see any other posts on this particular offer in the Mileage Plan forum, but there are similar deals with other FFPs. Fortunately, one can receive the miles for merely submitting a request.
This is kind of off-the-wall, but has anyone ever tried qualifying for a bonus like this despite not actually owning a home? I live with family members and my name is not on the mortgage. I probably shouldn't even waste my time, but I figured maybe someone else has given this a shot. Obviously, this would involve some fudging with names and what-not, but I doubt that any laws would be broken.
Complete a Refinance, Mortgage, or Home Equity loan request with LendingTree and earn 1,000 Mileage Plan Bonus Miles. To qualify for Bonus Miles, use reservation code AK8-15, and submit your loan request before August 31, 2006. Plus, you can earn 1,250 miles for every $10,000 financed after closing. For details and to qualify, submit your loan request at lendingtree.com/alaska, or call 800-605-6974.
I don't see any other posts on this particular offer in the Mileage Plan forum, but there are similar deals with other FFPs. Fortunately, one can receive the miles for merely submitting a request.
This is kind of off-the-wall, but has anyone ever tried qualifying for a bonus like this despite not actually owning a home? I live with family members and my name is not on the mortgage. I probably shouldn't even waste my time, but I figured maybe someone else has given this a shot. Obviously, this would involve some fudging with names and what-not, but I doubt that any laws would be broken.