#1
I have 12000 hertz points and recently found out that i can't use them internationally to book rentals, which renders them useless in my book. I'm a member of Marriott Rewards and also United Plus, what are my best options as far as transferring or selling these points?
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2
briantoronto , Feb 27, 2010 8:37 am
Hertz #1 Awards Points may also be exchanged for frequent traveler miles or credits. A minimum balance of 600 Points will be required to exchange #1 Awards Points for miles/points or credits. All Point redemptions must be in increments of 600 Points. The exchange rate of #1 Awards Points to airline miles will be 600 Points: 500 airline miles; or 600 points for one creditor one point. Once Points are exchanged, all airline frequent traveler program rules, procedures and policies regarding mileage/credit validity, redemption and expiration will apply. The member is responsible for any applicable taxes on frequent traveler miles/points. Certain participating accounts may not be permitted to exchange #1 Awards Points for frequent traveler miles or credits.The following frequent traveler programs are participating in this Program: Aeroplan (Air Canada), Alaska Airlines, American Airlines®, Amtrak®, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines®, Frontier AirlinesTM, Hawaiian Airlines®, Marriot Rewards®, Midwest Airlines, Priority Club® Rewards, Southwest Airlines®, United Airlines®, and US Airways®. Travel partner participation in this Program may change without notice.
#4
can i use hertz points to upgrade an international rental? are they of any use at all on international rentals?
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Pure genuis! Thank you I did not know this you just saved me 3,000 pts!Originally Posted by Hertz4me
you sure can't, i would hang on to them, if their expiring soon, book an award rental then cancel it, it will extend it by 2 years
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#8
this thread looks a little rusty, so thought id add some grease here. aside from buying points straight from hertz for a whopping 20 cents, can someone suggest a cheaper route or site that sells points at a discounted rate?
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Daily getaways had 5400 points for ~$280 IIRC. That's not until April/May, though.Originally Posted by Joonydell
this thread looks a little rusty, so thought id add some grease here. aside from buying points straight from hertz for a whopping 20 cents, can someone suggest a cheaper route or site that sells points at a discounted rate?