Originally Posted by
MasterGeek
Those are the only cases where a Alaska or its members may stand to loose money. Alaska and its members don't lose money from the resale or consensual transfer of miles, because those miles were legitimately acquired.
https://www.alaskaair.com/content/mi...and-conditions
Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan miles, award tickets, upgrade certificates, and companion certificates may not be sold, purchased or bartered except as permitted on Points.com.
Attempts to purchase, sell or barter these products or benefits shall be considered an act of fraud against Alaska Airlines.
In what universe is a transaction that violates a contract (and is specifically prohibited in that contract) "legitimately acquired"?