Promo: 20% extra when you buy or gift miles
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Ether
Programs: Some, not all.
Posts: 1,595
20% extra when you buy or gift miles
Dear 21H21J,
You’ve not purchased any Diamond Club destinations miles this year, so why not take advantage of this great offer. Buy miles today and we’ll reward you with 20% extra free.
You can buy miles in multiples of 1,000, starting from as little as £12. Why not buy some miles today and make those holiday dreams a reality. Whether a beach holiday, a city break or relaxing in the mountains, you can spend your miles on flights with bmi or any of the other 25 Star Alliance airlines, to over 1,000 destinations.
This special offer is only available for a limited time. Buy your miles before 13 June 2010 and receive 20% extra free.
You’ve not purchased any Diamond Club destinations miles this year, so why not take advantage of this great offer. Buy miles today and we’ll reward you with 20% extra free.
You can buy miles in multiples of 1,000, starting from as little as £12. Why not buy some miles today and make those holiday dreams a reality. Whether a beach holiday, a city break or relaxing in the mountains, you can spend your miles on flights with bmi or any of the other 25 Star Alliance airlines, to over 1,000 destinations.
This special offer is only available for a limited time. Buy your miles before 13 June 2010 and receive 20% extra free.
#2
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Manchester, England
Programs: Bonvoy LT Plat, HH Diamond, IHG Plat, BMI Gold (RIP)
Posts: 8,032
Well 20% better than the normal deal
Depends on whether you need the miles or not really.
A cheaper way to earn 20,000 bmi miles would be the AMEX Gold card that has been mentioned on here. You get 20,000 MR points for spending £500 in 3 months and this can be converted to 20,000 bmi miles. The card costs £95, but you can get a large amount (£60) of this back from Quidco. So that would cost you £35 for 20k.
More info in this thread: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/bmi-d...-relaunch.html
Depends on whether you need the miles or not really.
A cheaper way to earn 20,000 bmi miles would be the AMEX Gold card that has been mentioned on here. You get 20,000 MR points for spending £500 in 3 months and this can be converted to 20,000 bmi miles. The card costs £95, but you can get a large amount (£60) of this back from Quidco. So that would cost you £35 for 20k.
More info in this thread: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/bmi-d...-relaunch.html
Last edited by RAPC; May 13, 2010 at 3:46 am Reason: Added in link to the relevant thread
#3
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: AMS
Programs: BA Gold / IHG Platinum AMB
Posts: 146
Just before my Diamond Club account closure (I am from The Netherlands) I saw this offer, so bought the maximum amount of miles!
As I am forced to move to Miles & More, I saw this is as a really good offer compared to what Lufthansa asks for buying miles...
Now hoping they will manage to process everything in time before account closure...
As I am forced to move to Miles & More, I saw this is as a really good offer compared to what Lufthansa asks for buying miles...
Now hoping they will manage to process everything in time before account closure...
#5
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: TLV/LHR
Programs: BA GGL, IHG Diamond Elite Amb, HH Diamond, Avis PC, Hertz PC, Sixt Platinum
Posts: 12,957
You don't need a link.
Log into your account and go to the relevant purchase miles page where you will see the following "Special bonus offer - receive 20% more miles"
If you don't that means it's targeted but I very much doubt it.
Log into your account and go to the relevant purchase miles page where you will see the following "Special bonus offer - receive 20% more miles"
If you don't that means it's targeted but I very much doubt it.
#6
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Cheltenham
Programs: KLM Plat for Life , BA Gold, HH Silver, (Other half Diamond), IHG Gold
Posts: 2,400
Hmmm its tricky ; as an example and correct me if im wrong;
If you could buy 37500 miles it would cost you £393 approx this would give you enough miles for a cash plus miles return in C to South Africa;
so £393 plus the cas element = £648....then of course there is the tax approx £500 so £1148 total; but then no miles earned; still its not bad depending on the cost of a purchased ticket at the time
If you could buy 37500 miles it would cost you £393 approx this would give you enough miles for a cash plus miles return in C to South Africa;
so £393 plus the cas element = £648....then of course there is the tax approx £500 so £1148 total; but then no miles earned; still its not bad depending on the cost of a purchased ticket at the time
#9
Join Date: Jan 2006
Programs: Lots, some no/low status some high status, can't be bothered to list them :-)
Posts: 1,958
Hmmm its tricky ; as an example and correct me if im wrong;
If you could buy 37500 miles it would cost you £393 approx this would give you enough miles for a cash plus miles return in C to South Africa;
so £393 plus the cas element = £648....then of course there is the tax approx £500 so £1148 total; but then no miles earned; still its not bad depending on the cost of a purchased ticket at the time
If you could buy 37500 miles it would cost you £393 approx this would give you enough miles for a cash plus miles return in C to South Africa;
so £393 plus the cas element = £648....then of course there is the tax approx £500 so £1148 total; but then no miles earned; still its not bad depending on the cost of a purchased ticket at the time
#12
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Anywhere
Posts: 6,597