Now THAT is an excellent example of an incredibly helpful and selfless blog post!!! ^^^

I think ALL my posts are great posts ;)

Glad you approve, koko :) Today's offer from a bank is even more useful, but I'll quit while I'm ahead and not link for shameless self promotion.

Edited: I forgot about the signature!

Lol, do you gate lice at the bank branch door 30 minutes before it opens!? :D;)

I do have to say, your bringing brick and mortar offers to this game is pretty innovative!! ^

Here is a post that addresses a real issue in the points and miles game, and adds some new information. I have seen other articles on this problem and I do not think MommyPoints says all there is to say, but the comments offer some good info too.

http://boardingarea.com/blogs/mommyp...getting-cards/

And no affiliate links or suggestions about online shopping!

Thanks for sharing - some details and examples are best left for the comments section for many, many reasons. ;) In fact, that is why I still don't offer email subscriptions.

Excellent post by The Points Guy today (Memorial Day) providing information on donating miles to organizations that assist veterans and their families.
http://thepointsguy.com/2013/05/memorial-day-giving/

I have a section in my blog titled "Miles/Points" that I feature helpful blog posts from (mostly) a veteran perspective. Moderator, close this thread and point to my blog...just kidding! Not many make the cut believe me!

+1. Sometimes I think I should just clean out my google reader and subscribe to TBB.

Helpful post, especially if you have some Skypesos around you'd like to use up!

http://fishing4deals.com/2013/06/16/...t/#comment-535

Thanks for the endorsement TWA44. Does any one know what MommyPoints means when she says "that is why I don't offer email subscriptions? Thanks.

I think she means that you can't sign up to get a daily email of her new post(s).

I think she means "I lose 1c in ad revenue when you read a post via email rather than read it on my site" :D

I was also told that The Points Guy has just truncated his daily emails so that you only get the first paragraph now, and need to go to the site to read the full version (apologies if this is wrong Brian).

This is a key commercial decision you need to make as a blogger. For better or worse, I give email subscribers the full post. This does mean, though, that I need to do monthly posts highlighting my affiliate links - even though they are clearly shown on the site - because email subscribers forget about them.