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jeffers Mar 3, 2015 2:50 pm
Double points Q1 promo stackable?
 
Is the current Q1 promo with double miles stackable?

For example, I have stays coming up at Conrad St James, and Conrad Dubai.

If stackable, I calculate that in London I will get a rate of 16 Virgin FC miles per dollar, and outside London, 12/dollar. :D

Is this how it works? :eek:

Cymro Mar 3, 2015 5:53 pm
The general rule with promos is that they stack, but they add, and don't multiply.

For instance, if you were normally earning 2 mile/$ but you had a 3 mile/$ promotion, for a total of 5 miles, if you then had the current double miles promotion, you'd get an extra 2 miles, not 5 miles/$ for 7, not 10, in total.

eajusa Mar 3, 2015 7:16 pm
Originally Posted by Cymro (Post 24449521)
The general rule with promos is that they stack, but they add, and don't multiply.

For instance, if you were normally earning 2 mile/$ but you had a 3 mile/$ promotion, for a total of 5 miles, if you then had the current double miles promotion, you'd get an extra 2 miles, not 5 miles/$ for 7, not 10, in total.
That's exactly my experience.

jeffers Mar 4, 2015 12:59 am
Originally Posted by Cymro (Post 24449521)
The general rule with promos is that they stack, but they add, and don't multiply.

For instance, if you were normally earning 2 mile/$ but you had a 3 mile/$ promotion, for a total of 5 miles, if you then had the current double miles promotion, you'd get an extra 2 miles, not 5 miles/$ for 7, not 10, in total.
Ok thanks. Multiply would've been too much to ask I guess.


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