Aug 11, 2018, 3:23 pm
Last edit by: TravelinSperry
World of Hyatt Credit Card benefit details and notes
Anniversary Free Night Award (Category 1-4)
- Issued 10 weeks after cardmember anniversary date
- Expires 1 year after issuance
- Ineligible for use with Club Lounge Access Awards and Complimentary Suite Upgrade Awards
- The spend counter for this benefit tracks total cumulative purchases during the current calendar year (excluding $95 annual fee and any other non-qualifying transactions).
- The spend counter for this benefit resets at the beginning of every calendar year. Chase does not make this spend counter visible to customers, so interested customers must calculate their own. Note that this is a separate spend counter from the "Two Additional Night Credits" spend counter below.
- Issued 1-2 days after statement closing date of the triggering transaction (the transaction causing the spend counter to cross $15k)
- Expires 1 year after issuance
- Ineligible for use with Club Lounge Access Awards and Complimentary Suite Upgrade Awards
- Cardmembers are eligible for only 1 Additional Free Night Award per calendar year (e.g., spending $30k does not result in two Additional Free Night Awards
- The spend counter for this benefit tracks total cumulative purchases since account opening (excluding $95 annual fee and any other non-qualifying transactions)
- This spend counter never resets. Chase does not make this spend counter visible to customers, so interested customers must calculate their own. Note that this is a separate spend counter from the "Additional Free Night Award" spend counter above.
- Issued 1-2 days after statement closing date of the triggering transaction (the transaction causing the spend counter to cross a multiple of $5k)
- For World of Hyatt status qualification purposes, the night credits are associated with the TRANSACTION date of the triggering transaction, not the posting date and not the statement closing date. For example, triggering transactions on 12/31/2022 (transaction date) will result in 2 night credits for the 2022 status year, regardless of posting date or statement closing date. Based on FT reports, transaction date appears to be based on the US Eastern Time Zone.
- World of Hyatt Credit Card: timing for $5k spend 2 qualifying nights
- 4 Bonus Points per $1 spent on purchases at Hyatt hotels
- 2 Bonus Points per $1 spent on restaurants, airline tickets purchased directly from the airline, local transit and commuting, and fitness club and gym memberships
- 1 Bonus Point per $1 spent on all other purchases
- Discoverist status every year
- 5 qualifying night credits every year
- No foreign transaction fees
- Travel & purchase coverage
Other notes and tips
Chase spending tracker
- The Chase spending tracker is useful for calculating your spend counter for the $15k Additional Free Night Award and your spend counter for the Two Additional Night Credits
- Chase mobile app: "View all transactions", then switch to the "Spending Summary" tab
- Chase website: From the main page, on the right hand side, click the "Spending & Budgeting" menu, then choose "Spending Summary"
- Remember to add spend from prior calendar year(s) as needed (see spend counter notes above), and to subtract $95 annual fee and any other non-qualifying transactions from all years
- Full list of non-qualifying transactions: returns, refunds, balance transfers, cash advances, travelers checks, foreign currency, money orders, wire transfers or similar cash-like transactions, lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, race track wagers or similar betting transactions, any checks that access your account, interest, unauthorized or fraudulent charges, and fees of any kind, including an annual fee
Sign-up bonus offer
Chase card overview and application page: Link
Current sign-up offer (as of Feb 1, 2022): Earn up to 60,000 Bonus Points
- 30,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases in your first 3 months from account opening.
- Plus, up to 30,000 More Bonus Points by earning 2 Bonus Points total per $1 spent in the first 6 months from account opening on purchases that normally earn 1 Bonus Point, on up to $15,000 spent.
Previous sign-up offer:
Earn 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.Earn an additional 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $6,000 total on purchases within the first 6 months of account opening.Apply by December 31, 2020 and get 10 qualifying night credits towards your next tier status in 2020 and 2021.
Previous sign-up offer:
Earn 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.Earn an additional 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $6,000 total on purchases (including first $3,000) within the first 6 months of account opening.
Previous sign-up offer:
Earn 40,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.Plus, earn an additional 20,000 Bonus Points after you spend $6,000 total on purchases (including first $3,000) within the first 6 months of account opening.
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Jun 23, 2020, 11:56 am
#1786
FlyerTalk Evangelist
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Location: Upper Sternistan
Posts: 10,047
Jun 24, 2020, 1:04 pm
#1788
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: San Francisco, CA
Programs: SPG Gold, Hyatt Plat, Fairmont Premier
Posts: 173
This just happened to me as well (or I just noticed it). I had points taken out twice over from my May CC statement. I called Hyatt, but they told me to call Chase since it involved the credit card. Chase told me it would take 5 to 7 biz days to fix, so hopefully I won't need to call Hyatt again.
Jun 25, 2020, 4:36 am
#1789
Join Date: Sep 2017
Location: SFO/LAX/SAN/LAS/DFW/JFK/LGA/EWR/MIA
Posts: 1,073
That's an interesting point that you raise.
Personally I often end up between 60 and 100 Hyatt nights where every tranche of 10 nights equals a 10k bonus. Each $5k spent on the Hyatt card gives 2 night credits so prorated that means 2k pts, so bottom line I am comparing 3x UR versus 4.4x Hyatt (not to mention that between April and June it's temporarily 4.6x with Hyatt due to the promo of 3 night credit rather than 2 nights). For folks with over 100 nights butt in bed with Hyatt then yes it should be a flat 4x in their valuation, not 4.4x because there is no bonus above 100 nights.
The other consideration is where to transfer UR. I am assuming that you never transfer to Hyatt if you prefer 3x UR. Then it comes down to each individual's travel pattern and which airline they generally use. Which are the airlines do you normally transfer UR to? I can get good value with transfers to SQ but I do not seem to be flying them enough to go through my entire balance of UR points which is why yes I think I have a preference for Hyatt 4.4x vs UR 3x.
As you said there is no single best answer and I could easily see the logic of something finding more value in UR if being a heavy user of some airlines which provide good value as transfer partners.
Personally I often end up between 60 and 100 Hyatt nights where every tranche of 10 nights equals a 10k bonus. Each $5k spent on the Hyatt card gives 2 night credits so prorated that means 2k pts, so bottom line I am comparing 3x UR versus 4.4x Hyatt (not to mention that between April and June it's temporarily 4.6x with Hyatt due to the promo of 3 night credit rather than 2 nights). For folks with over 100 nights butt in bed with Hyatt then yes it should be a flat 4x in their valuation, not 4.4x because there is no bonus above 100 nights.
The other consideration is where to transfer UR. I am assuming that you never transfer to Hyatt if you prefer 3x UR. Then it comes down to each individual's travel pattern and which airline they generally use. Which are the airlines do you normally transfer UR to? I can get good value with transfers to SQ but I do not seem to be flying them enough to go through my entire balance of UR points which is why yes I think I have a preference for Hyatt 4.4x vs UR 3x.
As you said there is no single best answer and I could easily see the logic of something finding more value in UR if being a heavy user of some airlines which provide good value as transfer partners.
I am possibly not as heavy user of Chase cards as you might imagine. I just applied for Chase IHG and it's my #4 so yes I am below the "5" of the rule, let alone being below the "24" as well.
I got the Hyatt bonus in August 2018 so my time is coming soon, assuming others report positive experiences here. Due to timing I cannot be the guinea pig
Sounds like you do not believe the Hyatt card is one of the top 5 cards offered by Chase given your comments above. Which ones do you value more besides Sapphire Reserve?
I got the Hyatt bonus in August 2018 so my time is coming soon, assuming others report positive experiences here. Due to timing I cannot be the guinea pig
Sounds like you do not believe the Hyatt card is one of the top 5 cards offered by Chase given your comments above. Which ones do you value more besides Sapphire Reserve?
i actually like your comment because you sound level headed and seem to make decisions based on your priorities vs n00b herd sheep mentality. im totally relived you didnt say something ridiculous like UR is the best program in the game and redeeming for 1.5 cpp via chase travel portal or transfer to UA/Hyatt is the best you can do.
furthermore, given your handle and your location being "homeless", i would imagine youre a type of "global citizen" and execute based on needs driven by your goals. this is why i was surprised you value 4x hyatt over 3x UR. everyone plays the game differently, so nothing wrong with that, but 3x UR would be very valuable when used via airline transfer partners. all point valuations are based on lifestyle. so as you said, i never transfer bank currency to a hotel partner. every single point within UR MR TYP is transferred to an airline for max flex and value via international long haul.
given your status with OW and SA, you have access to many different lucrative award charts that may fit your travel itinerary. things can get complex so its very important to study all city/airport/region pair combos for max value. for UR transfers, SQ and UA are a given, but you get access to AA via key OW players. and for short distances, the avios trio BA/IB/EI is super useful especially all over europe. also, i would look at VS for ANA and DL. too many opportunities to list here. but maybe you only want to fly certain metal? that would definitely limit the usefulness of transfer partners.
but the hyatt card and points are definitely valuable. i just dont transfer my UR to a hotel. and if I was below 5/24, i would probably get the most important 3-4 personal cards from any bank (hyatt CC could be included), then max out on all business cards first unless i have to break out of 5/24. since youre already at 4, getting a hyatt would put you at 5. but given your app history, thats probably not a big deal. for me, i would have focused on biz cards first from all banks. for chase, it would be focused on UR and airlines cards on the business side first like CIP/CIC, WN and UA. then CSR/CF, WN/UA/BA/IB on personal. then probably marriott and hyatt last. even IHG. everything just depends on your preferences.
and when you app for hyatt, you probably want to wait until sept to make sure youre past the 24 mo bonus period.
Last edited by GundamWing01; Jun 25, 2020 at 10:54 am
Jun 25, 2020, 3:33 pm
#1790
Join Date: Feb 2000
Posts: 6,546
a secure message from Chase:
Dear Cardmember,
We hope this finds you and your loved ones safe and in good health. You may have seen a duplication of World of Hyatt points credits and/or debits that were posted in error to your World of Hyatt membership account. This error occurred on June 19, 2020 but the duplicate entries may appear in connection with activity on your World of Hyatt account in May 2020. For a small number of cardmembers, there may also have been duplicate entries posted on June 19, 2020 for activity in the following four months: April 2020, February 2020, October 2019, and November 2017. Your account now reflects the correct amounts, and we apologize for this inconvenience. You can log in to your World of Hyatt loyalty account on June 26, 2020 to view the correction in the appropriate month. You may notice a transaction to reverse this error in the same month(s) in which the error occurred. You can continue to use your card as normal and earn your World of Hyatt Bonus Points. If you have questions about:
Dear Cardmember,
We hope this finds you and your loved ones safe and in good health. You may have seen a duplication of World of Hyatt points credits and/or debits that were posted in error to your World of Hyatt membership account. This error occurred on June 19, 2020 but the duplicate entries may appear in connection with activity on your World of Hyatt account in May 2020. For a small number of cardmembers, there may also have been duplicate entries posted on June 19, 2020 for activity in the following four months: April 2020, February 2020, October 2019, and November 2017. Your account now reflects the correct amounts, and we apologize for this inconvenience. You can log in to your World of Hyatt loyalty account on June 26, 2020 to view the correction in the appropriate month. You may notice a transaction to reverse this error in the same month(s) in which the error occurred. You can continue to use your card as normal and earn your World of Hyatt Bonus Points. If you have questions about:
- The points you've earned or how to redeem them, please sign in to your World of Hyatt account at https://world.hyatt.com/content/gp/en/sign-in.html
- Your credit card, sign into chase.com and send us a secure message, or call the number on the back of your card anytime
Jun 25, 2020, 5:44 pm
#1791
Join Date: Oct 2012
Programs: AS MVP, BA
Posts: 300
a secure message from Chase:
Dear Cardmember,
We hope this finds you and your loved ones safe and in good health. You may have seen a duplication of World of Hyatt points credits and/or debits that were posted in error to your World of Hyatt membership account. This error occurred on June 19, 2020 but the duplicate entries may appear in connection with activity on your World of Hyatt account in May 2020. For a small number of cardmembers, there may also have been duplicate entries posted on June 19, 2020 for activity in the following four months: April 2020, February 2020, October 2019, and November 2017. Your account now reflects the correct amounts, and we apologize for this inconvenience. You can log in to your World of Hyatt loyalty account on June 26, 2020 to view the correction in the appropriate month. You may notice a transaction to reverse this error in the same month(s) in which the error occurred. You can continue to use your card as normal and earn your World of Hyatt Bonus Points. If you have questions about:
Dear Cardmember,
We hope this finds you and your loved ones safe and in good health. You may have seen a duplication of World of Hyatt points credits and/or debits that were posted in error to your World of Hyatt membership account. This error occurred on June 19, 2020 but the duplicate entries may appear in connection with activity on your World of Hyatt account in May 2020. For a small number of cardmembers, there may also have been duplicate entries posted on June 19, 2020 for activity in the following four months: April 2020, February 2020, October 2019, and November 2017. Your account now reflects the correct amounts, and we apologize for this inconvenience. You can log in to your World of Hyatt loyalty account on June 26, 2020 to view the correction in the appropriate month. You may notice a transaction to reverse this error in the same month(s) in which the error occurred. You can continue to use your card as normal and earn your World of Hyatt Bonus Points. If you have questions about:
- The points you've earned or how to redeem them, please sign in to your World of Hyatt account at https://world.hyatt.com/content/gp/en/sign-in.html
- Your credit card, sign into chase.com and send us a secure message, or call the number on the back of your card anytime
Jun 26, 2020, 1:29 am
#1792
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Homeless
Programs: Hyatt Glob; Hilton Dia; Marriott AMB; Accor Dia; IHG Dia Amb; GHA Tit
Posts: 4,844
furthermore, given your handle and your location being "homeless", i would imagine youre a type of "global citizen" and execute based on needs driven by your goals. this is why i was surprised you value 4x hyatt over 3x UR. everyone plays the game differently, so nothing wrong with that, but 3x UR would be very valuable when used via airline transfer partners. all point valuations are based on lifestyle. so as you said, i never transfer bank currency to a hotel partner. every single point within UR MR TYP is transferred to an airline for max flex and value via international long haul.
given your status with OW and SA, you have access to many different lucrative award charts that may fit your travel itinerary. things can get complex so its very important to study all city/airport/region pair combos for max value. for UR transfers, SQ and UA are a given, but you get access to AA via key OW players. and for short distances, the avios trio BA/IB/EI is super useful especially all over europe. also, i would look at VS for ANA and DL. too many opportunities to list here. but maybe you only want to fly certain metal? that would definitely limit the usefulness of transfer partners.
but the hyatt card and points are definitely valuable. i just dont transfer my UR to a hotel. and if I was below 5/24, i would probably get the most important 3-4 personal cards from any bank (hyatt CC could be included), then max out on all business cards first unless i have to break out of 5/24. since youre already at 4, getting a hyatt would put you at 5. but given your app history, thats probably not a big deal. for me, i would have focused on biz cards first from all banks. for chase, it would be focused on UR and airlines cards on the business side first like CIP/CIC, WN and UA. then CSR/CF, WN/UA/BA/IB on personal. then probably marriott and hyatt last. even IHG. everything just depends on your preferences.
and when you app for hyatt, you probably want to wait until sept to make sure youre past the 24 mo bonus period.
Yes I am homeless and stay in hotels year-round which means my usage of hotel points relative to airline miles might be a bit heavier than people who have a house to return to, but who fly a lot nonetheless. Not to say that I do not fly a lot, as in fact I do (except 2020!) but 300+ nights per year in hotels is still a material amount of spend in hotels, whether it's cash or points (320 nights at $200 per night = $64k, versus 12 long-haul return J at $4k each ie fly every 2 weeks = $48k). The mix short-haul vs long-haul can vary, also I travel mostly in J and rarely in F so it caps how many miles I can burn in a year. Also if I want to renew elite status with multiple airlines then I find myself desiring to spend cash rather than miles on occasion, maybe in fact perhaps more often than I should, if I wanted to be more efficient. I sometimes wonder if I should just drop airline status for some of them especially when I have more than one in the same alliance. Conversely, I can stay in Hyatt hotels with points and continue to retain Globalist status even with zero spend, unlike airlines (and Marriott) where I must spend money to keep status. Additionally, I find that on average it's easier to find ways to burn hotel points than it is to use airline miles because availability is more spotty. Sometimes I would like to use miles, but my desired flights and dates are simply not available so I am forced to cash.
One more thing that comes to mind about why I do not always find enough opportunities to transfer UR to miles: with airline status many have some kind of upgrade system with credits: QR, AC, AA, LH, TK, etc. In some years I find myself struggling to use all those credits to upgrade to J and I face the criminal offense of seeing those credits expire worthless. Using those credits on Y tickets is higher in the pecking order of priorities than using miles straight up for J flights, further decreasing my potential desire to transfer UR to airlines for J tickets.
Last but not least, you alluded to which metal I want to fly... historically I have had more bad experiences with airlines than with hotels so there are some airlines that I banned which limits my options. If I ban an individual hotel no big deal, I don't need to ban the entire chain but for airlines it's more problematic. For example I am still sitting on 7-digit Avios balance and I banned BA for various reasons... there is a trickle down when I can find awards with OW partners but my balance has been high for a few years. I can appreciate many folks would find value to transfer Chase UR points to BA but it's a choice that I scratched off, perhaps to my detriment.
All of those are reasons why bottom line Hyatt's 4.x pts is decently attractive for me relative to Chase UR 3x and I do not systematically rule out transferring Chase UR to Hyatt points even though it's not always best value relative to airlines. One thing I am curious though, when you stay in a Hyatt hotel do you charge to your Chase Hyatt card, or to Chase Sapphire reserve card (or other card)? Since you value UR 3x more than Hyatt 4.x I am assuming it's the former but then in that case for what expense type do you mostly use the Hyatt card?
Jun 26, 2020, 2:09 am
#1793
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Mar 2010
Programs: DL, OZ, AC, AS, AA, BA, Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott, IHG
Posts: 19,905
Thank you for the thoughtful response. If there is one thing I learned from FT a long time ago, is that no matter how much knowledge we have about travel, there is always someone else on FT who knows more than us and can teach us something useful from their experience about certain topics, which can then be applied to refine our own individual situation. I can always improve how to optimize my usage of miles and points
Yes I am homeless and stay in hotels year-round which means my usage of hotel points relative to airline miles might be a bit heavier than people who have a house to return to, but who fly a lot nonetheless. Not to say that I do not fly a lot, as in fact I do (except 2020!) but 300+ nights per year in hotels is still a material amount of spend in hotels, whether it's cash or points (320 nights at $200 per night = $64k, versus 12 long-haul return J at $4k each ie fly every 2 weeks = $48k). The mix short-haul vs long-haul can vary, also I travel mostly in J and rarely in F so it caps how many miles I can burn in a year. Also if I want to renew elite status with multiple airlines then I find myself desiring to spend cash rather than miles on occasion, maybe in fact perhaps more often than I should, if I wanted to be more efficient. I sometimes wonder if I should just drop airline status for some of them especially when I have more than one in the same alliance. Conversely, I can stay in Hyatt hotels with points and continue to retain Globalist status even with zero spend, unlike airlines (and Marriott) where I must spend money to keep status. Additionally, I find that on average it's easier to find ways to burn hotel points than it is to use airline miles because availability is more spotty. Sometimes I would like to use miles, but my desired flights and dates are simply not available so I am forced to cash.
One more thing that comes to mind about why I do not always find enough opportunities to transfer UR to miles: with airline status many have some kind of upgrade system with credits: QR, AC, AA, LH, TK, etc. In some years I find myself struggling to use all those credits to upgrade to J and I face the criminal offense of seeing those credits expire worthless. Using those credits on Y tickets is higher in the pecking order of priorities than using miles straight up for J flights, further decreasing my potential desire to transfer UR to airlines for J tickets.
Last but not least, you alluded to which metal I want to fly... historically I have had more bad experiences with airlines than with hotels so there are some airlines that I banned which limits my options. If I ban an individual hotel no big deal, I don't need to ban the entire chain but for airlines it's more problematic. For example I am still sitting on 7-digit Avios balance and I banned BA for various reasons... there is a trickle down when I can find awards with OW partners but my balance has been high for a few years. I can appreciate many folks would find value to transfer Chase UR points to BA but it's a choice that I scratched off, perhaps to my detriment.
All of those are reasons why bottom line Hyatt's 4.x pts is decently attractive for me relative to Chase UR 3x and I do not systematically rule out transferring Chase UR to Hyatt points even though it's not always best value relative to airlines. One thing I am curious though, when you stay in a Hyatt hotel do you charge to your Chase Hyatt card, or to Chase Sapphire reserve card (or other card)? Since you value UR 3x more than Hyatt 4.x I am assuming it's the former but then in that case for what expense type do you mostly use the Hyatt card?
Yes I am homeless and stay in hotels year-round which means my usage of hotel points relative to airline miles might be a bit heavier than people who have a house to return to, but who fly a lot nonetheless. Not to say that I do not fly a lot, as in fact I do (except 2020!) but 300+ nights per year in hotels is still a material amount of spend in hotels, whether it's cash or points (320 nights at $200 per night = $64k, versus 12 long-haul return J at $4k each ie fly every 2 weeks = $48k). The mix short-haul vs long-haul can vary, also I travel mostly in J and rarely in F so it caps how many miles I can burn in a year. Also if I want to renew elite status with multiple airlines then I find myself desiring to spend cash rather than miles on occasion, maybe in fact perhaps more often than I should, if I wanted to be more efficient. I sometimes wonder if I should just drop airline status for some of them especially when I have more than one in the same alliance. Conversely, I can stay in Hyatt hotels with points and continue to retain Globalist status even with zero spend, unlike airlines (and Marriott) where I must spend money to keep status. Additionally, I find that on average it's easier to find ways to burn hotel points than it is to use airline miles because availability is more spotty. Sometimes I would like to use miles, but my desired flights and dates are simply not available so I am forced to cash.
One more thing that comes to mind about why I do not always find enough opportunities to transfer UR to miles: with airline status many have some kind of upgrade system with credits: QR, AC, AA, LH, TK, etc. In some years I find myself struggling to use all those credits to upgrade to J and I face the criminal offense of seeing those credits expire worthless. Using those credits on Y tickets is higher in the pecking order of priorities than using miles straight up for J flights, further decreasing my potential desire to transfer UR to airlines for J tickets.
Last but not least, you alluded to which metal I want to fly... historically I have had more bad experiences with airlines than with hotels so there are some airlines that I banned which limits my options. If I ban an individual hotel no big deal, I don't need to ban the entire chain but for airlines it's more problematic. For example I am still sitting on 7-digit Avios balance and I banned BA for various reasons... there is a trickle down when I can find awards with OW partners but my balance has been high for a few years. I can appreciate many folks would find value to transfer Chase UR points to BA but it's a choice that I scratched off, perhaps to my detriment.
All of those are reasons why bottom line Hyatt's 4.x pts is decently attractive for me relative to Chase UR 3x and I do not systematically rule out transferring Chase UR to Hyatt points even though it's not always best value relative to airlines. One thing I am curious though, when you stay in a Hyatt hotel do you charge to your Chase Hyatt card, or to Chase Sapphire reserve card (or other card)? Since you value UR 3x more than Hyatt 4.x I am assuming it's the former but then in that case for what expense type do you mostly use the Hyatt card?
Jun 26, 2020, 6:27 am
#1794
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Chicagoland, IL, USA
Programs: WN CP, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 14,193
Blanket statements about how one point ecosystem/type of redemption/credit card/etc. is better than another for every person in every situation and every stage of life are ... not correct.
They aren’t even correct for me consistently. On a (self-employed) business trip, for example, I can deduct cash payments, but not point/mile redemptions. That alone can tip the choice.
And I agree with the point about blacklisting an airline. UA screwed my wife over so many times 18-20 years ago, she’d swim to Asia before getting on one of their planes.
Last edited by toomanybooks; Jun 27, 2020 at 2:02 am
Jun 26, 2020, 7:16 am
#1795
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Homeless
Programs: Hyatt Glob; Hilton Dia; Marriott AMB; Accor Dia; IHG Dia Amb; GHA Tit
Posts: 4,844
Blanket statements about how one point ecosystem/type of redemption/credit card/etc. is better than another for every person in every situation and every stage of life are ... not correct. They aren’t even correct for me consistently.
And I agree with the point about blacklisting an airline. UA screwed my wife over so many times 18-20 years ago, she’d swim to Asia before getting on one of their plains.
And I agree with the point about blacklisting an airline. UA screwed my wife over so many times 18-20 years ago, she’d swim to Asia before getting on one of their plains.
Regarding airlines I found my stress level is lowest and my happiness level is highest if I simply avoid some airlines plan and simple, deals and discounts be damned. Because once I have been screwed enough times by the same airline, I am on a short fuse and bound to get angry once again with the slightest mishap. However for me to reach that boiling point for an entire hotel chain would take a series of earthquakes which are hard to imagine.
Jul 26, 2020, 11:12 pm
#1796
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: US/TYO/LON
Programs: Marriott Titanium; Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 411
Approximately how long after the first 5 nights did the additional 5 nights post? My 5 nights posted Jul 18, and as of today, Jul 27, still haven't received the additional 5 nights. Also applied through the link that gives the 10 EQN instead of 5 as it was extended to end of August.
Jul 28, 2020, 2:12 pm
#1797
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 849
Approximately how long after the first 5 nights did the additional 5 nights post? My 5 nights posted Jul 18, and as of today, Jul 27, still haven't received the additional 5 nights. Also applied through the link that gives the 10 EQN instead of 5 as it was extended to end of August.
Jul 30, 2020, 8:51 pm
#1798
Join Date: Feb 2019
Programs: DL AA Hilton Hyatt
Posts: 49
I am not sure if this has been posted yet but there seems to be an alternative offer.
200 statement credit + 1 night at cat 1-7
https://creditcards.chase.com/lp/wor...thq4?CELL=6LML
I am sure most people would still prefer 50000 points
200 statement credit + 1 night at cat 1-7
https://creditcards.chase.com/lp/wor...thq4?CELL=6LML
I am sure most people would still prefer 50000 points
Aug 10, 2020, 6:06 am
#1799
Join Date: Oct 2018
Programs: Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 123
What happens if I hit $15k in spending and get a free night, but then some purchases are returned? My anniversary date is Oct 1 and I am almost at 15k, but I have flights and hotel booked and already paid for to go to Colombia in November that I'm assuming will be canceled and refunded. I know they will deduct points earned, but can they take away my free night too? I will make sure to spend extra if that's the case.
Aug 10, 2020, 8:41 am
#1800
Join Date: Jul 2020
Posts: 111
I am not sure if this has been posted yet but there seems to be an alternative offer.
200 statement credit + 1 night at cat 1-7
https://creditcards.chase.com/lp/wor...thq4?CELL=6LML
I am sure most people would still prefer 50000 points
200 statement credit + 1 night at cat 1-7
https://creditcards.chase.com/lp/wor...thq4?CELL=6LML
I am sure most people would still prefer 50000 points