Never-Ending Points Now Available!
 

Hello TrueBlue Members! Great news from JetBlue and American Express today...
Effective immediately, all TrueBlue members can continunously extend the life of their TrueBlue points by simply using the JetBlue Card from American Express!
Every time you purchase as little as $200 on the JetBlue Card, or every time you purchase JetBlue travel on the JetBlue Card, your points are renewed for another 12 months.
We wanted to tell FlyerTalk visitors especially because we listen to the posts here, and never-ending points is something you want. With this new enhancement, not only can you earn more points by using the JetBlue Card from American Express, but you get double points by purchasing JetBlue travel, as well as for
•Restaurants
•Movie theaters
•Golf courses
•Sporting events
•Performing arts events
•Gym memberships

If you don't already have the JetBlue Card from American Express, apply today by https://www201.americanexpress.com/c...2AQ2XIcI5MrrBw.

Thank you, FlyerTalk, for telling us what is important to you. Enjoy your never-ending points!

Sincerely,
JennyD
JetBlue PR department

Wow! Thanks Jenny that is great news, now how about double points for gasoline purchases?


LOL


Brigri

One more year is great, never-ending points (no expiration) would be best though.

I too would like to see double points for gas purchases, and even tried to upgrade to a business amex, but apparently you must open a new account to make that happen.

--Russ

So....If I get this card. As long as I buy one jetblue ticket on it per year none of my points will expire ever?

And jetBlue does it again!!! Thanks JennyD and jetBlue TrueBlue!!

This is great and welcome news...the enhancements are always welcome! It's reasons like these that keep my loyal to jetBlue Airways.....

Hi Dan6681,
As long as you buy JetBlue travel using your Card BEFORE your points are set to expire, they will extend for another year. The same holds true if you spend enough on the card to earn at least one TrueBlue point BEFORE your points are set to expire.... $200 spend = 1 TrueBlue point. OR you can spend $100 total in any combination of the double points categories, because that gets you 200 Award Dollars, which gets you one TrueBlue point.

Hi Brigri,
No promises, but like I said before, we listen to you and we love the great ideas we see on FlyerTalk, so I will pass along your request!
Thanks!
JennyD

is it one purchase of 200 or can it be a bunch of 20-50 dollar purchases???

Hi Adambisi,
It can be a bunch of $20-50 purchases - as long as you reach $200 total before your points expire.
So... let's see... that would be a couple of dinners and a movie over 3 months, right? Because with dinners and movies, you get double Award Dollars for every purchase!
-JennyD

If you get the card make sure you put me as a referal and I get $25 for every accepted credit application :D :p ^ ;)

This is such great news! I was worried that I wouldn't see another trueBlue flight for a very long time after using up the points from my AmEx bonus (I tend to do just enough flying/spending to get 100 points every 1.25 or 1.5 years, and now, those will end up becoming flights). I was half considering canceling the card after this year because I wouldn't likely be able to make the necessary number of points, but I'll definately keep with it. Thanks again jetBlue!

AWESOME! never really have a issue of points expiring... but still great news! Thanks jetBlue and JennyD for listening to us on FlyerTalk!!! ^

Wow, I'm impressed. A major improvement in TrueBlue and a representative of the program here on FT. Welcome, JennyD!!

This change makes TrueBlue a viable option for many of us who only fly JetBlue's city pairs infrequently. I'm an inveterate churner of credit cards for bonus miles, but with this policy my JetBlue Amex card is a keeper.

I'm curious: is Amex contributing financially to this new policy? Or is JetBlue bearing the entire cost (by keeping the points alive for redemption) while Amex gets the entire benefit (more card usage and more annual fees from renewals)?

Unfortunately, the TrueBlue program still s***s for those who don't have and/or don't want an Amex card.

Well there are other frequent flyer programs out there that may fit their needs... TrueBlue was, I think, designed to reward those that fly jetBlue alot and not those that fly once every three year with a particular airline for a family vacation. So if your not happy with trueBlue, theres still other programs out there. TrueBlue is not for everyone, but for me and many others its a AWESOME program, with or without expiration of points... Either way it was alot better than back in the days when there was no trueBlue and people still fly them frequently because they loved the service.