Various MM mile earning opportunities
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: GRR, USA
Posts: 3,298
Various MM mile earning opportunities
Saw this on my twitter feed for what it's worth. Designed primarily for Euro nationals:
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
#2
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 89
Saw this on my twitter feed for what it's worth. Designed primarily for Euro nationals:
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
I like the Tmobile options and have already booked both of them. The mileage ratio is great and the options are even useful for me. Maybe that I will keep both of them even after the 3 months.
If this site keeps updated they will go straight to my favourites.
#3
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: YXY
Posts: 3,506
Nice. You might want to add additional airlines.
For example, a long distance departure from Germany (and maybe VIE?) on Condor gives you 3.000 Miles (no status miles) in most booking classes.
Another suggestion: Westbahn und Westbus in Austria bring 2 miles per Euro spent.
For example, a long distance departure from Germany (and maybe VIE?) on Condor gives you 3.000 Miles (no status miles) in most booking classes.
Another suggestion: Westbahn und Westbus in Austria bring 2 miles per Euro spent.
#4
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: FRA
Posts: 582
Honestly: Great site!! Thanks to them I received 15k miles just for opening the DKB broker and changing some Lufthansa shares to them
Currently, the FTD and Merian subscriptions on vielfliegerbuch.de look nice, with 9Euro /1000 miles and 8,86 Euro/1000 miles.
I dont know if its an error or just a nice offer, but I receive their newsletter for free and they contain rather useful information compared to an other newsletter which I foolishly ordered for money....
Like their comparison to airberlin topbonus. Seems airberlin is copying several benefits from LH and drying out their customer base if it goes on like this...
By any chance: Can one get the airberlin topbonus platinum just by credit card spending? Will find out in their forum and let you guy know
Currently, the FTD and Merian subscriptions on vielfliegerbuch.de look nice, with 9Euro /1000 miles and 8,86 Euro/1000 miles.
I dont know if its an error or just a nice offer, but I receive their newsletter for free and they contain rather useful information compared to an other newsletter which I foolishly ordered for money....
Like their comparison to airberlin topbonus. Seems airberlin is copying several benefits from LH and drying out their customer base if it goes on like this...
By any chance: Can one get the airberlin topbonus platinum just by credit card spending? Will find out in their forum and let you guy know
#5
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 7
Saw this on my twitter feed for what it's worth. Designed primarily for Euro nationals:
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
http://www.vielfliegerbuch.de/epages...nsammler-Tipps
#6
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: CDG
Programs: SK Gold, AF Gold, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 3,729
Hmm, I'm curious about this:
Is this really true? Because I'm well over 10 qualifying segments and haven't received a single offer.
Frequent Traveller Status Aktion: nach 30 Flügen erhalten Sie die Frequent Traveller Karte. Und auf dem Weg dahin nach 5, 10, 15, 20 und 25 Flügen jeweils ein "Geschenk" von Lufthansa, wie z.B. einen Preisnachlass über 50 € für eine Flugbuchung!
#7
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: MUC (home), DUS (office), XXX (customer)
Programs: LH, AB, SPG, CC, Sixt, EC
Posts: 6,334
Also, they could wait until the end of the year and see with how many flights you end. I doubt you get a gift basically every fifth flight...
#8
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: CDG
Programs: SK Gold, AF Gold, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 3,729
I don't have status with M&M yet, but I've noticed one important thing - this so-called "bonus promotion" is only available/visible in the German version of the M&M website, so maybe it's for the home turf only.
#9
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Montreux CH
Programs: FB Platinum, M&M FTL, BA Blue
Posts: 11,624
What about the voucher ex-Germany? Looks like you have to buy something from Heinemann in order to get it (I find Heinemann pretty dire). In fact, vouchers have been in short supply lately.
For the Tmobile options, do you have to have an existing contract (subscription) with T Mobile? I only have a prepaid with Vodafone (0162 prefix), and I suspect taking a contract with T Mobile will involve an outlay of money that outweighs any mileage benefits.
For the Tmobile options, do you have to have an existing contract (subscription) with T Mobile? I only have a prepaid with Vodafone (0162 prefix), and I suspect taking a contract with T Mobile will involve an outlay of money that outweighs any mileage benefits.
#10
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 16
What about the voucher ex-Germany? Looks like you have to buy something from Heinemann in order to get it (I find Heinemann pretty dire). In fact, vouchers have been in short supply lately.
For the Tmobile options, do you have to have an existing contract (subscription) with T Mobile? I only have a prepaid with Vodafone (0162 prefix), and I suspect taking a contract with T Mobile will involve an outlay of money that outweighs any mileage benefits.
For the Tmobile options, do you have to have an existing contract (subscription) with T Mobile? I only have a prepaid with Vodafone (0162 prefix), and I suspect taking a contract with T Mobile will involve an outlay of money that outweighs any mileage benefits.
about tmobile: yes, you have to have a contract, or make a new one, in order to receive the miles. if you have/need the contract anyway, its a real great deal. however, you should normally not make the contract only to receive the miles. this worked out some years ago but not today anymore.
I like vielfliegerbuch as well, as its the best overview about the promotions I think at the moment.