Marriott Gift Card promos [Merged threads]
Forgive me if this has been posted elsewhere but I just checked the Marriott Gift card site and the 10% bonus or 10 points/ dollar bonus are back through 1/8/2012 :) Note that you cannot combine the offers (I tried and it wouldn't allow it).
10% Bonus - type MMF into the promo code box and an extra 10% will be added to your card value 10 points/ dollar - put your MR # in the appropriate promo code box and 10 pts/ dollar will be added to your MR account up 25,000 points. |
Thanks for posting it! Does the purchase of the gift card get additional 5 points per dollar spent when paying with the Marriott CC?
Thanks. |
Originally Posted by Hosserunda
(Post 17457290)
Thanks for posting it! Does the purchase of the gift card get additional 5 points per dollar spent when paying with the Marriott CC?
Thanks. |
Anyone had luck using this in conjunction with bigcrumbs recently? I remember last year it took FOREVER for the 4% extra to post, but it finally did.
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Which offer is better? 10% extra value or 10 pts per $?
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Originally Posted by GGW
(Post 17457768)
Which offer is better? 10% extra value or 10 pts per $?
10,000 is probably the bare minimum for a room at a crappy FI, CY or SHS while $100 cash might cover it even with taxes. At least 15,000 - 20,000 for something better like a RI or FS which you should be able to do for under $150 or $200. Leaning towards the cash although it could be a better deal if you have a specific redemption property in mind and do the comparison.... |
I prefer this 1; https://www.marriottvacationcardoffer.com/delta
I save 10%, use my Marriott CC for 5 pts per $ and get 1000 SkyPesos with this GC you spend $900 and get a $1000 GC, the other above you spend $1000 and get $1100 |
There is also a MyPoints promo for 500 Mypoints points per $75 card which is 250 United Miles, Plus the purchase miles.
JudyJFLA |
Originally Posted by craz
(Post 17457988)
I prefer this 1; https://www.marriottvacationcardoffer.com/delta
I save 10%, use my Marriott CC for 5 pts per $ and get 1000 SkyPesos with this GC you spend $900 and get a $1000 GC, the other above you spend $1000 and get $1100 Can we use GC for ADP/ADV rates? Thanks. |
Originally Posted by nacho
(Post 17459104)
But the DL offer is for vacation card, not GC. Anyone knows what is the difference Vacation card and GC?
Can we use GC for ADP/ADV rates? Thanks. also I dont believe any of these can be used for ADP/ADV even when they were considered a VISA CC |
To be honest the gift card is a nice idea for you to cover
1. Catering in Limited Service Hotel 2. Catering across the board if you are not staying. I think I am getting one. Even if that means the lousy gift card situation (of no points for hotel stay due to handling issue or stuff like that) I can still find a good use for it. |
Originally Posted by ChrisLi
(Post 17460350)
To be honest the gift card is a nice idea for you to cover
1. Catering in Limited Service Hotel 2. Catering across the board if you are not staying. I think I am getting one. Even if that means the lousy gift card situation (of no points for hotel stay due to handling issue or stuff like that) I can still find a good use for it. |
Originally Posted by joshua362
(Post 17457944)
$100 or 10,000 points on a $1,000 card purchase as I figure it. Tough call.
10,000 is probably the bare minimum for a room at a crappy FI, CY or SHS while $100 cash might cover it even with taxes. At least 15,000 - 20,000 for something better like a RI or FS which you should be able to do for under $150 or $200. Leaning towards the cash although it could be a better deal if you have a specific redemption property in mind and do the comparison.... |
Judy,
Do you think there is a way to double dip with the My Points and the Marriott bonus points offers? |
Mypoints appears to direct you to a different site.
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