Enrollment Codes?
Nov 13, 2001 | 11:19 am
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Enrollment Codes?
I haven't signed up for Marriot Rewards but am looking to do so, does anyone have any enrollment codes or promos for bonus points when you sign up?
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Nov 14, 2001 | 9:28 am
#2
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Join Date: May 1999
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Perhaps if you ever fly NW:
You can add valuable WorldPerks miles to your account when you join Marriott Rewards and stay at any of more than 2,000 Marriott hotels around the world. As a Marriott Rewards member, you will earn 3 WorldPerks miles for each $1 USD* you spend at any Marriott Hotels, Resorts and Suites; Renaissance Hotels; Marriott Conference Centers and Marriott Vacation Clubsm International resorts. Youll also earn 1 WorldPerks mile per $1 USD spent at all Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott,SpringHill Suitesby Marriott and TownePlace Suites by Marriott. You choose the hotel that best suits your travel purpose, and enjoy the best in business, leisure, luxury, moderately priced or extended-stay hospitality.
To enroll in Marriott Rewards, call 1-800-249-0800 and mention enrollment code NWMA, or visit www.marriottrewards.com and enter NWMA in the enrollment code field. Make sure to complete the stay preferences form, and give your WorldPerks account number for your designated airline.
http://www.nwa.com/freqfly/updat/marriott.shtml
You can add valuable WorldPerks miles to your account when you join Marriott Rewards and stay at any of more than 2,000 Marriott hotels around the world. As a Marriott Rewards member, you will earn 3 WorldPerks miles for each $1 USD* you spend at any Marriott Hotels, Resorts and Suites; Renaissance Hotels; Marriott Conference Centers and Marriott Vacation Clubsm International resorts. Youll also earn 1 WorldPerks mile per $1 USD spent at all Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott,SpringHill Suitesby Marriott and TownePlace Suites by Marriott. You choose the hotel that best suits your travel purpose, and enjoy the best in business, leisure, luxury, moderately priced or extended-stay hospitality.
To enroll in Marriott Rewards, call 1-800-249-0800 and mention enrollment code NWMA, or visit www.marriottrewards.com and enter NWMA in the enrollment code field. Make sure to complete the stay preferences form, and give your WorldPerks account number for your designated airline.
http://www.nwa.com/freqfly/updat/marriott.shtml
Nov 14, 2001 | 11:45 am
#3
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Boston, UA 1K & MM
Posts: 1,114
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I love your many very helpful posts. I think your post here is one of the rare ones that is misleading.
Doing as your post suggests doesn't earn any "bonus points" for signing up, which is what superdawg was asking about. In fact, following the NW trail means he would get NW miles instead of Marriott Rewards points.
Signing up for miles instead of points is a dubious choice, at best, unless the traveler (1) has a need to accrue additional miles to qualify for a particular airline award or (2) doesn't expect enough stays at Marriott properties to earn significant Marriott Rewards points.
Miles are generally worth about two cents each. Marriott Rewards points are generally worth a little over one cent each, if used effectively. Although there are some differences for the lesser branded Marriott hotels, one generally gets 10 points (10 cents plus of value) or 3 miles (about 6 cents of value) for each dollar spent at Marriotts. You choose!
I love your many very helpful posts. I think your post here is one of the rare ones that is misleading.
Doing as your post suggests doesn't earn any "bonus points" for signing up, which is what superdawg was asking about. In fact, following the NW trail means he would get NW miles instead of Marriott Rewards points.
Signing up for miles instead of points is a dubious choice, at best, unless the traveler (1) has a need to accrue additional miles to qualify for a particular airline award or (2) doesn't expect enough stays at Marriott properties to earn significant Marriott Rewards points.
Miles are generally worth about two cents each. Marriott Rewards points are generally worth a little over one cent each, if used effectively. Although there are some differences for the lesser branded Marriott hotels, one generally gets 10 points (10 cents plus of value) or 3 miles (about 6 cents of value) for each dollar spent at Marriotts. You choose!