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US Air Miles to Marriott Points
Is there a way to transfer US Air miles to Marriott points?
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No there is not.
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Originally Posted by IAD-22203
Is there a way to transfer US Air miles to Marriott points?
No, there is no way to get any reasonable value (unless you consider 94% devaluation reasonable) from US miles. See the latest of many threads on the US forum for more discussion. Short answer - use them to fly US/*A. |
I beg your forgiveness....
I am so very sorry for forcing your eyes upon the same words more than once. I did not realize my posts had such an irresistible allure.
Originally Posted by CPRich
Please stop asking the same question over and over in multiple forums. The USAir forum is where to ask this question, and it has been answered over and over and over and over.
No, there is no way to get any reasonable value (unless you consider 94% devaluation reasonable) from US miles. See the latest of many threads on the US forum for more discussion. Short answer - use them to fly US/*A. |
Originally Posted by IAD-22203
I am so very sorry for forcing your eyes upon the same words more than once. I did not realize my posts had such an irresistible allure.
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Originally Posted by gardener
Cross posting is frowned upon in every online forum I have ever seen.
I can certainly understand that since this is a basic question that OP might be better off trying to find the answer to it before posting (though I find it is easy enough to not even open such posts if I am not willing/able to answer it), but my question is why (theoretically) a question that involves two programs cannot be posted in both forums? Recent example would be the book on United/earn a free stay at Marriott promo - are you suggesting that one of the forums is more appropriate for this post than the other? If so, how would you determine that? (and if so, do a sufficient number of people follow that convention to make it a real convention?). |
In my humble opinion, the original poster has been suitably chastised for cross-posting -- although I tend to agree with the point that mere double-posting in Marriott and USAir may well be legitimate. Please let's all return to substantive matters and not spend any more time on FlyerTalk etiquette. Thanks!
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