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Originally Posted by saad
(Post 14936973)
that's 6 miles more than me....:D
I was short 700 on AA and they let me get the ticket I was short--get this--24 miles on UA and they said there was nothing they could do. I had continuous activity on my CCs for both airlines. so those 6 miles might just help me one day! woo hoo |
I have received AMEX MR points for volunteering. I would not call that miles for nothing, as I have done some volunteer work. For me, getting bonus miles for having/using a credit card is miles for nothing. Either way, I am grateful that it is so easy to acquire miles and points.
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it is relatively easy to get points and miles and I am glad as well.
The key is to manage this and keep at it. that's the 'payment' and it's one I do not mind making. Anyway there have been threads about this subject but I have received miles for buying things at stores that, when you return the items, can give you your money back in different ways and not as a credit back onto the same mile-earning card. And one of my most recent but actually non intentional small mile-earning for nothing gig was this: I had bought a gift cert for myself at a ski shop I will visit later this winter. It was for $100. Then a friend of mine needed gloves now so I gave him the cert. He ended up buying $90 worth of stuff at that shop and handed me $90 in cash and a new cert they made for $10. So I got cash back on it and still kept the miles. Oh well, every one counts, eh? |
But to get those credit cards you have to work to keep your credit good.:D
Originally Posted by onthego15
(Post 14937546)
I have received AMEX MR points for volunteering. I would not call that miles for nothing, as I have done some volunteer work. For me, getting bonus miles for having/using a credit card is miles for nothing. Either way, I am grateful that it is so easy to acquire miles and points.
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Thanks for posting this information. I once lost quite a few miles on US Airways when I stopped traveling for a while and my FF account went inactive. These ideas will help me prevent that from happening again with my current FF accounts.
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Originally Posted by LikeToJourney
(Post 14963569)
Thanks for posting this information. I once lost quite a few miles on US Airways when I stopped traveling for a while and my FF account went inactive. These ideas will help me prevent that from happening again with my current FF accounts.
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Originally Posted by ung1
(Post 14783533)
Sure, break your foot onboard, sabotage ICE, cause the aircraft to be switched to a non-A380, give the Chauffeur the wrong address then claim he didn't turn up, have someone steal your seat, and then send a complaint to Customer Services.
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I've a question...what about getting money from surveys??one time fee is 49$...is this safe or not??
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Originally Posted by cz4444
(Post 14981287)
I've a question...what about getting money from surveys??one time fee is 49$...is this safe or not??
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Originally Posted by cz4444
(Post 14981287)
I've a question...what about getting money from surveys??one time fee is 49$...is this safe or not??
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Complain to CS about anything
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Originally Posted by gohan403
(Post 14985199)
Complain to CS about anything
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Originally Posted by g11
(Post 14900192)
Let's all hear about dumpster diving for points stories
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Originally Posted by cz4444
(Post 14981287)
I've a question...what about getting money from surveys??one time fee is 49$...is this safe or not??
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Originally Posted by party_boy
(Post 14993061)
Only ones I know of are places like e-miles.com that give miles per survey.
Oh btw party boy, your PM thing is full. I was gonna reply but I will not post in that thread you PMd me about so there ya go. Done. :)MM |
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