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JLV777 Feb 23, 2012 12:49 am

How to trade
 
I have 10000 Mileswith USAir i will have about 15000 soon and i dont want them anymore how can i witch to another program Prefer (United) and still get the same is anyone willing to trade? I tried points.com and they only wanted to give me 1500 miles for 10000 of my miles it is not worth it.
Any ideas thanks.

Jose O

deant Feb 23, 2012 1:17 am

A few comments. This really belongs in "Coupon Connection" however you don't have access because you are a new member.

Also, UA/CO and US Airways are part of the same alliance. If you are flying UA/CO you can still have your miles credited to US Airways.

As for the "name change" it can not be "easily done".

JLV777 Feb 23, 2012 1:36 am

I dint know the rules just wanted to ask a question.... Sorry about the multiple posts...........

TimesTwo Feb 23, 2012 4:36 am

Hold onto your US miles and play Grand Slam 12 (assuming it happens again).

redtop43 Feb 23, 2012 5:51 am

This is not something you can do easily. It is very costly to move points from an airline program to another. To move them to another person's USAir account will involve a fee, probably a fairly stiff one compared to their value. You might be able to move them to a hotel or other type program, but your conversion rate will usually be poor.

Most people who trade things are trading things that can easily be transferred. You probably cannot view the coupon connection board (it is limited to members with a certain duration of membership and minimum number of posts) but people are mostly trading things that are transferrable under program rules, like upgrade certificates and elite status that is giftable under program rules. Some credit card programs like Amex and Chase allow you to put points in other people's accounts with little or no fee.

Your best bet is to get to at least 25,000 points, at which point you can get an award ticket, and advertise it on Craigslist. Keep in mind that by selling an award you are violating USAir program rules, and as such you should definitely not do it on Flyertalk; it would violate the T&C of this site.

I can't think of anything else constructive you can really do. Trading air miles already in your account is quite inefficient.

RewardTraveler Feb 23, 2012 7:48 am


Originally Posted by JLV777 (Post 18066719)
I have 10000 Mileswith USAir i will have about 15000 soon and i dont want them anymore how can i witch to another program Prefer (United) and still get the same is anyone willing to trade? I tried points.com and they only wanted to give me 1500 miles for 10000 of my miles it is not worth it.
Any ideas thanks.

Jose O

Why do you not want them? Why do you want United miles?

Stubtify Feb 23, 2012 8:01 am

What is with people not liking US Air miles? I love them, I just wish I had more of them.

For more good information on why USair miles and United miles can't be transferred but can be used for each other look here:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/us-ai...ntinental.html

jethro Feb 23, 2012 8:13 am


Originally Posted by Stubtify (Post 18068076)
What is with people not liking US Air miles? I love them, I just wish I had more of them.
For more good information on why USair miles and United miles can't be transferred but can be used for each other look here:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/us-ai...ntinental.html


My thoughts exactly.....can anyone answer?

philemer Feb 23, 2012 9:07 am

Please see info on trading in this thread: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/miles...ade-miles.html

For more info on US Air miles see the US forum.

Thanks.


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