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-   -   Free 1000 Avios for creating BD account (https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/milesbuzz/1377962-free-1000-avios-creating-bd-account.html)

ThePointsCollector Aug 17, 2012 8:03 am
Originally Posted by tmm1012 (Post 19139990)
I had this happen to me as well. When I visited www.flybmi.com and chose UK as my country, if I clicked the Create an Account link at the top of the homepage, and then chose to sign up under Diamond Club, it took me to a sign up form where the Voucher Code could not be edited.

From the home page, if I hovered over Loyalty Programme and clicked the Join Now link, it took me to a sign up form where the Voucher Code could then be edited. Hope this helps!
you can also replace the code in URL and hit enter. New code will be pre-filled in your application.

Mauibaby2008 Aug 17, 2012 8:04 am
Free 1000 Avios for creating BD account
 
Wow, still going

Centurion Aug 17, 2012 8:08 am
Just follow Altoid easy steps. Most of you are making this way to complicated. Just watch the birthdate format as he stated. You may want to login to you BA profile and the use the birthdate BA has in your profile since you can not change a BA birthdate online.

Originally Posted by Altoid (Post 19137531)
Since people are having problems here's a quick guide:

1) Go to BMI signup: https://www.flybmi.com/bmi/en-gb/loy.../join-now.aspx
2) Create an account with voucher code 1JA1KD
(Make sure your date of birth is same as your BA account, it's listed euro style DD/MM/YYYY (vs american MM/DD/YYYY.)) Note this!!
3) Get 1000 Points for registering and find out your account #
4) Go BA website login with your account
5) Go to manage my account
6) find Combine Avios
5) Click it and follow instructions and login with your BMI account # and password.

Transfer should be done instantly and you'll get an email from both BMI and BA.

Easy 1k!

flashware Aug 17, 2012 8:45 am
Originally Posted by tmm1012 (Post 19139990)
I had this happen to me as well. When I visited www.flybmi.com and chose UK as my country, if I clicked the Create an Account link at the top of the homepage, and then chose to sign up under Diamond Club, it took me to a sign up form where the Voucher Code could not be edited.

From the home page, if I hovered over Loyalty Programme and clicked the Join Now link, it took me to a sign up form where the Voucher Code could then be edited. Hope this helps!
Strange! That's the exact way I signed up (the first paragraph) and it worked fine. Oh well..! ;) ^

flykodo Aug 17, 2012 8:57 am
Great find OP. Just did it and works fine.

jandmmom Aug 17, 2012 9:21 am
Thanks!
 
Worked perfectly (following Altoid's step by step instructions) for our accounts:) Thanks!

kirax2 Aug 17, 2012 9:27 am
I didn't get the 1K on the first try, think I might have mis-typed/mis-copied the code (make sure there's no space afterward). I just tried again with a different email and got it, then combined the points. Did the same with my husband. Tried with my daughter, but when I put in her birthdate, it said BMI Diamond was for 18+ only.

If you're having trouble, switch browsers. Chrome's "Incognito" window lets you browse without being affected by cookies, etc, I recommend using that to enter the info. (To get an Incognito window, open Chrome, click the wrench on the upper right side, and choose the third option: Open New Incognito Window.)

Thanks, OP! Easy 2k points with our combined household account. :)

mizzou1 Aug 17, 2012 9:45 am
You can sign up for multiple BMI Diamond Club accounts in your own name (of course with different emails) and transfer all those miles to your BA. How risky is this?

flashware Aug 17, 2012 9:48 am
Originally Posted by mizzou1 (Post 19140711)
You can sign up for multiple BMI Diamond Club accounts in your own name (of course with different emails) and transfer all those miles to your BA. How risky is this?
Given how many accounts have probably been created in the last day or so, probably quite risky. I feel an audit coming on. The recent toolbar 300 points signup bonus comes to mind with PC.

fr33b13 Aug 17, 2012 9:56 am
Originally Posted by mizzou1 (Post 19140711)
You can sign up for multiple BMI Diamond Club accounts in your own name (of course with different emails) and transfer all those miles to your BA. How risky is this?
I would advise against it or you'll end up like these guys http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...unt-audit.html

CodeAdam10 Aug 17, 2012 10:03 am
Originally Posted by mizzou1 (Post 19140711)
You can sign up for multiple BMI Diamond Club accounts in your own name (of course with different emails) and transfer all those miles to your BA. How risky is this?
Oh boy....

ThePointsCollector Aug 17, 2012 10:07 am
Originally Posted by mizzou1 (Post 19140711)
You can sign up for multiple BMI Diamond Club accounts in your own name (of course with different emails) and transfer all those miles to your BA. How risky is this?
Trolling much?

MileLife Aug 17, 2012 10:13 am
Thanks OP. Easy 1K points.

Silver Fox Aug 17, 2012 10:26 am
Just registered myself via FF and got the bonus, just did the same for wife via IE and no bonus. Did it get pulled just now ?

kirax2 Aug 17, 2012 10:45 am
Originally Posted by Silver Fox (Post 19140991)
Just registered myself via FF and got the bonus, just did the same for wife via IE and no bonus. Did it get pulled just now ?
Try clearing your cache and signing her up again w/a different email address if possible. Make sure you type in the promotion code correctly.


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