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Lapsing & expired offers
RBC® British Airways Visa Infinite The offer for the RBC® British Airways Visa Infinite... an additional 35,000 Avios when you spend $9,000 CAD in your first three months, lapsed after May 31, 2017 (as expected). I don't see any other offer in its place... just the base 15,000. Air Miles Mega Miles Until May 31, 2017: Air Miles Mega Miles promo: 1250 Air Miles ($131), for some relatively easy spending requirements. This is not credit card related. |
Originally Posted by jerry305
(Post 28390100)
British Airways Visa Infinite[/URL]...
an additional 35,000 Avios when you spend $9,000 CAD in your first three months, |
Originally Posted by 1Newflyer
(Post 28391922)
Wow, must be the highest spend I seen to get points.
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Originally Posted by 1Newflyer
(Post 28391922)
Wow, must be the highest spend I seen to get points.
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Join Marriott Rewards Get 1000 Aeroplan miles Many savvy readers of this forum have a Marriott Rewards account, I'm sure. But if you don't, this is an easy way to get 1000 Aeroplan miles. Also good for friends & family. https://www.joinmarriottrewards.com/doublemiles2017/ |
Originally Posted by Smiley90
(Post 28406204)
I'm pretty sure it's been 9k for like a year or two now. It was insane back then and it's still insane now..
I've done it once for the 50k. But the card was also very useful for me to save 10% on BA flights. If you're travelling with your family, for example, that can add up to a pretty big saving. And, incidentally, paying for that trip on the BA card gets you get 2x BA points on BA ticket purchases and that kind of trip will get you going on the $9k spend. Not for everyone, but the card worked for me in the past and I'll likely get it again. |
Originally Posted by grandgourmand
(Post 28409461)
Yes, the $9k is insane. But it can work for some people, especially if you can time it around some big expenses (insurance premiums, home project, etc.)
I've done it once for the 50k. But the card was also very useful for me to save 10% on BA flights. If you're travelling with your family, for example, that can add up to a pretty big saving. And, incidentally, paying for that trip on the BA card gets you get 2x BA points on BA ticket purchases and that kind of trip will get you going on the $9k spend. Not for everyone, but the card worked for me in the past and I'll likely get it again. |
Originally Posted by jerry305
(Post 28407477)
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Join Marriott Rewards Get 1000 Aeroplan miles Many savvy readers of this forum have a Marriott Rewards account, I'm sure. But if you don't, this is an easy way to get 1000 Aeroplan miles. Also good for friends & family. https://www.joinmarriottrewards.com/doublemiles2017/ |
Originally Posted by Smiley90
(Post 28411158)
You can use the discount code even without owning the card, so... :P
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Originally Posted by bmabnorth
(Post 28411360)
Nothing stopping a second Marriott, I'm guessing
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How would they find out that I have duplicate accounts?
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Originally Posted by bmabnorth
(Post 28413186)
How would they find out that I have duplicate accounts?
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Useful new feature on the CIBC mobile banking app.....instant free credit score!
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I just went to the link for the Marriott Rewards sign-up, but saw nothing about the 1000 Aeroplan bonus miles. Is it still being offered?
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Originally Posted by jubberly
(Post 28427945)
Useful new feature on the CIBC mobile banking app.....instant free credit score!
Not looking forward to the dip from signing up BMO World Elite/Chequing/Savings account offer yesterday though, but its worthwhile for those Priority Pass Lounge passes (the lounge at YEG is actually not too bad) and the travel credit |
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