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Originally Posted by pokee
(Post 23133608)
I value 60,000 at roughly $400-$500 (I am sure there are some better deals to be had, but not in the cities I could use them in). Subtract $120 annual fee, and it comes close to making your $200 per hit minimum. I am still contemplating this one...
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Originally Posted by pokee
(Post 23133608)
I value 60,000 at roughly $400-$500 (I am sure there are some better deals to be had, but not in the cities I could use them in). Subtract $120 annual fee, and it comes close to making your $200 per hit minimum. I am still contemplating this one...
Originally Posted by pokee
(Post 20508121)
Honestly, most of these hotel programs are turning into a joke as far as 'tier' status is concerned for upgrades and points bonuses. It's a crapshoot, depending on the hotel you're staying at and what program you're with, but generally upgrades are not guaranteed. So it's not really a perk unless it's something you can count on to get all the time.
I did a little more digging and 30,000-ish points gets you about a $100 room...so this card is not even worth the annual fee (unless the fee is waived). The 60K bonus could be worth the app and the fee, depending on what hotels you stay at. All in all, not a very good program. Which is a shame, since I generally like the IHG chain and there's a lot of HI's I frequent... |
Yeah, IHG are worth max 0.7 cents and even less, if you bought them during their sales or daily getaways.
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IHG points are very lucrative if you can take advantage of the Pointsbreak promotion (5,000 points each reward night). 60,000 points can come out to 12 hotel rooms. If you manage to book rooms, conservatively at $100 each, you can get well over $1,200 in value.
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Preferably I would like to earn miles in this preference:
1. United 2. SPG 3. Aeroplan I live in Canada and I book mostly United flights. I already get pts from my cc and from the airlines. I am looking to maximize the shopping portals. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by pointshogger
(Post 23134522)
IHG points are very lucrative if you can take advantage of the Pointsbreak promotion (5,000 points each reward night). 60,000 points can come out to 12 hotel rooms. If you manage to book rooms, conservatively at $100 each, you can get well over $1,200 in value.
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Okay, so this is not a miles offer, it's a cash offer.
But I think this fits the mold of what MilesBuzz! readers seek... Tangerine.ca $150 signup bonus offer http://www.tangerine.ca/en/landing-p...150/index.html Tangerine.ca (formerly ING Direct) is offering a $150 bonus if you start a chequing account, and a savings account, and do one payroll deposit. "Open your first Tangerine Savings Account with at least $250 by July 31, 2014 and we’ll give you a $50 cash Bonus. Open your first Tangerine Chequing Account with at least $250 by July 31, 2014 and we’ll give you a $50 cash Bonus. Switch your pay to go directly to your Tangerine Chequing Account by August 31, 2014 and we’ll give you a $50 cash Bonus." |
Originally Posted by microcosm
(Post 23133977)
strong contradiction simpleton
and nope, $70/10k points (IHG cash + points rate), the 60k points has a maximum value of $420 - $120 annual fee = $300 / 2 (EQ and Transunion hit) = $150 per hit and < $200 per hit requirement :D |
Not the best deal, but 400 free air miles with The Winnipeg Humane Society master card: https://www.winnipeghumanesocietydon...bmo-mastercard
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CIBC's $400 offer
Get $400 cash With a CIBC Tim Hortons® Double Double™ Visa* Card and bank account. Chequing Account Cash Offer from CIBC https://www.cibc.com/ca/features/tim...SPOT-Bean400-E |
Originally Posted by jerryhung
(Post 23140051)
CIBC's $400 offer
Get $400 cash With a CIBC Tim Hortons® Double Double™ Visa* Card and bank account. Chequing Account Cash Offer from CIBC https://www.cibc.com/ca/features/tim...SPOT-Bean400-E |
Originally Posted by kenwood
(Post 23138133)
When the point break program was first introduced, there were a lot of hotel options in both the US and Canada. Over the years the list of available hotels keeps getting shorter and shorter and I can rarely find a hotel in a big city.
My last PB deal was a getaway extended weekend at IC Cleveland for 5000IHG points. Spring 14 For this summer's extended family get-together I scored two suite for one week at Staybridge in Oakville. Summer 14 |
Scotia Gold Amex 30,000 bonus points - worth $300 in travel
On Scotia website...IMO better deal than 15000 points and 1st year free...
Earn 30,000 bonus points with your first card purchase – worth $300 in travel http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,4...07|LoginR|ad|E |
Originally Posted by sunnyzip
(Post 23141105)
On Scotia website...IMO better deal than 15000 points and 1st year free...
Earn 30,000 bonus points with your first card purchase – worth $300 in travel http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,4...07|LoginR|ad|E EDIT2: hate to rain on parade but apparently a better offer has been out there for some time, basically 15k points + $300 travel credits with FYF, not sure if allowed to link rfd but need to be preapproved. going to read that thread but surely there is a way to rfd/FT found to get it http://forums.redflagdeals.com/scoti...prove-1391785/ |
Originally Posted by microcosm
(Post 23141125)
i think ive seen it for 15k a couple months ago, must of been recent upgrade to 30k. does anyone know when does offer expire + are you sure its FYF, lastly whats the history been like or is 30k new record?
EDIT2: hate to rain on parade but apparently a better offer has been out there for some time, basically 15k points + $300 travel credits with FYF, not sure if allowed to link rfd but need to be preapproved. going to read that thread but surely there is a way to rfd/FT found to get it http://forums.redflagdeals.com/scoti...prove-1391785/ The other offer 15k points PLUS $300 pre approved was a targeted pre-approved offer (i got it myself...:))......but the link above is a public offer for anyone who didnt get the pre approved targeted offer. Just think its better than the current one on the WIKI... |
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