VISA NextCard Platinum
Sep 23, 1998 | 4:34 am
#1
Original Poster
Original Member
Join Date: May 1998
Location: CH-3823 Wengen Switzerland
Programs: miles&more, MileagePlus
Posts: 27,043
VISA NextCard Platinum
VISA NextCard Platinum: up to DOUBLE
frequent flyer miles, as low as 2.9% intro APR, complete online account management, and NO annual fee.
http://www.pcworld.com/r/dd/1,2061,dd-nextcard0921b,00.html
frequent flyer miles, as low as 2.9% intro APR, complete online account management, and NO annual fee.
http://www.pcworld.com/r/dd/1,2061,dd-nextcard0921b,00.html
Sep 23, 1998 | 5:48 am
#2
Original Member
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Canada
Programs: AC SE 2MM, HH Dd, Bonvoy G; IC S; AA; DL
Posts: 14,496
Looks like you need to be in debt to the company to get this for "free", i.e. you must have a "qualifying" outstanding balance to get the 2 miles for every dollar spent or in their words: "Those new accounts that do not transfer a balance and elect the upgrade that includes the NextCard Rewards Program will pay an annual membership fee and receive single points, currently equivalent to 5 BonusMail credits, for every $1 in net purchases charged to their account each month, whether or not the previous balance is paid in full." They do not state what the annual fee is.
Sep 23, 1998 | 1:22 pm
#3
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
Programs: DL PM/MM, AA ExPlat, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia, National ECE, Hertz PC
Posts: 16,619
You don't actually earn airline miles with this card ... you earn BonusMail points, which can be redeemed for frequent flier miles.
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
Sep 23, 1998 | 1:23 pm
#4
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
Programs: DL PM/MM, AA ExPlat, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia, National ECE, Hertz PC
Posts: 16,619
You don't actually earn airline miles with this card ... you earn BonusMail points, which can be redeemed for frequent flier miles.
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
Sep 23, 1998 | 1:26 pm
#5
Original Member and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
Programs: DL PM/MM, AA ExPlat, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia, National ECE, Hertz PC
Posts: 16,619
You don't actually earn airline miles with this card ... you earn BonusMail points, which can be redeemed for frequent flier miles.
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
And if you should happen to decide to sign-up, tell them [email protected] referred you ...
Currently BonusMail only offers Alaska Airlines Frequent Flier miles. They like to tout that you can use these miles on several different airlines, but I still wish they offered Delta (or United or American or something ...). They used to have more choices, including United, so I don't know if Alaska Airlines is their choice for now, or if they will maybe change airlines again in the future. You can find out more about BonusMail at:
http://www.bonusmail.com
And if you should happen to decide to sign-up, tell them [email protected] referred you ...