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Win a JetBlue flight
I got an email about a JB promotion - if you apply for the JB bus card, you could win a free flight. It says 1 out of 20 will win.
http://applyandfly.open.com I didn't win, but I got the card, which comes with 25 trueblue points...So I still got something. |
Disclaimer: I have never flown Jet Blue.
That seems pretty skimpy. Most major airline rewards card practically give everyone a free ticket upfront - every one I've picked up in the past 2 years or so has included at least 20,000 miles (typically more than enough for a short-haul ticket, and 80% of a "normal" domestic ticket), plus sometimes upgrade certs, upfront EQM's, and in some cases even a waived annual fee. What am I missing? Since all of these cards tend to mirror what the competition does, I don't doubt that I'm missing something. But from reading the basics on that link, it looks at first glance like lame card. Even if I were a hardcore Jet Blue flyer, I don't see why I wouldn't just stick with my Starwood Amex. |
thanks for the reply
I run a small business and fly out to one of my clients alot for day trips, which is one reason I got this card...I figure I'll have a free flight in no time.
You mention the Starwood card, what do you like about that one? Is that a personal card, or a business one? |
Originally Posted by janus9393
I run a small business and fly out to one of my clients alot for day trips, which is one reason I got this card...I figure I'll have a free flight in no time.
You mention the Starwood card, what do you like about that one? Is that a personal card, or a business one? |
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As this topic is already being covered in the Jetblue forum, and really isn't "buzz" worthy, I'll go ahead and close it here. Regards, Flipside |
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