Are there any current bonus mile deals for buying multiple InsideFlyer subscriptions?
Nov 20, 2003, 11:28 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">That's pretty low to offer it until the end of the year and then take it back. I'm not gonna renew this year.</font>
I also was disappointed by the withdrawal of the offer with no prior notice.
I had renewed a few subscriptions to bring my seldom-used AA acount over 25K, but was planning to top off several relatives' CO accounts to useful amounts at the end of the year.
Oh well, that's life. You snooze, you lose. Don't count your chickens. Subject to change without notice. Pick your
favorite from the Hoary platitudes thread
InsideFlyer can't sell what it doesn't have.
Dec 27, 2003, 7:08 pm
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Perhaps the new year will bring some new offers?
Mar 5, 2004, 12:51 am
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Current bonus miles for ordering a Frequent Flyer Package
update from my previous post:
When you sign up for the complete Frequent Flyer Package (= a subscription to InsideFlyer magazine and a copy of "The Official Frequent Flyer Guidebook", 7th edition) for USD 59,95, now you have these choices:
2.000 American Airlines AAdvantage miles (available to AAdvantage Elite members)
1.500 American Airlines AAdvantage miles
1.500 Continental OnePass miles (until 12/31/2004)
1.500 United Mileage Plus miles (until 12/31/2004)
1.000 Delta SkyMiles
1.000 Northwest Airlines® WorldPerks® miles
1.000 US Airways Dividend Miles
2.000 Diners Club Club Rewards points (available until 12/31/2004 to U.S. Diners Club Club Rewards members only)
1.000 Starwood Preferred Guest Starpoints
When you sign up for the complete Frequent Flyer Package (= a subscription to InsideFlyer magazine and a copy of "The Official Frequent Flyer Guidebook", 7th edition) for USD 59,95, now you have these choices:
2.000 American Airlines AAdvantage miles (available to AAdvantage Elite members)
1.500 American Airlines AAdvantage miles
1.500 Continental OnePass miles (until 12/31/2004)
1.500 United Mileage Plus miles (until 12/31/2004)
1.000 Delta SkyMiles
1.000 Northwest Airlines® WorldPerks® miles
1.000 US Airways Dividend Miles
2.000 Diners Club Club Rewards points (available until 12/31/2004 to U.S. Diners Club Club Rewards members only)
1.000 Starwood Preferred Guest Starpoints
Last edited by Patron; Apr 16, 2004 at 1:10 am Reason: 2. update
Mar 5, 2004, 5:15 am
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You can get just the magazine, no guidebook or points, for $45.
I don't really value the guidebook, so the decision at the margin on my renewal is, $15 for the points?
To throw a monkey wrench into the mix, an internet-only subscription is $12....
Oh, and my subscription is up this month! So I must decide.
FWIW, while I think I know most of the information in the magazine, there are always some new tidbits... bonuses I hadn't been aware of... insights into programs I'm less familiar with... and I enjoy and look forward to the magazine each month. So I definitely want to keep it.
Just which offer?
I don't really value the guidebook, so the decision at the margin on my renewal is, $15 for the points?
To throw a monkey wrench into the mix, an internet-only subscription is $12....
Oh, and my subscription is up this month! So I must decide.
FWIW, while I think I know most of the information in the magazine, there are always some new tidbits... bonuses I hadn't been aware of... insights into programs I'm less familiar with... and I enjoy and look forward to the magazine each month. So I definitely want to keep it.
Just which offer?
Mar 5, 2004, 8:37 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by MeLike2Travel:
Anyone care to comment about the contents of the magazine? How do you like it?</font>
Anyone care to comment about the contents of the magazine? How do you like it?</font>
Mar 5, 2004, 10:25 pm
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Maybe you should try theInternet Subscription (USD 12,--/year)
Apr 13, 2004, 8:50 pm
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Resurgence of interest
There seems to be resurgence of interest in this topic. 
Apr 14, 2004, 6:49 am
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Originally Posted by Patron
update from my previous post:
When you sign up for the complete Frequent Flyer Package (= a subscription to InsideFlyer magazine and a copy of "The Official Frequent Flyer Guidebook", 7th edition) for USD 59,95, now you have these choices:
...
When you sign up for the complete Frequent Flyer Package (= a subscription to InsideFlyer magazine and a copy of "The Official Frequent Flyer Guidebook", 7th edition) for USD 59,95, now you have these choices:
...
Apr 14, 2004, 9:16 am
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Originally Posted by ajinlondon
its 2,00 points for AA now
hmm.
maybe it was too early
http://www.insideflyer.com/aa/produc...LE=infoifa.htm
this is what i had come across
Last edited by ajinlondon; Apr 14, 2004 at 9:17 am Reason: to add link
Apr 15, 2004, 9:40 am
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Re: the two separate AAdvantage offers.
Just a bit of clarification. We are currently offering two separate offers with AA, one for 1,500 miles and one for 2,000 miles. The 1,500-mile offer is open to anyone, while the 2,000-mile offer is only available to AAdvantage elite members.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.