Yes, with two possible exceptions: 1) The restaurant is not giving any miles that day (blacked out from participating - you'll see an X under that date at their Rewards Network listing if that's the case, or 2) It is a one-visit-per-month joint, and you've already dined there previously in the same calendar month [with the same airline - a different airline is okay].
Otherwise, any charge (inc gift certs) they run through the credit card machine should be fine. HOLD ON TO YOUR RECEIPTS UNTIL THEY POST!
Otherwise, any charge (inc gift certs) they run through the credit card machine should be fine. HOLD ON TO YOUR RECEIPTS UNTIL THEY POST!
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Otherwise, any charge (inc gift certs) they run through the credit card machine should be fine. HOLD ON TO YOUR RECEIPTS UNTIL THEY POST!
Originally Posted by Points Scrounger
Yes, with two possible exceptions: 1) The restaurant is not giving any miles that day (blacked out from participating - you'll see an X under that date at their Rewards Network listing if that's the case, or 2) It is a one-visit-per-month joint, and you've already dined there previously in the same calendar month [with the same airline - a different airline is okay].Otherwise, any charge (inc gift certs) they run through the credit card machine should be fine. HOLD ON TO YOUR RECEIPTS UNTIL THEY POST!
Any suggestions on a good IDine place to eat in Washignton DC?
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I do not see how your question is even remotely related to this thread, but I will answer anyway. See the following thread for good iDines in DCA/IAD/BWI:Originally Posted by dc3
Any suggestions on a good IDine place to eat in Washignton DC?
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=311094
And please do not hijack any more threads, it is considered bad form. This thread concerns iDIne benefits during Restaurant Week.
Easy does it
gardener, you'll notice dc3 has few posts. I've always found it greatly appreciated by those relatively unitiated who bend/break the FT common courtesy rules if we just let them know what the common courtesy rule is.