E-Rewards
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2000
Posts: 36
E-Rewards
Hi Everyone! When I was on the Delta Airlines website recently, I found a link for a program called E-Rewards. I haven't tried it yet, but supposedly you can earn points by reading e-mails. You can redeem the points for travel on Delta, United, or for discounts on Hertz and Blockbuster. Like I said, I haven't tried it, so I don't know all of the specifics, but here is the link: http://delta-air.com/home/Inbox_copy..._New/index.jsp
I don't know if this info has already been posted on this board; if it was, Sorry! If not, I hope it helps!
I don't know if this info has already been posted on this board; if it was, Sorry! If not, I hope it helps!
#2
Flyertalk Evangelist and Moderator: Coupon Connection and Travel Products
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Milton, GA USA
Programs: Hilton Diamond, IHG Platinum Elite, Hyatt Discoverist, Radisson Elite
Posts: 19,030
HEY,
Does anyone know where I would find the United Airlines link for e-rewards?
William
Does anyone know where I would find the United Airlines link for e-rewards?
William
#9
Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Washington State
Posts: 1,777
I like the program. I mean, it is easy to join, and free. And the rewards are just fine by me.
I get $1 toward a travel gift certificate just for reading an email.
It's a good program, but like I said, I wish there were more frequent emails
I get $1 toward a travel gift certificate just for reading an email.
It's a good program, but like I said, I wish there were more frequent emails
#10
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Silicon Valley, CA
Posts: 46
I just opened and responded to one of their e-mails today. While I was there I had some spare time so I clicked around a bit and ended up in the Preferences area. I don't recall what I clicked on next, but the result was the same as clicking on "Change e-mail" and there I was able to ask them to increase the number of e-mails they send to me. The highest level available was "7 or more per week," I believe.
I couldn't recall if they'd asked me my e-mail frequency preference before, so I decided to up it to "4 to 6 per week" and see what happens.
You have to re-enter your e-mail address (or, of course, change it if you wish) and indicate whether it's for home or work, but at the bottom of the small box is the frequency selection.
If I see an increase in mails, and thereby reward opportunities, I'll report back in!
I couldn't recall if they'd asked me my e-mail frequency preference before, so I decided to up it to "4 to 6 per week" and see what happens.
You have to re-enter your e-mail address (or, of course, change it if you wish) and indicate whether it's for home or work, but at the bottom of the small box is the frequency selection.
If I see an increase in mails, and thereby reward opportunities, I'll report back in!
#13
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Madison NJ; Watopia
Posts: 3,161
I've noticed that they now allow you to redeem for HHonors points. Has anyone done this yet?
I've also found that by liberally expressing myself in my profile has led to a greater number of income messages from e-Rewards.
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I've also found that by liberally expressing myself in my profile has led to a greater number of income messages from e-Rewards.
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Who is John Galt?
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#14
Join Date: Jan 2000
Posts: 3,208
After a long absence of e-mails, I, too, got three in the last two days. Now, I'm only 5 cents from the $100 level. Can't decide which one to redeem for though... Leaning towards the Hilton points, since UA and Hertz discounts are pretty quick to come by and it would take 4-8 weeks for the certs to arrive by mail (and they have limited validity). On the other hand, I'm going to assume those Hilton points will take less time and the points don't expire. What do you folks think?
#15
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Westchester, NY AA P/3MM, DL SM/MM, STW PLT
Posts: 5,490
I just transferred $50 for 3,000 HHonors points. eRewards indicated the points would post in 72 hours. Once transferred into HHonors, their expiration will be governed by the terms of the HHonors program.