E-Rewards reduces number of awards
 

Yikes!!! Just checked the award levels and it looks like they have been slashed down to almost nothing. The Hilton award doesn't go beyond $50 anymore.


e-Rewards® is proud to offer you a broad array of rewards from some of America's leading brands. Below is just the beginning. We'll be adding new reward opportunities from additional sponsors in the coming months.

$25 Award Level
1,000 AAdvantage® Bonus Miles from American Airlines
6 Free Rentals from BLOCKBUSTER®
$25 off purchase of $75 or more at eBags
One Free Day on your next Hertz Car Rental
1,000 Hilton HHonors Points

$50 Award Level
2,500 AAdvantage® Bonus Miles from American Airlines
$50 off purchase of $125 or more at eBags
Two Free Days on your next Hertz Car Rental
3,000 Hilton HHonors Points
Free One-Day Lift Ticket valid at Vail, Beaver Creek®, Breckenridge and Keystone®

$75 Award Level
$75 off purchase of $200 or more at eBags

$100 Award Level
$100 off purchase of $275 or more at eBags
Two Free One-Day Lift Tickets valid at Vail, Beaver Creek®, Breckenridge and Keystone®




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"A day without Points/Miles is like a day without SUNSHINE"

[This message has been edited by Superd1 (edited 04-01-2003).]

Their literature says that they will be adding more redemption options in the future. They did add AA and Ebags in the past year, so that's a start (although they also lost some rewards).

Just redeemed today 5000 hhonors for $75.00, i need some explanation, it was transfered to hilton right away.

If you ultimately want HHonors points, the better deal is to cash in for AA miles and then transfer them into HHonors: double the HHonors points for the same amount of erewards $$$.

You ONLY get the AA miles from erewards if you actually fly on AA within a certain time window, though. So the AA reward is literally worthless if you aren't able to meet that requirement.


Kathy

... Except that you have to fly AA within 3 months to get the AA miles and possibly have to book at aa.com. Completely useless to those of us who don't fly AA much.

This program is a scam... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/mad.gif

Gaucho,
Why are you such a crybaby over this program. Should they continue to give away the moon, given the current economic climate ? In light of most other programs disappearing or not paying up, I think ERewards posts quickly and effeciently. I wish their partnerships would be stronger, but its one of the best ones going right now.