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I just got emails to sign up with E-miles for Delta and Priority Club.
From the FAQs it looks like there are a few new partners since the last time I have visited the site. You can earn e-Miles miles to be deposited into your frequent flyer or sponsor account with Delta Air Lines®, US Airways®, United®, AirTran Airways®, Hilton HHonors®, Priority Club® Rewards, Frontier Airlines, Alaska Airlines® or Amazon.com Gift Card*. Priority Club gets about 1.5 PC Points for each e-mile. |
Originally Posted by KathyWdrf
(Post 18378223)
Every e-mail from MyPoints, I open, and if it does NOT offer 5 points (or something) for clicking through, I just don't click through!!! (Exceptions made for offers that I am actually interested in, of course. ;))
I still end up with enough points to redeem for a gift card every so often. And with e-miles, similar strategy.
Originally Posted by ktremor
(Post 18379010)
I just got emails to sign up with E-miles for Delta and Priority Club.
From the FAQs it looks like there are a few new partners since the last time I have visited the site. You can earn e-Miles miles to be deposited into your frequent flyer or sponsor account with Delta Air Lines®, US Airways®, United®, AirTran Airways®, Hilton HHonors®, Priority Club® Rewards, Frontier Airlines, Alaska Airlines® or Amazon.com Gift Card*. Priority Club gets about 1.5 PC Points for each e-mile. Mike |
Originally Posted by mikeef
(Post 18379715)
You and me both. I was rather hoping that they would have gotten the picture by now, although I did like that Panera gift card for 500 points! :)
I just got the PC invite. The bonuses didn't credit correctly, but it should offer me a nice boost for US Airways Grand Slam 2012. Mike |
Originally Posted by balima
(Post 18380601)
I usually just click-thru as well....
Click through as well? That is the opposite of what the quoted poster (and I) both said. Neither of us clicks through an e-mail unless there are some free bonus points (or a truly appealing deal) to be had. |
Originally Posted by KathyWdrf
(Post 18401305)
:confused:
Click through as well? That is the opposite of what the quoted poster (and I) both said. Neither of us clicks through an e-mail unless there are some free bonus points (or a truly appealing deal) to be had. no confusion. Just agreement. |
Originally Posted by balima
(Post 18412457)
Just to make myself clear. That is what I was agreeing with. I click through those emails that offer 5 points for going to the web site or I only participate with offers that are very appealing. ie the $50 panera gift card for 300 points. Panera is a restaurant that I frequent often since it is right across the street from where I work. 300 points for something that I would normally purchase is appealing.
no confusion. Just agreement. |
Can you have more than 1 e miles account:D
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Originally Posted by Marathon Man
(Post 18412691)
in mypoints, I get those panera GCs as well for 300 for my wife. She loves that place. It's like a little savings on something she does anyway. And the points do post!
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Originally Posted by jim5518
(Post 18470892)
Can you have more than 1 e miles account:D
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Originally Posted by samdori
(Post 18480723)
Sure as long as they are different programs and they don't find out about it. Just use different emails for each one.
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Originally Posted by fathickory
(Post 18472676)
All of the sponsors that I could find were some airlines, hotels and Amazon.com GC, Can you please tell me how do you get those "Panera gift cards for 300" ? Thanks a lot.
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Are there any sign up bonus available for emiles right now?
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I got an email yesterday that Southwest is a new emiles partner.
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I'm just about at the breaking point with the obnoxious emails from eMiles about Groupon purchase.
eMiles - if you are reading this, Enough Already! Stop! Please! Otherwise, it's time to close my account. |
Do e-miles really expire?
I searched in this thread (and read the e-miles T&Cs), but I was wondering if anyone had e-miles removed from their accounts in accordance with their stated expiration policy and/or after another period of time (how long?)
This is what the T&Cs state: Expiration of e-Miles Miles a.e-Miles miles not deposited into the Member frequent flyer or sponsor account expire one (1) year from the quarter in which the e-Miles miles were earned. For example, e-Miles miles earned in January will expire in April of the following year if the e-Miles miles have not been deposited. e-Miles miles earned in calendar year 2006 will be considered and treated as 1st quarter 2007 earnings. b.e-Miles miles will expire if a member does not reply to one (1) or more earning opportunities each month. c.At e-Miles' sole discretion, e-Miles may choose to waive or defer enforcement of the expiration of Member's e-Miles miles. I have over 500 e-miles that I was planning to deposit to USAirways during Grand Slam, but since it seems highly unlikely there will a a GS 2012, I was debating holding off on the redemption in case there is a GS or other promotion in 2013 (winter/spring). Since my last deposit was in Sep 2011, I think my e-miles would expire in Dec 2012 if I don't deposit them. |
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