E-miles [Master Thread]
#556
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: NYC
Programs: Mileage Plus, Aadvantage, Skymiles, Marriott, Priority Club, SPG, Amtrak, Hertz
Posts: 834
Does anyone have any experience transferring points to HHonors? I need a few points to top up my account for a redemption, and I'm wondering how long it will take points I just transferred to show up in my account.
#557

Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,905
#558
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Minneapolis
Posts: 154
Someone a few pages ago mentioned emailing e-miles. Anyone know the email address offhand? It's sad that one can't easily find that on the web site itself -- but given that one can't earn MILES on a site called e-miles, I guess I shouldn't be surprised!
#559
Used to be Premier Monkey




Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Edwards, CO & Palm Desert, CA
Programs: UA 1K; AA EXP; WOH Globalist; Bonvoy Gold; IHG PLT; HHonors Gold
Posts: 477
#561
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 306
Worth Joining e-Miles?
Morning,
I just received the following from MileagePlus United :
Welcome to e-Miles
Get started earning award miles today!
You can now enroll in e-Miles and earn miles that can be deposited into your United MileagePlus account, simply by reading and responding to marketing messages that are relevant to you. It's free and it's easy.
Receive 350 MileagePlus award miles when you join and activate your e-Miles account by 4/15/2013
Plus, earn an extra 100 e-Miles miles after you join and complete your profile
Is it worth it to join and can I transfer any points towards my United Account? I was reading the thread before submitting this post and it seems things have changed since 2007,but I want to make sure,from your input if it is worth my time.
Amazon and Restaurant.com are really not a big deal to me,since I have used Restaurant.Com before and even though it has somewhat of a small value,I do not see the big deal,as for Amazon, I hardly buy from there.
Thanks for your time.
I just received the following from MileagePlus United :
Welcome to e-Miles
Get started earning award miles today!
You can now enroll in e-Miles and earn miles that can be deposited into your United MileagePlus account, simply by reading and responding to marketing messages that are relevant to you. It's free and it's easy.
Receive 350 MileagePlus award miles when you join and activate your e-Miles account by 4/15/2013
Plus, earn an extra 100 e-Miles miles after you join and complete your profile
Is it worth it to join and can I transfer any points towards my United Account? I was reading the thread before submitting this post and it seems things have changed since 2007,but I want to make sure,from your input if it is worth my time.
Amazon and Restaurant.com are really not a big deal to me,since I have used Restaurant.Com before and even though it has somewhat of a small value,I do not see the big deal,as for Amazon, I hardly buy from there.
Thanks for your time.
#562

Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: PBI / JFK, ISP, LGA
Programs: AA, AS, AV, B6, DL, F9, WN
Posts: 868
Normally, points will be in your account within minutes of pushing the transfer button. The rules, however, state that it could take up to a month as someone stated above.
#563

Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: PBI / JFK, ISP, LGA
Programs: AA, AS, AV, B6, DL, F9, WN
Posts: 868
Morning,
I just received the following from MileagePlus United :
Welcome to e-Miles
Get started earning award miles today!
You can now enroll in e-Miles and earn miles that can be deposited into your United MileagePlus account, simply by reading and responding to marketing messages that are relevant to you. It's free and it's easy.
Receive 350 MileagePlus award miles when you join and activate your e-Miles account by 4/15/2013
Plus, earn an extra 100 e-Miles miles after you join and complete your profile
Is it worth it to join and can I transfer any points towards my United Account? I was reading the thread before submitting this post and it seems things have changed since 2007,but I want to make sure,from your input if it is worth my time.
Amazon and Restaurant.com are really not a big deal to me,since I have used Restaurant.Com before and even though it has somewhat of a small value,I do not see the big deal,as for Amazon, I hardly buy from there.
Thanks for your time.
I just received the following from MileagePlus United :
Welcome to e-Miles
Get started earning award miles today!
You can now enroll in e-Miles and earn miles that can be deposited into your United MileagePlus account, simply by reading and responding to marketing messages that are relevant to you. It's free and it's easy.
Receive 350 MileagePlus award miles when you join and activate your e-Miles account by 4/15/2013
Plus, earn an extra 100 e-Miles miles after you join and complete your profile
Is it worth it to join and can I transfer any points towards my United Account? I was reading the thread before submitting this post and it seems things have changed since 2007,but I want to make sure,from your input if it is worth my time.
Amazon and Restaurant.com are really not a big deal to me,since I have used Restaurant.Com before and even though it has somewhat of a small value,I do not see the big deal,as for Amazon, I hardly buy from there.
Thanks for your time.
I use E rewards to keep some of my accounts active.
#564
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 306
You will earn E Reward dollars for every survey you complete and once you hit $25 you'll be able to transfer it to UA for 500 miles. $50 most likely will get you 1000 miles. There may be amounts for $75 and $100 as well. Each program has it's own rules and other rewards options. Some programs have only one deposit per 30 days while others make you wait 90 days to make more deposits.
I use E rewards to keep some of my accounts active.
I use E rewards to keep some of my accounts active.
#565
Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 3,673
You will earn E Reward dollars for every survey you complete and once you hit $25 you'll be able to transfer it to UA for 500 miles. $50 most likely will get you 1000 miles. There may be amounts for $75 and $100 as well. Each program has it's own rules and other rewards options. Some programs have only one deposit per 30 days while others make you wait 90 days to make more deposits.
I use E rewards to keep some of my accounts active.
I use E rewards to keep some of my accounts active.
Salmontes is asking about e-miles, not e-rewards.
I find e-miles to accrue at the rate of about 500 per 8 month once past the sign-up bonuses, if only clicking on the 5 point offers. A few accounts receive more lucrative surveys.
In answer to Kay_nyc, no, transfers to HH are not instant (they are from e-rewards), they occur on the first day of each month.
#566

Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: PBI / JFK, ISP, LGA
Programs: AA, AS, AV, B6, DL, F9, WN
Posts: 868
#567
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,818
It's worth it if you have a little time to kill. I signed up for it and emiles instantly gives you 200 miles in the EMILES account. You can only transfer emiles to MileagePlus once you hit 500 miles in your EMILES account. To do this you have to answer a bunch of survey questions.
Remember, when you answer these survey questions, be interested in EVERYTHING so they will send you more surveys.
I earned 550 EMILES in less than a week and so I transferred the 500 emiles to my MileagePlus account. It took 4 weeks before actually posting to my MP account.
Now i just need 450 more emiles so I can do another transfer but like the previous poster said, the surveys are coming in at a VERY SLOW rate now and I get about one survey/week earning probably 5-30 emiles a week more or less. Also I think if i forget to check, the offers go away.
Another thing to remember, sometimes they give you extra emiles if you sign up for stuff, remember to click on the link to sign up for the offer (but give fake email addresses and addresses and it actually works most of the time).
#568

Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 423
I've been doing e-Rewards for 18 months and find it worthwhile, but I'm new to eMiles. It seems like to get miles you have to "answer a few questions" after you click on the links, in which they ask you for your personal information including email, address etc. Looks like signing up for a lot of spam for a measly 5 miles. Am I missing something?
#569
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,818
I've been doing e-Rewards for 18 months and find it worthwhile, but I'm new to eMiles. It seems like to get miles you have to "answer a few questions" after you click on the links, in which they ask you for your personal information including email, address etc. Looks like signing up for a lot of spam for a measly 5 miles. Am I missing something?
The initial first 300 emiles questions take along time. everything else are very short. If qualified for certain ereward surveys, i find those take VERY LONG to complete.
#570
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 306
Hey Salmontes,
It's worth it if you have a little time to kill. I signed up for it and emiles instantly gives you 200 miles in the EMILES account. You can only transfer emiles to MileagePlus once you hit 500 miles in your EMILES account. To do this you have to answer a bunch of survey questions.
Remember, when you answer these survey questions, be interested in EVERYTHING so they will send you more surveys.
Another thing to remember, sometimes they give you extra emiles if you sign up for stuff, remember to click on the link to sign up for the offer (but give fake email addresses and addresses and it actually works most of the time).
It's worth it if you have a little time to kill. I signed up for it and emiles instantly gives you 200 miles in the EMILES account. You can only transfer emiles to MileagePlus once you hit 500 miles in your EMILES account. To do this you have to answer a bunch of survey questions.
Remember, when you answer these survey questions, be interested in EVERYTHING so they will send you more surveys.
Another thing to remember, sometimes they give you extra emiles if you sign up for stuff, remember to click on the link to sign up for the offer (but give fake email addresses and addresses and it actually works most of the time).
Thanks
I've been doing e-Rewards for 18 months and find it worthwhile, but I'm new to eMiles. It seems like to get miles you have to "answer a few questions" after you click on the links, in which they ask you for your personal information including email, address etc. Looks like signing up for a lot of spam for a measly 5 miles. Am I missing something?
I have been doing both erewards and emiles (no job at the moment, lol) and you'll find that the questions and surveys asked are VERY similar. If they want you to sign up for promos for extra miles, as I said in the previous post, i put fake emails and fake addresses and I still get the miles.
The initial first 300 emiles questions take along time. everything else are very short. If qualified for certain ereward surveys, i find those take VERY LONG to complete.
The initial first 300 emiles questions take along time. everything else are very short. If qualified for certain ereward surveys, i find those take VERY LONG to complete.

