[QUOTE=bzss7x;8496152]The 3000 milers are still in stock (I don't know how many, though). I suspect there are still plenty. No 850's. QUOTE]

I just entered my daily quota and checked under Delta, and the 850 reward is showing, but when I check my wishlist/favorites, it is showing out of stock. I'm kind of surprised. The 3000 reward is still there and in stock.

I just went to the MCR site. Although the 850 DL reward is listed, when you click on the square it says "Out of Stock" in the upper right corner. (At least it was for me.) IMO, They either need to restock or take the square off of the rewards page.

They're out of stock so quickly because people are buying MCR points/account on ebay and converting them to Delta Skymile codes which make the codes useless because you can be busted by Delta for buying or selling them.

I'm surprised with as much of that going on as there is Delta hasn't ended their relationship with Coke, but I guess Coke pays for the partnership miles too.

Not that I can see
 

[QUOTE=flyzabit;8497343]I just checked after reading your info and it still says out of stock to me for 850's

I just noticed that all of the Home Depot Gift Cards that just appeared the other day are already out of stock. It appears that the $25 Simon Virtual Visas or 3000 DL Miles are the only things of value now.

Again, is there any way to figure out how many 3000 DL miles are actually left? I'd hate to try and get the MCR points only to have the "reward" disappear.

This was just reported 3 days ago. 1412 left on Sept. 29th. No one has come forward to explain how they're getting this info. There's probably a reason for that.

Agreed. They show other rewards on other pages, even when they're out. :rolleyes:

1. Keyword "if"--if Delta catches you. But people keep selling miles because few get caught. Delta has no way of figuring out if the seller has a SkyMiles account that could be wiped out as "punishment". Besides, the cost of Delta reps figuring out who is illegally buying 850 miles is a waste. They should concern themselves with people selling their entire accounts (50K miles+) or better yet, the customers who actually fly Delta and have genuine needs taken care of.

2. As noted in previous posts, the re-stocked miles have been in stock for a surprisingly long time.

3. I'm going to guess a small percentage of miles get sold. While Coke does undoubtedly pay for some of the miles, Delta gets a lot of advertising.

Delta could avoid all of this by asking for a skymiles number when getting the reward. It would be great if I could just enter codes every day and see a quarterly sweep of points to miles. :(

new free 20 oz
 

Here's a new code for the 20 oz bottle of Coke product.

I used it today, and it works.

Drink up flyers!!

100084226454945

Actually Delta can get your information from ebay. They have an agreement, Delta's RPU agent can get your name, address, email, etc associated with the ebay account (and probably paypal account since ebay owns paypal). All they do at that point is match up information, freeze your account and send you a letter UPS overnight.

I've heard of people being notified by the RPU for bidding on as small amount of 500 skymiles.

I wouldn't take my chances.

It's an old code!
 

This code has been around since late May, 2007.

Kodak rewards
 

All I want is to redeem for some mundane KOdak rewards--need to make photo albums for a school project. Anyone think these will run out before I get to redeem?

The Kodak rewards have tended to last much longer than Delta or other more desired rewards. To be safe, for any reward you want, I would redeem your points as soon as possible.

All Delta miles seem to be gone:td: