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Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
(Post 19691616)
This afternoon, I participated in an interactive 90-minute on-line focus group through e-rewards (the subject was advertising about the oil and gas industry). I am supposed to receive $35 in e-rewards credits for this session. Very interesting ..... I had not done anything similar on e-rewards. Anybody else do this?
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Sounds like some innovative offers lately! Yesterday I was offered $25 gc to physically go to an Ulta cosmetics store, look at two cosmetics brands' displays and report back via survey. I had to email a photo I took while there in order to get the survey.
I easily completed the process (spending too much money on makeup along the way) and qualified or the $25 in the mail. I'm assuming it will be a visa/Amex/mc gc. |
E-rewards [Master Thread]
Maybe we'll start to see lots more like this;)
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e-Rewards Devaluation
As late as last April, the best redemption on e-Rewards was 100 points for 7K Hilton Honors points. Now, and without any warning, this award was devalued to 125 e-rewards points for 7K HH points.
Is there any better redemption on e-Rewards? I was really looking forward to bump my HH balance to over 150K points :( |
Originally Posted by Kalboz
(Post 19705604)
As late as last April, the best redemption on e-Rewards was 100 points for 7K Hilton Honors points. Now, and without any warning, this award was devalued to 125 e-rewards points for 7K HH points.
Is there any better redemption on e-Rewards? |
I like 4,000 Priority Club points for $100, mainly because of the huge availability of Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express properties throughout the world. I find availability (and free breakfasts) to be more important that luxury.
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OMG, I'm at $95.65 and was just about to cash in for HHonors for about the 4th time. :td::td:
So now 4500 points for $75 is actually a better deal than 7000 points for $125. |
I just checked again and as before, I am still at 7000 for $100.
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Originally Posted by Kalboz
(Post 19705604)
Is there any better redemption on e-Rewards?
2000 Rapid Rewards points have a fixed value of just under $34. Most other airlines will give you 2000 miles which, conservatively, would be valued at $30. Easily much more. If you want to go through all the hoops, 3000 Iberia Avios would easily be worth $60 toward short haul US trips. |
Originally Posted by amanuensis
(Post 19708327)
I just checked again and as before, I am still at 7000 for $100.
When in Sept my husband's account was still seeing the 7K for $100 offer but since his last redemption was mid July, he could not redeem again until after Mid Oct. Well, we were on a long trip to Europe and 2 cruises since end of Sept till beginning of Nov. When I checked in Nov, his redemption option has changed to the current level. So if you want HHonor points, redeem as quickly as you can for eventually your account will see the devaluation too. |
Originally Posted by MDtR-Chicago
(Post 19708942)
There are plenty of as-good or better redemptions.
2000 Rapid Rewards points have a fixed value of just under $34. Most other airlines will give you 2000 miles which, conservatively, would be valued at $30. Easily much more. If you want to go through all the hoops, 3000 Iberia Avios would easily be worth $60 toward short haul US trips. I am wondering the route - redeem Iberia then transfer Iberia to BA. The only obstacle is, it cannot be done with household account at BA. So one must dismantle the household account first before trying this mechanism. |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 19708996)
Have you tried IB to BA transfer?
I am wondering the route - redeem Iberia then transfer Iberia to BA. The only obstacle is, it cannot be done with household account at BA. So one must dismantle the household account first before trying this mechanism. |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 19708996)
Have you tried IB to BA transfer?
I am wondering the route - redeem Iberia then transfer Iberia to BA. The only obstacle is, it cannot be done with household account at BA. So one must dismantle the household account first before trying this mechanism. |
Originally Posted by MDtR-Chicago
(Post 19709022)
Hasn't been worth it to me yet but it's on my list to try out someday. I hear you have to have both accounts open 90 days before you can do the transfer.
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Originally Posted by neuromancer
(Post 19709357)
It can be done via an avios.com account. The physical address in the UK does not to be real. But you have to wait 90 days after opening your IB account.
I understand the rule of 90 days existence before transfer. |
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