How to buy Krisflyer miles
#31
Join Date: Feb 2010
Programs: FSPP, Impresario, Prive, Virtuoso
Posts: 697
So will the OP share how to generate "unlimited" miles at 2.7 cents / mile?
I sort of have an idea how to generate miles at 1.8 cents / mile, but I'm not sure how you can do it consistently. Maybe once might be alright, but not more than that.
I sort of have an idea how to generate miles at 1.8 cents / mile, but I'm not sure how you can do it consistently. Maybe once might be alright, but not more than that.
#33
Join Date: May 2013
Posts: 33
Agreed. There's no need to show off your methods. If you can think of it, others can too. You'll never know some bank employee will be here to see our methods and report them to boost their KPI. It's either you or them in the J seat, you decide
#35
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: SIN
Programs: TK-G | Accor P | SQ-G | Marriott T
Posts: 3,828
I heard from a guy who said he can have a million miles a year. He run a training and he said he always paid his trainers hotel using his credit card.
#36
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Sunny Singapore
Programs: TG*G, SQ, QF
Posts: 911
Boy do I miss those miles. Sadly I am also looking for the next great wheeze...
#37
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,259
I once accidentally transferred Amex MR (around 100K) from my wife's account into my KF account. I received an email from KF saying I would forfeit all the miles. They said pooling of miles is strictly prohibited.
Anyone who thinks they can accept KF miles from someone else's MR account better be careful!
Anyone who thinks they can accept KF miles from someone else's MR account better be careful!
#38
Join Date: May 2004
Location: SIN (LEJ once a year)
Programs: SQ, LH, BA, IHG Diamond AMB, HH Gold, SLH Indulged, Accor Gold, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 7,732
Always interested to learn something I don't know so count me in if anyone has some brilliant ideas to share via PM.
Unfortunately opportunities for 'manufactured' spend are close to non-existing over here unlike in the US.
The option to pay taxes (e.g. income) via AXS was THE TOP FEATURE of the DBS Altitude card for me and since that is gone it basically collects dust in the drawer.
Unfortunately opportunities for 'manufactured' spend are close to non-existing over here unlike in the US.
The option to pay taxes (e.g. income) via AXS was THE TOP FEATURE of the DBS Altitude card for me and since that is gone it basically collects dust in the drawer.