I just want to say thanks to the OP for starting this thread. I'm definitely going to be looking into AwardWallet. In the past several months, I've started getting confused with all of my different FF programs because I've been adding to them due to some credit card deals. This seems like it will be very helpful in keeping them all straight.

Thanks!

This is probably 100% true, but it does not address the question of whether they now, or ever in the future, will rent out subscriber information to third parties for use in their marketing campaigns.

I think it's always smart to use a secondary email address to you can keep websites honest.

Just checking out the mobile site - there's a little issue. When you login, it redirects to a secure link (https). But your SSL cert is for www and not m, so it has a security problem.

Fantastic! Thanks!

I tried awardwallet and its great. Very nice interface, great features, and covers all the programs I'm part of.

In the end, I stuck with Yodlee because I like the idea of having the 'all-in-one' site with both rewards & financial stuff together.

But for anyone who prefers a separate site for rewards tracking, there's no better option that Awardwallet.

My iPhone isn't actually forwarding me to m.awardwallet.com automatically . . .

The issue with the mobile site ssl certificate has been fixed (m.AwardWallet.com).

Note: We do not redirect the iPhone or Android phones from www.AwardWallet.com to m.AwardWallet.com. We do this because they are able to handle the full featured site very well. However, if you do want to use the mobile version you can browse to m.awardwallet.com.

Have a great weekend and keep the comments coming.

- The AwardWallet Team

I've got to say, you guys are really on it! This is definitely the best site I've used to aggregate this info, and the fact that you're so responsive makes it even better.

Glad I donated!

If anyone is interested we recently had an interview on The Jetiquette Show. Funny thing....Randy Petersen, the owner of FlyerTalk, was also on this show.

Randy's interview starts about 5 minutes into the show. AwardWallet starts about 35 minutes in. I made one mistake in the beginning saying that we started AwardWallet in 1994. However, I meant to say 2004. We corrected it at the end of the interview.

Flyer Talk with Randy Petersen & What's in Your Award Wallet ?
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/the-sky...he-sky-steward


Enjoy
- The AwardWallet Team

I left Miletracker a year ago and never looked back. I love Award Wallet.

I monitor 5 different people's accounts and Award Wallet handles this well (miletracker could not even get US Airways right).

I do have 2 items on my wish list:
1) I wish I could export the summary into excel.
2) I have the premium account so I can see expiration dates. I wish I could sort all accounts by expiration date, regardless of the owner, to know which acounts need activity first.

Thanks for all the responses. So no replies to that question I had in bold in the original first post regarding the credit card security issue?

I just started using award wallet about a month ago. I think that it is great. I love tracking all of my family member's account in one screen. The automatic log in is a fantastic feature. Keep up the good work.

Thanks, OP. An easy way to keep everything viewable at a single click and password. Very usable.

Many thanks to OP. Just tried it and found that Award Wallet is awesome!!!!

Original questions: "When you give Awardwallet your passwords to your frequent flyer accounts, can they access your mailing address, credit card numbers (e.g., if you registered a credit card with any reward program or something like "dining for miles" if "dining for miles" can be tracked), upcoming or past itineraries and other such personal information?"

They can access anything that you can access by logging into your airline or hotel account. If those account pages show your full credit card number, expiry date and security number, then AwardWallet can see that information also.

They do seem to notice upcoming reservations, at least on AA.