Thanks again hit
#106
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That's what I did the first time. After that i just forwarded them the resto.com confirmation email (as a first and only step) saving the initial back and forth.
#107
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#108
Join Date: Oct 2011
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When I go through ThanksAgain website and choose a Restaurant, it takes me to restaurant.com website and asks for user id/password for that website. Is that how it's supposed to work? I thought since I am going from ThanksAgain and I am logged in there, the information should be passed on. If I have to create a user id at restaurant.com, will it count as a ThanksAgain hit?
#109
Join Date: Sep 2011
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When I go through ThanksAgain website and choose a Restaurant, it takes me to restaurant.com website and asks for user id/password for that website. Is that how it's supposed to work? I thought since I am going from ThanksAgain and I am logged in there, the information should be passed on. If I have to create a user id at restaurant.com, will it count as a ThanksAgain hit?
Also, I suppose it can't hurt to send in your restaurant.com confirmation + an attachment of your receipt once you dine at the restaurant. Again, use the same credit card for both, and the same credit card that you registered with both websites. If I'm wrong about this, somebody please let us know!
#110
Join Date: Oct 2011
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Sounds logical except that you have to send the receipt of your actual dining. Once I've bought the certificate, that receipt should be good enough. Anyway, I've sent their customer service an email. Will wait for a few responses on this forum as well.
#111
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You don't have to send in a receipt from the actual restaurant. There is no requirement to actually use the restaurant.com certificate.
If after a few days, your purchase at restaurant.com doesn't show up in your thanksagain account, send them an email with a copy of your receipt from restaurant.com. They will credit your thanksagain hit within a day or two. It takes another few days for it to hit your US DM account after that.
If after a few days, your purchase at restaurant.com doesn't show up in your thanksagain account, send them an email with a copy of your receipt from restaurant.com. They will credit your thanksagain hit within a day or two. It takes another few days for it to hit your US DM account after that.
#112
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: PHX
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ThanksAgain is who tracks your DM number and miles. Once you're logged in, select a restaurant which will take you to the Restaurant.com site. Buy a certificate there (after signing up if you haven't already). Once you purchase it, Restaurant.com will report it back to ThanksAgain, who will post the miles to your account.
It does not need to be the same credit card you registered with ThanksAgain (that's for shopping at bricks and mortar stores). However, the Restaurant.com certificate must be purchased by clicking through from the ThanksAgain site first.
For online purchases, ThanksAgain works essentially the same as the shopping mall.
Another alternative is iTunes, which you can get for $1.29. Again, be sure to click through from ThanksAgain before buying.
It does not need to be the same credit card you registered with ThanksAgain (that's for shopping at bricks and mortar stores). However, the Restaurant.com certificate must be purchased by clicking through from the ThanksAgain site first.
For online purchases, ThanksAgain works essentially the same as the shopping mall.
Another alternative is iTunes, which you can get for $1.29. Again, be sure to click through from ThanksAgain before buying.
#113
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It does not need to be the same credit card you registered with ThanksAgain (that's for shopping at bricks and mortar stores). However, the Restaurant.com certificate must be purchased by clicking through from the ThanksAgain site first.
For online purchases, ThanksAgain works essentially the same as the shopping mall.
Another alternative is iTunes, which you can get for $1.29. Again, be sure to click through from ThanksAgain before buying.
For online purchases, ThanksAgain works essentially the same as the shopping mall.
Another alternative is iTunes, which you can get for $1.29. Again, be sure to click through from ThanksAgain before buying.
#114
Join Date: Oct 2009
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Thanksagain is a very easy hit.
I did 3 hits for 3 thanksagain accounts by purchasing $0.99 itunes apps with 1 itunes account.
So, I can confirm that there's no need to use your registered card for itunes purchase (and other online merchant?)
I did 3 hits for 3 thanksagain accounts by purchasing $0.99 itunes apps with 1 itunes account.
So, I can confirm that there's no need to use your registered card for itunes purchase (and other online merchant?)
#115
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: BOS
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I also just made a purchase on iTunes (for $1.01). I know it takes a while before it shows up as miles on my DM account, but is there any confirmation before that happens, such as showing up in "recent activity" in my thanks again account?
EDIT: Never mind, I should have read the first page of this thread more thoroughly.
(According to a poster on the first page, points showed on thanksagain 2 days after purchase).
EDIT: Never mind, I should have read the first page of this thread more thoroughly.
(According to a poster on the first page, points showed on thanksagain 2 days after purchase).
Last edited by aarif1; Oct 27, 2011 at 8:06 am
#116
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: PHX
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Here's the entries for my iTunes purchase:
10/4/2011 iTunes $1.29 1 10/10/2011
10/10/2011 10/12/11 THANKS AGAIN MILEAGE AWARD 1
9/30 was the original purchase date, so note that the US Airways activity date was 10 days later. If you still need to do a ThanksAgain hit, you need to get on it.
10/4/2011 iTunes $1.29 1 10/10/2011
10/10/2011 10/12/11 THANKS AGAIN MILEAGE AWARD 1
9/30 was the original purchase date, so note that the US Airways activity date was 10 days later. If you still need to do a ThanksAgain hit, you need to get on it.
#117
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Not sure if I'm late replying here. I got 4 miles from the restaurant.com purchase (at least on Thanksagain.com it hasn't made it to US yet). Afterwards I made purchases at CNBC stores in JAX and PHL. Both show up on my Thanksagain.com acount, but with 0 miles rewarded for both. I am not sure what the deal is, I don't really need them, but I thought I would point it out.
#118
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Not sure if I'm late replying here. I got 4 miles from the restaurant.com purchase (at least on Thanksagain.com it hasn't made it to US yet). Afterwards I made purchases at CNBC stores in JAX and PHL. Both show up on my Thanksagain.com acount, but with 0 miles rewarded for both. I am not sure what the deal is, I don't really need them, but I thought I would point it out.
Earn 500 bonus miles/points when you spend $250 or more (2 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 1,500 bonus miles/points when you spend $500 or more (3 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 4,000 bonus miles/points when you spend $1,000 or more (4 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 25,000 bonus miles/points when you spend $5,000 or more (5 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 1,500 bonus miles/points when you spend $500 or more (3 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 4,000 bonus miles/points when you spend $1,000 or more (4 miles/points per dollar spent)
Earn 25,000 bonus miles/points when you spend $5,000 or more (5 miles/points per dollar spent)
The online shopping, in comparison, is a no-minimum reward. Which is why no one here seems to be collecting a hit from shopping at the airport.
#119
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 102
Double dipping? - thanks again & dining program
Has anyone successfully done this? A few posters in this forum have discussed their plans to buy a restaurant.com gift certificate through thanks again & then also get miles through the dining program in the same transaction. However, when I used my restaurant.com gift certificate - at a restaurant where I'm registered in the DM dining program, to see if it would give me credit - I did not receive the DM dining credit, despite receiving multiple dining credits for meals after this meal.
I assume this is because one of the program's terms (can't remember which, but I think it's DM dining) says that it cannot be combined with any promos or gift certificates, etc.
I'm wondering, though, if anyone has received dining miles credit for a meal purchased in part with the restaurant.com gift certificate?
I assume this is because one of the program's terms (can't remember which, but I think it's DM dining) says that it cannot be combined with any promos or gift certificates, etc.
I'm wondering, though, if anyone has received dining miles credit for a meal purchased in part with the restaurant.com gift certificate?
#120
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: PHX
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Strictly speaking, you don't qualify for miles and the restaurant has a way of flagging discounted transactions so that you don't get DM Dining miles.
In practice, however, most people running the register aren't aware of this and just run it as a normal transaction so it earns miles anyway. Unfortunately, you may have run into one of the few that actually does flag non-eligible transactions.
In practice, however, most people running the register aren't aware of this and just run it as a normal transaction so it earns miles anyway. Unfortunately, you may have run into one of the few that actually does flag non-eligible transactions.