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Not if you play the system, particuarly 'sign-up bonuses' designed to lure new customers (who will then not be bothered to switch). The OP uses an example - AA
by JacobAldridge 16y ago
Not if you play the system, particuarly 'sign-up bonuses' designed to lure new customers (who will then not be bothered to switch). The OP uses an example - AA Citi Cards currently give you 75,000 miles if you spend $4,000 in 6 months.
Using that as a base measurement (even though I'm now probably stretching the math too far in the other direction) he could rack up 300,000 miles spending $16,000. Very easy, especially if you also have some business expenses.
- kondro 16y agoSeems like reward points programs are much better in the USA than in Australia -_-
- JacobAldridge 16y agoI'm pretty sure they are, especially now due to the greater economic disparity between the two countries. On a completely unrelated note, it's great to see a fellow Qlder on HN.
- kondro 16y agoThere's more of us than you'd think ;)
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