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That 'stuff' is just normal purchases. He didn't spend any extra then he normally did: To answer your first question, I didn’t buy ANYTHING outside of what I w
by dalore 16y ago
That 'stuff' is just normal purchases. He didn't spend any extra then he normally did:
To answer your first question, I didn’t buy ANYTHING outside of what I would normally purchase to get these bonuses. For example, to earn 100,000 British Airways points, I had to spend $2,000 in six months – after prepaying my car insurance for the year, and putting all of my other payments (cable, gym, etc.) on the card for a few months I hit the bonus with ease.
- matwood 16y agoExactly. My credit union gives me points just for using their bill pay service. So I can get points when I use their CC and then get points when I use their bill pay service to pay on the CC. It even mails cashiers checks to my landlord for my rent payment and gives me points.