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JetBlue points match deal

Should you play the amazing JetBlue points match deal?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 24
JetBlue is currently offering to more than match your Virgin America Elevate point balance, up to 75,000 points.  JetBlue points are best used to pay for JetBlue flights.  Virgin America points are valuable not...
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Credit Inquiry towards 135,000 miles

My painful pursuit of 135,000 miles

Greg The Frequent Miler - 26
Update: This post includes offers that were valid at the time of publication, but have since expired. Please click here to see the best offers currently available. My Business Platinum card has been open for a year now. ...
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JetBlue points match deal

My strategy for tackling the amazing JetBlue points match deal

Greg The Frequent Miler - 26
Given the current and awesome JetBlue point match deal, I’ve been trying to figure out my personal strategy.  Should I transfer points from SPG to Virgin America?  Should my wife and son participate too? ...
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JetBlue’s points match deal

Yes, JetBlue’s points match deal requires booking a NEW flight

Greg The Frequent Miler - 8
JetBlue is currently offering an amazing deal: they’ll match the number of points in your Virgin America Elevate account simply by registering and then booking and flying a JetBlue roundtrip flight by August 31. ...
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JetBlue’s points match deal

The Ultimate Guide to JetBlue’s points match deal

Greg The Frequent Miler - 97
Intro: JetBlue’s points match deal is arguably one of the best non-credit-card related deals we’ve seen in years.  While the deal itself is simple, figuring out the best way to “play the deal” is...
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