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American Airlines AAdvantage Overview

American Airlines AAdvantage is the loyalty program for American Airlines. Given American’s extensive reach within the United Sates and abroad, they are the loyalty program of choice for many folks (including Greg the Frequent Miler). In 2022, American completely changed how elite status is earned with the introduction of Loyalty Points, making it possible to earn all the way up to Executive Platinum status without flying.

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Convert Ultimate Rewards to US Airways / American miles

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This is a limited time opportunity that may be useful for some with very large Ultimate Rewards and/or Marriott Rewards balances.  As you...

Is the United card worth keeping?

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Every couple of weeks, I get an email like this one inviting me to earn up to 65K United Miles for signing up for...

20 Points Per Dollar at Kohl’s and Sears

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Through a special triple dip with the Chase Ink Bold credit card, you can earn 20 points per dollar at Kohl’s and Sears! In...

Last Chance for Earning AA Million Miler Status without Flying

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For people who have been trying to earn American Airlines Million Miler status through credit card purchases, hotel point transfers, etc., this is a...

Buy American Airlines Miles for less than 1.6 cents each. No limit.

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THIS DEAL IS NOW DEAD: As reported by DealsWeLike (see comments), the Aadvantage shopping mall is no longer offering 10 points per dollar...

Perpetual Point Machine… Not!

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When I was very young I invented a perpetual motion machine (a machine that runs on its own power, forever).  I drew a picture...

40,000 AA miles for $2000 Sears spend!

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 THIS DEAL IS NOW DEAD: As reported by DealsWeLike and a reader named Joe (see comments), the Aadvantage shopping mall is no longer offering...

Amazon.com: earn 4 Hilton points per dollar!

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NOTE: Since this post was originally written, US Airways no longer offers miles for shopping at Amazon.  Also, Hawaiian airline miles have droppe to...
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