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Gambling on Qatar’s 40% transfer bonus #3Cards3Continents

Greg The Frequent Miler - 26
Ever since Draft Day, I've been madly working on plans for my 3 Cards 3 Continents challenge trip.  As a reminder, Nick, Stephen, and...
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Are Greg and Nick reasonable or are they reward value heretics?

Tim Steinke - 35
Is there anything more Frequent Miler than Reasonable Redemption Values? Since FM started doing them in 2014, RRV's have been like a warm comforter,...
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Who offers the best transfer partners?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 29
Transferable points programs are awesome.  If you find a great hotel or flight award but you don't have enough (or any) of the needed...
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Citi offers an AA exit: Bail out or double down? [On My Mind]

Greg The Frequent Miler - 47
I was a bit shell shocked yesterday (in a good way) by the news that Citi is now offering 1 to 1 transfers from...
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A new transferable currency hierarchy (on Nick’s mind)

Nick Reyes - 25
Before this week, I think that most points and miles enthusiasts would have easily placed Amex Membership Rewards points and Chase Ultimate Rewards points...
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Transfer JetBlue to Amtrak for up to 1.45 cents per point value

Greg The Frequent Miler - 28
Who knew that you could transfer JetBlue points to Amtrak at a 2 to 1 transfer ratio? Benjy at MilesToMemories, that's who.  The trick...
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Targeted Citi offers to upgrade to Citi Premier fee-free for a year

Nick Reyes - 7
Doctor of Credit reports that some Citi Rewards+ cardholders (and at least one commenter there who has the ThankYou Preferred) are receiving an email...
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(EXPIRED) Etihad transfer bonuses: up to 30% bonus

Nick Reyes - 1
Etihad Guest is offering transfer bonuses when you convert points from hotel programs and transferable currencies, with bonuses ranging from 20-30% depending on the...
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Shop Your Way gift card redemptions working again

Nick Reyes - 21
Update 11/15/20: Transfers from Citi to Shop Your Way no longer have 20% bonus. Point transfers from Citi are no longer recommended. UPDATE: Gift card...
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Pick a single transfer partner for each program’s points…

Nick Reyes - 43
If you had to transfer all of your Citi ThankYou points, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, or Amex Membership Rewards points to a single partner...
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