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How to earn 1.3 million miles from one flight, Capital One Shopping clawbacks and...

Tim Steinke - 3
Earning 1.3 million miles from one paid flight, another round of Capital One Shopping clawbacks, Amex retention calls made easy and the 23,000,000-mile man....
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Why I’m keeping the Amex Gold another year

Greg The Frequent Miler - 21
Two days before Nick posted that he was considering dumping the Amex Gold card for the Capital One SavorOne, I made my own decision...
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36,000 points in 8 minutes (sort of) and what I learned

Nick Reyes - 36
Without a doubt, the easiest way to earn miles and points is through credit card bonuses. The welcome offers on many cards are huge...
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My 130K phone call

Greg The Frequent Miler - 29
June 4th was approaching quickly.  That’s the day that my Citi Forward card was scheduled to turn into a pumpkin.  Starting June 4th, the...

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