- Miles discovered a new variety of Target Redcards, the Target Redcard Reloadable. It’s mildly interesting for the $40 + $40 sign-up bonus, but probably more interesting for
shenanigansother reasons in the same vein as the Target Redcard Credit Card.So far it appears to be a Serve/BlueBird like product on the Visa network. It also appears that anyone that has a Serve or BlueBird gets denied during application, so ymmv. (Thanks to Miles via MEAB slack)
- AA’s partner card-linked program SimplyMiles and Citi Merchant Offers are again conspiring to help you earn loyalty points for getting luke warm food delivered or for a first class car ride to the airport in the back seat of a 2003 Chrysler Sebring. The offers:
– 465 AA miles on a $25 Uber Eats order, one time (this earns loyalty points)
– 235 AA miles on a $15 Uber ride, one time (this earns loyalty points)
– $10 back on a $25 Uber Eats, one to three times
– $5, $10, or $15 back on a $15 Uber ride, one to three timesThe SimplyMiles offers mention that taxes and fees are excluded, so make sure the base cost meets the threshold in case they actually enforce that.
- Do this now: Decide which of these you like better: Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hilton, and then link your Lyft account to the appropriate one:
– Alaska: 2x miles per dollar spent at Lyft through December 31, then 1x
– Delta: 2x miles per dollar spent at Lyft on airport rides, 1x otherwise
– Hilton: 3x points per dollar on most Lyft rides, 2x on shared Lyft ridesPersonally I’d just link to Alaska and be done with it.
- Southwest has 30% off of flights booked by today to and from Hawaii for travel from December 1 through March 8 of next year using promo code GOHAWAII. Double check existing bookings, and make sure to pack a meal when you fly unless a bowl of stale pretzels and some off-colored crackers float your boat.
- Capital One has announced its November mileage transfer bonuses:
– 20% bonus to British Airways (use for short haul AA flights or transfer to Qatar Avois for business class redemptions)
– 20% bonus to Accor hotels (don’t use) - Astra Finance, a popular tool for manufacturing direct deposits, will stop working on December 16. (Thanks to ChurnChurnChurn)
After a car-wash and some duct tape, your Uber Eats driver will deliver your cold Whopper in two hours or less; but most importantly, it’ll be delivered in style.
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