15,000 More US Airways Miles

If you aren’t getting this US Airways card, you’re missing out on a gold mine of miles. I just got an email offering 15,000 more miles if I spend $1,250 in each of the next 3 months. So to recap, I’ve had this card twice and picked up 40,000 miles each time after the first purchase, plus the 15,000 more I’ll pick up now. Such an easy way to make 100,000 miles.

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100 Free Starwood Points

100 easy SPG points for going to Facebook here and entering your information. Again, if you don’t have a Starwood account, these are some of the best (and most flexible) points around. 

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Priceline $70 Off Hotel Coupon

No details are known yet what exactly this will be, but it could be worth checking it out at noon…

http://www.facebook.com/priceline 
We’ll post an Exclusive $70 hotel coupon for our fans on Facebook.
We’ll have a limited quantity available so check our page at 12 Noon EST so you don’t miss out.



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Not That Hard

“How did you get so many miles?” 

I get that question a lot. Since I started this hustle in January of last year, I’ve earned over 2.5 million miles/points. I’ve also redeemed a few of them, so my current balance is in the picture below. The thing is, it hasn’t really been that hard. Seriously, as long as you have a good credit score, you just need to do 4 basic things:
  1. Sign up for frequent flyer accounts before you apply for the various credit cards. Stay organized by storing these accounts with AwardWallet.
  2. Apply for credit cards. Some people do 1 a month. Me, I do a bunch the same day every 3 months. No more than one per bank each day is how I do it – 1 Chase, 1 Citibank, 1 Bank of America, etc. 
  3. Keep a spreadsheet to stay organized. My spreadsheet tells me when I applied for a card, how much I need to spend for my bonus, when I need to spend it by, and when I should close the card before paying an annual fee. I spend maybe 5 minutes a day with my dorky spreadsheet.
  4. Stay informed. Blogs like this one save you from having to spend time researching. You’ll find the credit cards to apply for and know all the big promotions that come along.
Not that hard.
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