OT - what is the best "Air Miles" CC?

lander

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Shopping around, but can't decide on one. I'll use it primarily to save up points for international flights.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance.

 

blueedwards

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i use capital one. they let you use multiple airlines.

 

lander

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Hey Blue,
Thanks for the tip. Is there an annual fee? I was just looking at an AMEX/Delta card, but it's $85/year. Still trying to shop around to see if the points are more powerful, and if the fee would more than pay for itself.

The AMEX has double point deals for super-markets, gas stations, and a few other places. I'll definately check out the Capital One rules.

You running a baseball league again? I have my championship banner hanging in my home office

 

G.MONEY

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I use citi bank American airlines card...Miles never expire and have never had a problem booking a flight as long as you are looking in advance. Useing it for Hawaii in a few weeks...40,000 miles per ticket for first class...........

 

kermit16

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American express allows you to transfer miles to any Airline ...even Southwest !

 

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I run pretty much every dollar I spend through my Frontier card-but I'm also at their hub.

$49 a year, 2 points per $, 15000 points for a free domestic flight. Love it

 

blueedwards

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lander said:

Hey Blue,
Thanks for the tip. Is there an annual fee? I was just looking at an AMEX/Delta card, but it's $85/year. Still trying to shop around to see if the points are more powerful, and if the fee would more than pay for itself.

The AMEX has double point deals for super-markets, gas stations, and a few other places. I'll definately check out the Capital One rules.

You running a baseball league again? I have my championship banner hanging in my home office

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no annual fee.

no baseball this year...dont have the time for it. busy changing diapers and spending "quality" time with the family.

basically, i was told to choose between fantasy baseball and poker. not a difficult decision.

 

zee

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basically, i was told to choose between fantasy baseball and poker. not a difficult decision.

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Agreed. So, Yahoo's or ESPN's?? ;oPPPP