Get a 20% bonus when you buy Hyatt Gold Passport points

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• mrtibbs1999 says:

  12 May12 May 11:24

  The USA daily getaway deals out later this month normally have Hyatt points for 1c each. Not guaranteed, but could be a better deal.

  • Rob says:

    12 May12 May 13:59

    True. Only the first 2 weeks out so far and if Hyatt is there beyond week 2 it will go quickly. Plus you need to know the trick of using a UK Amex card to avoid rejection!

    • Mrtibbs1999 says:

      12 May12 May 16:22

      Trick?

      • Mrtibbs1999 says:

        12 May12 May 16:25

        You mean putting the correct billing address with a us state as the region? Or something sneakier?

        • Rob says:

          12 May12 May 16:58

          You need a 5-number US zip code which must match your UK 6-character post code ….!

        • mrtibbs1999 says:

          12 May12 May 20:47

          How does that work?

        • Alan says:

          12 May12 May 21:39

          I just put the numbers from my post code in then pad with zeroes – certainly works well at petrol stations!

• Leon says:

  12 May12 May 22:17

  Trust the same trick is required when paying with a Dutch Amex?

  • mrtibbs1999 says:

    13 May13 May 06:10

    So if my postcode is xx38xx I would use the Zip code 00380?

    • Rob says:

      13 May13 May 08:55

      No. You add trailing zeros, so you need 38000. First line of street address also needs to match. Forget state, country and indeed your name.

      The Hyatt deal via Daily Getaways does not seem bad at all – especially for Brits who do not have the option of getting the Hyatt credit card or converting Chase points. With only 35 sets of 30k available your chances of grabbing one are not great, but if you are at your PC at the right time it is worth a go.

      I may go for it myself as our 30k Hyatt collection (literally 30,600 or something) is about to be wiped out on 2 x 15k rooms in Hamburg for August.

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