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Afternoon – I usually transfer my MR points out to airlines, but decided to try sitting on them to see if any offers came up.
An offer came up called “Cover it with points” – on the face of it, it seems I need to book the cash fare directly with the airline and then cover the Amex bill with points at a 50% discount.
I’m not sure what this means or if it is a good deal or use of points, so it would be great to hear from anyone with advice on/knowledge of this process
TIA
An example they gave 20k for £135 off. Terrible deal.
An example they gave 20k for £135 off. Terrible deal.
Thank you @meta – that’s why I thought I would come here and ask the Points Professors before leaping!
An example they gave 20k for £135 off. Terrible deal.
0.675p per point.
Isn’t that the same as converting to Nectar?Yes, basically. If you still convert to Nectar then you’d probably be happy to do this but I doubt many other people would.
An example they gave 20k for £135 off. Terrible deal.
Not a good deal, even EK give 0.788 when using points on carrier imposed fees
Yes, basically. If you still convert to Nectar then you’d probably be happy to do this but I doubt many other people would.
Problem is finding something in Sainsburys or eBay that you dont really want to buy to get the value out of it… do Sainsburys still do the once in a year double value?
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