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Following on from today’s main article, re Avios earning cards.
A couple of follow up comments seem to infer that ;
a) You can now start in Ireland. I assume by that he means AerLingus somewhere or BA back to London
b) Or start with Iberia in Spain or LondonI’m reasonably sure these comments are not correct, unless I’ve missed something ?
These are applicable to the BAPP voucher, not the Barclays one (unless I’ve missed a BIG announcement). Would it not be better to query this under the article, though, for full context?
You can actually start anywhere with this voucher now, not just UK/ROI/Spain.
I haven’t read the comments, but are they inferring or implying?
Or check the actual T&Cs
Over the years I’ve come to the realisation that a lot of people simply (a) have no idea what vouchers they actually have and / or (b) just assume that all credit card vouchers are the same.
These are applicable to the BAPP voucher, not the Barclays one (unless I’ve missed a BIG announcement). Would it not be better to query this under the article, though, for full context?
You can actually start anywhere with this voucher now, not just UK/ROI/Spain.
I haven’t read the comments, but are they inferring or implying?
The responses referred to the B’card voucher, and I think I would get a more definite response on here.
Or check the actual T&Cs
Over the years I’ve come to the realisation that a lot of people simply (a) have no idea what vouchers they actually have and / or (b) just assume that all credit card vouchers are the same.
Thanks, I checked the terms earlier also, but nothings changed, still exUK, unfortunately.
Or check the actual T&Cs
Over the years I’ve come to the realisation that a lot of people simply (a) have no idea what vouchers they actually have and / or (b) just assume that all credit card vouchers are the same.
Or check the actual T&Cs
Over the years I’ve come to the realisation that a lot of people simply (a) have no idea what vouchers they actually have and / or (b) just assume that all credit card vouchers are the same.
Thanks, I checked these terms earlier as well…shame, but still exUK only.
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