Sentences with phrase «big thankyou»

Again a great Commendation And big Thankyou to a job well done!!

So a big thankyou to NKotecha for her recent 5 * review saying «What an incredible useful podcast, all the guests are so interesting, this is a podcast I'm sure to find useful throughout my career.

A big thankyou to everyone who participated in this interview.

In order to give a big thankyou to all of the schools that have done business with them over the years Overdrive is donating 200 popular ebooks to 1,000 elementary schools.

So should our former centre back and current assistant manager be getting a big thankyou from Wenger and the fans for the way that he has turned a problem into aa asset?

'' And a big thankyou to Mr. Smith, we appreciate you wanting to take part in the church nativity this year............... we're really were looking for someone younger to play that part.

A big thankyou... actually, just purchased your 101 sketches in E Book form and sent it to my Dad in n.z. — he will love it!

Not exact matches

thankyou so much the dress is butiful fits well just a bit big on the bust I would recommend your site to all my family and friends

< 3 thankyou soo much for the comment on my last post, to be honest, I am a big fan of you kak hahaha xD cintaradeevahere.blogspot.com

Sigh Thankyou big plus there.

Thankyou for showing me that it is not just me who feels that indie authors are as valid as the ones with the big name publishers.

The big three are Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Citi ThankYou.

The Premier card offers a bigger sign - up bonus of 50,000 ThankYou points after spending $ 4,000 in the first three months.

Though its lineup does not include any major U.S. carriers, ThankYou is partnered with at least one airline in each of the three big alliances.

The three big travel rewards programs that allow you to do that are American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and Citi ThankYou Rewards.

The other big change to the card is the way in which consumers will earn ThankYou ® Points.

So by using the Citi Prestige card for your spending in these categories, you can earn a lot of Citi ThankYou points for Big Travel.

There is another big promotion for Citi ThankYou cardholders: a 50 % bonus on transfers of ThankYou points to JetBlue's TrueBlue program by April 30.

If you're looking for a card with major perks that does not charge a foreign transaction fee, and you're willing to pay big bucks for it, you have a couple of options: Citi ThankYou Prestige and Amex Platinum.

The three big credit card rewards programs that let you do that are American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and Citi ThankYou Rewards.

The Premier card offers a bigger sign - up bonus of 50,000 ThankYou points after spending $ 4,000 in the first three months.

A big benefit to booking this way is that it allows you to leverage Chase Ultimate Rewards and Citi ThankYou Points as Singapore Airlines is a partner.

If you're looking for a card with major perks that does not charge a foreign transaction fee, and you're willing to pay big bucks for it, you have a couple of options: Citi ThankYou Prestige and Amex Platinum.

Sometimes overlooked, Citi cards that earn ThankYou Points are a great way to earn some more Flying Blue miles for your next big trip.

Though its lineup does not include any major U.S. carriers, ThankYou is partnered with at least one airline in each of the three big alliances.

The three big travel rewards programs that allow you to do that are American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and Citi ThankYou Rewards.

One of the biggest downsides to the ThankYou Preferred card is its relatively high APR for cardholders with less than stellar credit.

I'm actually a pretty big fan of the ThankYou Points (TYP).

Flying Blue are also partners of the other big rewards programs: Citi ThankYou Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest, and American Express Membership Rewards.

There is another big promotion for Citi ThankYou cardholders: a 50 % bonus on transfers of ThankYou points to JetBlue's TrueBlue program by April 30.

This isn't a very big deal to me as I never used my ThankYou points to boost my Hilton Honors balance anyway but it does now leave Citi without a single hotel transfer partner.

You'll have to decide which card is better for you, but for me the bigger sign - up bonus, better earning scheme and 25 percent bonus on ThankYou Travel Center purchases made the Citi ThankYou Premier card my choice.

They're great no - fee cards because they give you access to two of the biggest rewards programs: American Express Membership Rewards and Citi ThankYou.

The big advantage of the ThankYou Preferred card is that you can transfer points directly to all of the ThankYou Rewards program's airline and hotel partners.

The three big credit card rewards programs are Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards and Citi ThankYou.

That means you'll get 1.6 cents per point for American and 1.33 cents per point for other carriers, which is the biggest bonus Citi offers on any of its ThankYou cards.

The biggest drawback of the card, though, is that you can buy award flights only through the ThankYou Travel Center website.

I can't say this is a big loss to me as I prefer to use my ThankYou points for other purposes... but others may find this disappointing.

Sure, they can not be collected via Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards or Amex Membership Rewards either, but there's a whole host of credit cards (some with big sign - up bonuses) that will earn AAdvantage miles.

For many, the biggest impact would be the loss of Admirals club access and the change in ThankYou points value to 1.25 cents when redeeming for flight tickets at ThankYou.com

Of course, the biggest development in our hobby is the demise devaluation of the Citi ThankYou Prestige.

These airlines, as well as American AAdvantage and Lufthansa Miles & More, are transfer partners with SPG but not with the other three big transfer programs: Ultimate Rewards, Membership Rewards, and ThankYou Rewards.

I usually would use my Citi ThankYou points, but I am still waiting on a big batch of points to be added to my account from a checking account sign up bonus.

At 50,000 points the Chase Sapphire Preferred card has the biggest bonus, but the Amex Platinum card and Citi ThankYou Prestige are worthy runners - up at 40,000 points each.

The Citi ThankYou Premier has a $ 95 annual fee, the only card in the group that charges a fee, but it also offers a relatively big 50,000 points sign - up bonus.

Many bloggers criticize the fact that ThankYou points doesn't have any US airlines as partners — and that's not a big issue for me: The airlines in the ThankYou program offer much better international flight experiences than the US carriers, especially in premium cabins and I'd take Singapore Airlines, Virgin Atlantic or Etihad over United, Delta or American any day!

But Citi's changes to the ThankYou Premier card are a big step towards leveling the playing field between these three cards.

The big three are Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Citi ThankYou.

Citi recently stepped up its travel rewards game with a big bonus offer for the Citi ThankYou Premier Card.

-LSB-...] Doctor of Credit reports there are some big changes coming to the Citi ThankYou Premier card, starting April 19, 2015.