Sentences with phrase «enough membership rewards points»

I don't have enough Membership Rewards points to pay for my order.

I have enough Membership Rewards points to pay for my order.

For example, in the below search, I found an Insider Fare that I had enough Membership Rewards points to purchase.

But after racking up a bunch of United points & miles and Chase Ultimate Rewards points I saw that with enough time, patience, and finagling I could have enough points & miles that did enable both the trip I wanted to Europe and I've still got enough Membership Rewards points for 4 domestic round - trips in First Class on United.

So, if you don't have quite enough Membership Rewards points, you can top off your Singapore Airlines account from other currencies.

So, if you've earned enough Membership Rewards points for travel through your American Express cards — and you're ready for a trip, let's take a look at the best ways to use your Amex points!

For example, in the below search, I found an Insider Fare that I had enough Membership Rewards points to purchase.

If you're logged in and have enough Membership Rewards points to cover the entire flight, you will be able to see discounted fares.

Not exact matches

As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.

Once you accumulate enough points, you can get flights, hotel stays, and breaks in vacation packages when you redeem through the Membership Rewards program.

Combined, that's $ 190 / week - enough for 19,760 Membership Rewards points a year.

This is not a great use of Membership Rewards points, so only do this if you're close to having enough Hilton points for an award.

Unfortunately, with only 11,000 Membership Rewards points left after booking the flight out, even if perfect availability existed — which it certainly doesn't in this case — we wouldn't have enough left for a flight on any transfer partner.

Booking by phone allowed me to place the itinerary on hold for seven days, more than enough time to firm up my plans and transfer the Membership Rewards points, and proved to be well worth the $ 20 given my uncertainty about the trip.

Even though this transfer requires 2 Membership Rewards points for 1 Elevate point, an extremely low rate of 6,233 Elevate points per seat made this a fair enough proposition, especially given how much better the Virgin flying experience typically is compared to our alternative option of US Air.

As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.

Combined, that's $ 190 / week - enough for 19,760 Membership Rewards points a year.

If you're lucky enough to be targeted, you can get an absolutely massive 250K bonus American Express Membership Rewards points for meeting spend requirements on a Business Amex Platinum card.

My favorite way to keep points alive is by transferring either AMEX Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards to accounts that are about to expire because as long as you transfer just 1 point then that is enough to reset the expiration clock.

With Chase Ultimate Rewards points transferring over to both United Mileage Plus and Aer Lingus and with Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards transferring over to British Airways Avios, pulling together enough points for a transatlantic award to Seattle shouldn't be an issue....

After racking up 150,000 Membership Rewards points last year for signing up for the AmEx Platinum and Gold cards I had enough points for 4 roundtrip flights from Boston to Phoenix in First Class.

While most people reading this blog may not have a lot of Hawaiian Airlines miles the airline is an Amex Membership Rewards transfer partner so you could transfer over enough points for an award (at a 1:1 ratio).

If by some miracle you actually have a real world use for all those offers (i.e you were buying things you actually wanted or could resell with little to no loss) you would earn an amazing 76,000 Membership Rewards points (more than enough for a Business Class flight to Europe)....

I didn't realize that the program had special discounted fares called Membership Rewards Insider Fares that are only available on select flights and only show up if you have enough points to cover the fare.

I would never suggest earning, let alone buying, rewards currencies speculatively: if your account balances are high enough, you'll be better off simply transferring your Membership Rewards or Ultimate Rewards points to Avios and booking traditional award trewards currencies speculatively: if your account balances are high enough, you'll be better off simply transferring your Membership Rewards or Ultimate Rewards points to Avios and booking traditional award tRewards or Ultimate Rewards points to Avios and booking traditional award tRewards points to Avios and booking traditional award tickets.

Yes, the 0 % introductory APR and the sign - up bonus of 10,000 Membership Rewards points makes the card seem very appealing at first glance, but it's important to consider whether these features alone are enough to make the card worth applying for.

Don't worry if you don't already have enough miles to book — Virgin Atlantic is a transfer partner of Citi ThankYou Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and American Express Membership Rewards (which recently offered a 25 % transfer bonus), and you can convert points from these programs at a 1:1 ratio.

I clicked on «view your order status» link and logged into my American Express account and sure enough I had 2 eGift cards for iTunes sitting in my account that were purchased sometime this morning using my Membership Rewards points.

Also remember, that both American Express Membership Rewards points and Chase Ultimate Rewards are partners with British Airways (Amex also transfers directly to Iberia in case you don't have 3 months to wait to link with a BA account), so even if you don't have enough BA Avios, you can transfer points from either program to British Airways — preferably when they're running a big transfer bonus — and then transfer those to Iberia Avios in order to redeem better - priced awards to Europe.

In the past there were frequently big bonuses for transferring American Express Membership Rewards points to Delta, as big as 67 % and including elite status for big enough transfers (there was once an 80 % bonus by stacking two different bonuses based on how the rules for each were unintentionally written, but that wasn't purposeful).

The 20,000 Membership Rewards points plus the benefits that come with the Amex Platinum were worth enough for me to keep it open for at least another year!