Re: easyJet credit card

On Jul 5, 9:44 pm, be_positive <be_posit...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On 3 Jul, 20:07, Easy <james170...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >be_positive  wrote:
> >>Easy  wrote:
> >>>B  wrote:
> >>>>Joe Curry  wrote:
> >>>>>be_positive wrote:
> >>>>>>What't the point of an easyJet credit card when you can't redeem
> >>>>>>the miles.
> >>>>>>Perhaps they will catch up eventually....?
> >>>>You have a link?
> >>>I have an Easyjet credit card and just booked a return flight from
> >>>Glasgow to Malaga for next month. I redeemed my points and got nearly
> >>>=A350 off the cost of the flight.
> >>Muchas gracias.
> >>The appropriate link is the easyjet booking site.
> >>Since getting my card I have made two easyJet bookings.
> >>The first time round, I had spent the money but not received
> >>the miles. The second time - on the 29th - I had the miles but
> >>could not find a link on the booking site to redeem them. On the
> >>principle that it is better to book now rhan to argue later after
> >>the fare has risen I just went ahead and got a good price.
> >>At least I now know that future bookings can use the miles.
> >I didn't need to find any link to redeem my miles. It was done
> >automatically for me
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> Then I think the airline has a bit more work to do -
> to make this clear on the website. Otherwise lots
> of cardholders will just pay by switch/Maestro
> to save the extra costs of booking by Mastercard.

The BMI Amex card is the one you want,it gives you 20000 miles and if
you join the Diamond Club through the 9000 miles link that'll give you
29000 miles total without taking a flight.More than enough for a miles
plus =A3140 cash flight from GLA to the States one way in First
Class.You can always buy an extra 9000 Diamond Club miles for about
=A3120 which will give you a return flight to the States in Business
Class for a miles + cash redemption.

Crawford