Earn 20,000 air miles with credit card enough for a free flight to USA,

tinkywiky

I have activated the card before Nov 15 and made about 1,600 worth of purchase before Xmas. So yes, I believe I did qualify for the citibank promotion.

I have had a quick scan through the site. I wasn't able to see a link to the 20,000 mile promotion. Will have a look again.

Thanks,

blindman

tinkywiky wrote:

I have activated the card before Nov 15 and made about 1,600 worth of purchase before Xmas. So yes, I believe I did qualify for the citibank promotion.

I have had a quick scan through the site. I wasn't able to see a link to the 20,000 mile promotion. Will have a look again.

Thanks,

Lookt at this thread, page 6 post 118 has the answer

blindman

blindman wrote:

Now as for the elusive link to the 20K miles offer:eek:

As I'm not going to do this I probably will not chase it up, I'll leave that to Noodles

Call AAdvantage and mention code CBG20 to redeem MileSAAver awards for 20,000 miles -- a 50% discount

Though read my previous post #118 as to how to avoid the £15.00 fee:mad:

Noodles_2

blindman wrote:

Another 10K???

nope 15K!!

blindman

Noodles wrote:

nope 15K!!

Lucky sod:D

greenoak

I am still getting the citibank runaround.

Time to speak to another idiot that wants to treat me like an idiot.

Getting very peeded off with this bs

gillbee

I'm looking at getting flights to Chile for me and my partner. The flights are looking like they will cost about £1500.

I'd like to start saving airmiles (for next years trip) so I was thinking of getting the BMI card and putting the flights on this, then balance transferring them to an Ulster card for an extra 6 months interest free while picking up airmiles (and the intro 20,000) from BMI. Is there a better way of clocking up the airmiles or is this my best option?

Thanks

greenoak

I am still getting the runaround from these idiots.

Lies lies and more lies.

They agree I qualified in December for my extra 15000 points but for some reason AA will not process these.

They honestly believe they have a human processing these and thats why it takes 3 weeks after we send our "list" for them to process.

No point trying to explain xml export routines to these idiots.

Over 4 hours on the phone and still no points.

A supervisor rang me and offered me £15 comp for my hassle. He thought under £4 an hour was reasonable. Yeah right...

Time for letters.