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Excellent Deal! Up to a 50% bonus on Purchased Alaska Miles

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Excellent Deal! Up to a 50% bonus on Purchased Alaska Miles

Alaska miles are arguably the best miles you can earn, and they consistently put up OUTSTANDING opportunities like this to buy them. I just received an email giving you the opportunity receive up to a 50% bonus on purchased Alaska Miles. This is a targeted, tiered offer, meaning you need to check to see what bonus you are eligible to receive by clicking here. If you’re targeted for the same 50% bonus as I am, you’ll be able to buy Alaska Miles for under $0.02 each. To put that in perspective you could be buying 1 way tickets in Cathay Pacific Business Class the States to Asia for under $1000 each way. That is an excellent deal! I never recommend speculatively buying miles or points, but if you have a specific trip in mind and you’re looking for OUTSTANDING ways to fly there – this could be a great opportunity for you.

Here is the email I received.

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I was targeted for the 50% Bonusa blue background with white text

You can click here and log in to see what your bonus will be. It’s a tiered off…so the more you buy the higher the bonus:

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With a 50% bonus you’ll be buying Alaska Miles for roughly $0.0197 per point.
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The deals runs until July 1st.

  • Miles must be purchased between May 15th and July 1, 2017 at 11:59PM ET
  • Transacted through Points.com so you will not earn bonus category spend for airlines
  • You must have an account open 10 business days prior to purchasing miles to be included.

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What could you do with Alaska Miles? You could fly to Asia from the States in Cathay Pacific Business Class for under $1000

a seat in an airplaneOr interested in going to Africa? Check out the Alaska award chart. First class is only 70k points. An incredible deal at less than $1400

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You can surprise your folks and get a Birthday Cake delievered to go along with your Krug and Caviar in Cathay First.

Another outstanding use of Alaska Miles is Japan Airlines First Class. We flew it earlier this year and LOVED IT. They serve a $400 bottle of Salon Champagne. I mean…

Not sure buying miles is worth it? Read our Monkey Miles Monday Memo on buying points. It’s our weekly Beginner’s series that peels the banana on this whole Points business 😉

Ready to buy some. Go here and see your bonus!

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We keep an up to date spreadsheet that lists the best ever offers: You can find that spreadsheet here.

Historically 80k is a very, very good offer and hit in both 2022 and 2023. In 2021, we saw the offer hit an all time high of 100k. Who knows if that will ever come back.

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Cards that earn fixed points in the currency of the airline/hotel and can not be transferred at attractive rates. These cards yield benefits that make it worth keeping, but not necessarily worth putting a lot of your everyday spend on. 

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3 Comments

  • […] currently having a sale. Or you could use Alaska Air miles…just 50k! They’re having a big sale on purchased miles – a 50% bonus!!! You could buy miles and redeem for the flight for under […]

  • Debit May 15, 2017

    Which routes do Cathay Fly in First to Africa?

    • Miles May 15, 2017

      Debit – You’d fly first class on the leg from the States to Hong Kong and then Business Class from HKG to JNB. Essentially you’re getting the leg to JNB free as it’s the same cost whether you’re going to Asia or Africa in First. But you would have access to First Class lounges in HKG as well.

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