Updated List of Free Credit Card Mile Promotions
Are you looking to jump start your frequent flyer account, round out a ticket, or earn an upgrade? Then check out the following list of credit card bonus miles promotions. There are offers from a wide variety of card issuers and airlines, and in some cases you get a free ticket in one fell swoop.
Without further ado, here’s the list…
» Miles Card from Discover Card
Airline: Good for any airline
Bonus: 12k miles
Annual Fee: $0
Notes: n/a
» Citi PremierPass Card – Elite Level
Airline: Good for any airline
Bonus: 20k points after after $600 in purchases w/in 1st 3 mos
Annual Fee: $75
Notes: n/a
» WorldPerks Visa Signature Card
Airline: Northwest
Bonus: 10k miles
Annual Fee: $90
Notes: n/a
» WorldPerks Visa Platinum Card
Airline: Northwest
Bonus: 7.5k miles
Annual Fee: $55
Notes: n/a
Published on October 2nd, 2007 - 6 Comments
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Thanks for the update! I always like to keep up-to-date on what rewards programs are out there.
Comment by Xias — Oct 2nd 2007 @ 3:38 pmJust a slight correction…
You’ve got the CitiBusiness/AAdvantage MasterCard listed as being part of United’s program.
Comment by Ben — Oct 2nd 2007 @ 6:35 pmBen: Nice catch. Fixed.
Citi PremierPass Card is listed as having no annual fee, but the small print on the site stipulates: “Annual fee applies”.
Wtf? Seems like bait and switch to me.
Edit to add: See Comment #5, below.
Comment by anonymouscoworker — Oct 4th 2007 @ 10:52 amThe Citi Premier Pass Elite card has an annual fee, but the regular Premier Pass card does not have an annual fee. Look at the application page again.
Also note that I have these cards listed in different sections based on the presence/absence of an annual fee.