Airline Miles Reward Card....Chase Customers!

[RinasDaddy]

Are those things worth signing up for? It's a annual 25 dollar fee for the Debit Mastercard and you rack up miles for every qualified purchase. Has anyone ever got tickets from that? I do alot of spending so was wondering if it was worth it? :thumb:

[SprayedAccord]

I think the chase debit mastercard. you have to spend $2 and you get 1 mile. Tickets start at 25000 miles..so if you spend 50k in credit cards a year, then you're good!

[DC]

I use an AMEX Blue card. I pay most of my bills with it each month and then pay off the card (no debt.) $1=1 mile, and there are no annual fees. The really good thing about it is that you can redeem your "miles" for any travel expenses, not just flights. 7500 miles = $100 credit.

[zerinVR6]

I have the Chase premier Continental Debit card which is 1:1. The annual fee is slightly higher, but I accrue almost 2200 miles a month just on checking account purchases. I also have a Continental Mastercard and a Starwood AmEx. I've found that my Hotel points are actually more worthwhile than my flyer miles. I currently have 250k+ Onepass miles and 70k+ SPG Points. It all adds up quickly if you use your cards correctly.

And if you think you can get a free ticket for 25k miles, good luck...lol.

[Stevenc]

I have a Chase continental mastercard credit card. I get 1 mile per $1. The miles are deposited directly into my Continental onepass account. Continental has tickets starting at 15,000 miles each way.