Yes you need a purchase invoice. You will get an invoice after your credit card payment. What's your point?You will not earn Skywards Miles on: credit/debit card receipts
https://www.emirates.com/de/english/skywards/partners/the-dubai-mall/
Sorry, I misunderstood the point.Yes you need a purchase invoice. You will get an invoice after your credit card payment. What's your point?
Not worth it. You need to keep at least AED 500K in your account. The problem is it is a debit card. In case of fraud, you will be in trouble because debit cards are subject to different chargeback rules. They also cap the maximum miles you can earn in one month.Sorry, I misunderstood the point.
What do you think of the Emirates Skyward Saving Card?
Chargeback is a problem yes.Not worth it. You need to keep at least AED 500K in your account. The problem is it is a debit card. In case of fraud, you will be in trouble because debit cards are subject to different chargeback rules. They also cap the maximum miles you can earn in one month.
Not worth it. You need to keep at least AED 500K in your account. The problem is it is a debit card. In case of fraud, you will be in trouble because debit cards are subject to different chargeback rules. They also cap the maximum miles you can earn in one month.
Correct, Credit card programs and Amex and such are only a good bonus to have, buying directly, for example from emirates, caped with a limit of 100-200 thousand miles per year.
Some programs redeem 1:1, and to earn 1 Million miles, you need to spend 1 Million USD, which is terrible for value.
THE BEST is to buy them from miles brokers, 1 mile for 0.03 cents which would cost you $30k for 1 Million miles - book economy cash and upgrade with miles, depending on the destination, and you save up to 50%
I mentioned before, check the Emirates Islamic Black Card. If you spend $1M in one year then you will earn about 2M Skywards miles and it is worth $150K-$100K. Pretty amazing IMO.Some programs redeem 1:1, and to earn 1 Million miles, you need to spend 1 Million USD, which is terrible for value
There is one important thing about buying/selling miles. Most airlines do not allow to buy miles from third parties with money. If they catch you you can lose your account and miles. Those miles sellers generally use shady methods to generate miles(like using tourist groups accounts) and end with account closure including related accounts.THE BEST is to buy them from miles brokers, 1 mile for 0.03 cents which would cost you $30k for 1 Million miles - book economy cash and upgrade with miles, depending on the destination, and you save up to 50%
You value a Skyward Mile 4-7,5 Cents?I mentioned before, check the Emirates Islamic Black Card. If you spend $1M in one year then you will earn about 2M Skywards miles and it is worth $150K-$100K. Pretty amazing IMO.
Yes, sometimes worth more.You value a Skyward Mile 4-7,5 Cents?
This is the case if you buy miles and sell tickets using your miles as a travel agent. As long as you book tickets for yourself and your family, you are safe, NEVER an issue. The points I usually buy are AMEX points then transfer them to emirates, totally legal, and emirates is totally aware of that.There is one important thing about buying/selling miles. Most airlines do not allow to buy miles from third parties with money. If they catch you you can lose your account and miles. Those miles sellers generally use shady methods to generate miles(like using tourist groups accounts) and end with account closure including related accounts.
One of my friend's accounts closed last year because he bought miles from a travel agent/third party and he was using the account for herself only. It turns out the mile broker used accounts of tourist groups to transfer miles. The airline is a member of the Star Alliance.This is the case if you buy miles and sell tickets using your miles as a travel agent. As long as you book tickets for yourself and your family, you are safe, NEVER an issue. The points I usually buy are AMEX points then transfer them to emirates, totally legal, and emirates is totally aware of that.
IMO if you are buying miles you should aim for something between $0.03-$0.05 max for Emirates
If you really want to pay $0.03 per mile then there is no need to deal with mile brokers or any third party. Emirates sells miles on their website and the rate is already $0.03: Do more with your Miles | Emirates Skywards | Emirates United Arab EmiratesIMO if you are buying miles you should aim for something between $0.03-$0.05 max for Emirates
Exactly, that's where it went wrong "mile broker used accounts of tourist groups to transfer miles." that's a no-go.One of my friend's accounts closed last year because he bought miles from a travel agent/third party and he was using the account for herself only. It turns out the mile broker used accounts of tourist groups to transfer miles. The airline is a member of the Star Alliance.
Again it is capped, and you can only buy up to 200K per year. Otherwise, everyone would have only bought miles and booked with miles.If you really want to pay $0.03 per mile then there is no need to deal with mile brokers or any third party. Emirates sells miles on their website and the rate is already $0.03: Do more with your Miles | Emirates Skywards | Emirates United Arab Emirates
I am shocked nobody told you to use a "VPN" it's a secret in the industry where different countries get different prices... By using a VPN they don't know where you truly are buying the ticket from .... Configure it for different places to find out how to get it cheapest.....Tues...we'd ..Thurs are the cheapest days usually...... And by the way sometimes ask if they could...... put you on the list for free upgrade to business class or first class to balance the plane out for safety..... reasons...So flights are getting more and more expensive and i'm trying to find a solution to reduce costs as my traveling will increase.
Any tips how to realisticly reduce costs for international flights?
I am shocked nobody told you to use a "VPN" it's a secret in the industry where different countries get different prices... By using a VPN they don't know where you truly are buying the ticket from .... Configure it for different places to find out how to get it cheapest....
Even better, it doesn't work at all no matter where and what currency. About as true as "dress up so they put you up front because flight attendants really wanna look at well dressed people in the first row..."Does this also work for European flights with the single currency EUR?
Testing 3 people for 15 minutes on their typing skills with the same results of 50 wpm it's not really fully testing them.... One slows down drastically after 30 minutes. One gets faster as they type cuz it was just a warm up....And the last one is steady throughout the whole day..... Not to mention other variables that were not mentioned like hearing ability, visual ability, inclined short hand abilities and so on......... So what I'm basically saying is there's more ways to get a cat then what I mentionedtry another VPN .
...try Mexico and India and get your Spanish or Indian to help translate....!!!!!!!! Hint hint hint .. U can thank me later
as far as getting better seats on a near empty plane it's very possible with social engineering, the art of flirtation if attractive, on a overbooked flight volunteer to take the next flight on the condition you get business class or first class...be with a friend who has elite status on that airline...
Emirates Islamic Black Card has 3% fees on foreign currency. This card is useless if you spend your money in USD. Or am I wrong ?I mentioned before, check the Emirates Islamic Black Card. If you spend $1M in one year then you will earn about 2M Skywards miles and it is worth $150K-$100K. Pretty amazing IMO.
There is one important thing about buying/selling miles. Most airlines do not allow to buy miles from third parties with money. If they catch you you can lose your account and miles. Those miles sellers generally use shady methods to generate miles(like using tourist groups accounts) and end with account closure including related accounts.