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Is it just me or does Pelago now require spend over $10 before it will accept Krisflyer points as payment?

No bonus here either

But they are not spending my money.

To be fair I can't imagine it's easy coming up with brand new topics week after week after week for the newsletter.

I know it's not for everyone but I quite liked my KIX-CNS-MEL Jetstar flight that I picked up on sale. Being able to split the flight time to shorter legs of 7 + 3 hours was quite nice.

I have seen some people value their FF points at 2 or 3 or 4c each.

If I understand correctly, you are changing your city of origin. This cannot be done online. The date of issue on the ticket cannot be changed. The only way is to cancel it. During covid they allowed date changes beyond 12 months. This required cancelling the original ticket and issuing a new...

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I got this email today too. I was also worried that they might close my FFFL card so I called them. Phone agent agreed that my 5 transactions for the month (all low value) were not business related and they would email the relevant department and pass on the message.

ibis - rooms are small but the room I was given only had a stool, not a chair, so can't really work in there. Room is compact, tall building so you may have good views, buffet breakfast is good, location is central albeit up a small hill Pullman - I was given a room without a desk but the...

I didn't think EK F was that popular because of the high taxes. Is the sudden interest only because of the scarcity factor or has there been a large but quiet group of QFFers booking EK F all this time?

Is this Australian memberships only or Asia too? A lot of us here have Asian memberships since it's cheaper.

Strange. No cash fares for sale either.

Looks like it only applies to W.A. Lucky Western Australians!

There seems to be Airbnb people and hotel people. Hard to convince fans of one to switch to the other. Airbnb marketing does seem to revolve more around feelings, living like a local, and all that. They seem to not want to be directly comparable to hotels. The feelings message doesn't work on...

Here is the calculation for Accor. 2,000 ALL points (worth $70.48 at a hotel) converts to 2,600 Velocity points.

I have been getting the cash back. I don't see anywhere in the terms that prohibits it.

Hard to believe that all of the highly paid airline executives in America don't know what they're doing despite having access to all of the data.

That's easy. As an Accor Plus Platinum linked to Qantas, I will get - 3 Qantas points per dollar - at least 5% off the public rate - welcome drink - welcome gift - probable room upgrade - up to 8.8% back in Accor points - up to 3.9% cash back using Cashrewards portal - probable early check in...

Same here. Good to know it is a widespread issue.