Earn up to 110 Qantas Status Credits on the ground

[muppet]

The Binge offer is sneaky; the going rate for new customers on Binge is $4.95 per month; but to get the 1k of QFF points you need to join on a $19/$22 plan - who would pay 400% over asking for 1k points.

The T&Cs appear to only include Hoyts as the entertainment category so Binge won’t get you any status credits.

 

[Aeryn]

I would, if it counted for this offer in the entertainment section, being $2 per SC or so. But it seems to be hoyts only...

It would be good if AFF could get clarity on this because the T&Cs only exclude Wellbeing:



and if you click through on the category it offers 4 options (only 1 Wellbeing which is excluded):

 

[Big John]

This is welcome news since my new membership year started today !

Qantas couldn't have timed this better .

 

[MelbFlyer]

Taking into account my upcoming flight which would net me 48SC, I'd be 16SC short of Silver.

Looked at all the options, seems just booking a ~$350-400 return flight somewhere and enjoying a weekend trip would be easier than signing up to / purchasing unnecessary things.

Cards and Banking - I've already got a QFF points earning card but it isn't listed / I'm not going to apply for a new one.

Insurance - Either already have insurance with my Novated lease provider / have just changed my health insurance plan.

Utilities and Services - Red Energy has a poor plan compared to what I currently have.

Hotels and Travel - Likely going to be more expensive compared to booking from other websites.

Fuel and Cars - I've got an EV and I don't have a requirement to rent a car.

Food and Wine - I don't drink much at all, realistically only could earn from Woolworths shopping.

Shopping - The only other realistic thing for me, but there's nothing I really want to, or need to buy.

Health, Leisure and Entertainment - I don't watch movies nor subscribe to streaming services.

 

[RooFlyer]

Looked at all the options, seems just booking a ~$350-400 return flight somewhere and enjoying a weekend trip would be easier than signing up to / purchasing unnecessary things.

Exactly. The thought of someone buying an insurance product (or anything else) that you otherwise weren't thinking about, just to earn some points/SCs bewilders me.

Its all rather Pavlovian if you ask me.