Qantas Club Renewal - Points or Cash?
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Welcome to AFF msshe1.
When you consider what 75,000 points can get you flying, to spend that many points for a membership is very poor value.
Better pay the cash (tax deductable maybe?) and use the points for an upgrade or an award flight.
I doubt if one AFFer would spend the points on membership.
When you consider what 75,000 points can get you flying, to spend that many points for a membership is very poor value.
Better pay the cash (tax deductable maybe?) and use the points for an upgrade or an award flight.
I doubt if one AFFer would spend the points on membership.
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Without a doubt, pay in cash! You can get way more than $500 worth of value from 75,000 points!
You may also want to have a look at the Qantas Club corporate rate available to AFF Gold members. I believe the saving is currently about $90 for a 1 year renewal. AFF GOLD Membership Savings —
You may also want to have a look at the Qantas Club corporate rate available to AFF Gold members. I believe the saving is currently about $90 for a 1 year renewal. AFF GOLD Membership Savings —
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