I'd probably advise to get in quick!!
The promo clearly says '+10%' so if they're offering 20% (which it appears they are ATM) I'd be in there buying!
That's not to say LM couldn't reverse the transaction later (reduce the bonus, even after purchase), but if you're not in it your're not in it! (IIRC wasn't there some program where there was a bonus 5000 miles or something incorrectly credited which was later reversed?)
To save me looking - how much USD is 68,000 miles?
But I swear I am not buying - the Singapore t-14 glitch plus TG being so precarious (esp Brisbane which they will most likely discontinue, the options out of OZ are really limited in J
I am concerned about this as well. But there are still good value in it if you don't mind transiting in SYD/MEL.
SYD-LAX on OZ and CA is wide open, with the very rare SYD/MEL-LAX/SFO on UA. On the return leg, you have more choices from US cities. AFAIK, LAX, SFO, ORD and JFK are all possible on OZ (which offer very good J product now). At 80K miles, or $1200 USD one way plus very little tax, SQ and QF would have charged at least half of that as YQ. AS costed a bit more as it costs 2.14 cents even with 40% bonus. AA cost about the same but only if you can find award with QF which is virtually none. Routing through Asia would have costed more.
With the screenshot technic, it can still be useful, although you do have a lot of hassles. As I said, it's a love and hate relationship.
Sorry and have to add its also good from PER given SQ J to SIN...we tend to be forgotten over here (oh is that a chip on my shoulder...).
Seriously though i agree that it still offers really good value and ability to get F seats on ANA, Thai, Asiana, UA...and the ability to get 4 J seats often as well.
Yes its a fine art but its all part of the journey........
eg. if you purchase 1000 miles, you get 2000 miles in total. When you say "2 for the price of 1", you are actually purchasing 2000 miles, and 10% bonus is 200 miles, so in total you get 2200 miles, a bonus of 1200 miles or 120% bonus.
hmmm...so I just buy in 1,000 point blocks to take advantage of the +1,200?
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I'd probably advise to get in quick!!
The promo clearly says '+10%' so if they're offering 20% (which it appears they are ATM) I'd be in there buying!
That's not to say LM couldn't reverse the transaction later (reduce the bonus, even after purchase), but if you're not in it your're not in it! (IIRC wasn't there some program where there was a bonus 5000 miles or something incorrectly credited which was later reversed?)
Ned to think my needs through but at this price would defnitely be making at least the small purchase to reset my expiry clock!You can if that's all the miles you need. And I believe you can come back a bit later and buy more if neede.
Edit: oops, I think I misunderstood you. You have to buy lifemiles at 1000 block anyway. And whatever miles you buy you always get 120% bonus. It's not tiered, which makes it sweeter than AA/AS.
Apparently this 10% bonus is not applicable to members in US. First time we actually have an offer that is better than US!
LM seem to be a bit funny at the moment, a bit slow. I will hold off from buying until the website becomes more stable.
Thats an understatement! I've been attempting to look at flights and connections around Asia and so far have managed to find bugger all bc it keeps timing out on me ;/
Minister for finance is going to be hating me once i buy in again..if shes that angry im more than happy for her to fly AA and JQ on our next trip and i will meet her there ;p
Use United.com to find flights, then enter those into the LM website.
United will show you daily (all available connections) as well as monthly. So much easier!
Use United.com to find flights, then enter those into the LM website.
United will show you daily (all available connections) as well as monthly. So much easier!