Ideas to get 45,000 QFF points quickly?

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Here's a quick 5,000 points (2,500 points each). Just got this in my inbox from Qantas.

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[TD="align: left"] Give Qantas Cash a try and you could win the ultimate getaway to New York, plus earn a bonus 2,500 Qantas Points. [/TD]

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[TD="align: left"] If you haven't tried Qantas Cash[SUP]®[/SUP] yet, here's a great reason to get started. Simply register below and activate Qantas Cash, the prepaid MasterCard[SUP]®[/SUP] facility on your new Qantas Card.
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[TD="align: left"] For every eligible purchase[SUP]*[/SUP] you make using Qantas Cash before 27 April 2014 - at the supermarket, online, or for your morning coffee - you'll be in with a chance to win the ultimate getaway to NYC for two on 22 - 27 August 2014[SUP]^[/SUP]. The more times you spend, the more chances you have to win. And of course, every purchase also earns you Qantas Points[SUP]#[/SUP]. [/TD]


[TD="align: left"] Plus, earn a bonus 2,500 Qantas Points when you spend $250[SUP]˜[/SUP]. [/TD]

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[TD="align: left"] Little purchases can add up, so when you spend at least AU $250 (or equivalent in foreign currency) using Qantas Cash by 27 April 2014, you'll earn a bonus 2,500 Qantas Points. [/TD]
 
You can always try ebay. I check every few weeks and there is always someone selling 50,000-100,000 points.
 
You can always try ebay. I check every few weeks and there is always someone selling 50,000-100,000 points.
How does that work? I imagine there would have to be a level of trust with seller.
 
They transfer the points from their account to yours after payment is made. If you use a trusted payment method with insurance there shouldn't be too many issues if the seller is a "nigerian prince" or something like that.
 
As its been said before that buying or selling points are against QF's terms and conditions and could have both the seller and the buyers QFF accounts cancelled.

I wouldn't take my chance especially knowing QF are aware of people selling points on ebay.
 
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