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Monthly Archives for April 2020.

Video Explains One Of The Most Lucrative Mileage Exploits Of All Time

Apr 04 2020

You’d buy coins from the U.S. government at face value, pay by credit card, and get free shipping. There were ever-changing rules about how many coins you could buy and how often, but for a time it was unlimited – and some people bought seven figures worth.

The coins were heavy. You had to take them to the bank. And you had to track shipments. But that there was no net cash cost to the deal, and no real limit for awhile on how much you could earn, plus that it lasted in one form or another for about three years makes it an all-time classic.

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US Government: Airlines Must Contact Everyone They Refused A Refund To And Offer One

Apr 03 2020

DOT is telling airlines that continuing to deny refunds for cancelled flights and significant schedule changes is “a violation of the carriers’ obligation that could subject the carrier to an enforcement action.”

However the government will not act against airlines that have improperly refused refunds already provided they get their act together and fix their policy, educate staff about the change, and contact everyone that already took a voucher to let them know they are entitled to a refund.

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Department Of Transportation Will Make Airlines Offer Refunds For Cancelled Flights

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Apr 03 2020

In an interview Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao says that airlines have to refund customers when they cancel flights. That’s clear, published DOT policy.

Secretary Chao also said that the government should not ground the airlines, and that flying decisions should be left up to them – and that the nation needs the airlines flying, even now.

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You Can Request To Be Considered For An Amex Centurion (Black) Card Online

Apr 03 2020

The American Express Centurion Card, or Black Card, is a prestige item in a wallet but way too expensive for what you get. It costs $10,000 in the first year ($2500 thereafter). There are, however, some unique benefits the Platinum card doesn’t get – like Delta Platinum and Hilton Diamond status – and now even a $1000 annual Saks credit along with other new perks.

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