Via NotiFlyer, a new search engine is launching that’ll pay you miles (up to 1000 a month with your choice of Delta, Alaska, Midwest, Northwest, USAirways or Continental) for using it.
Sign up at Zoomiles.com for an invitation when the site launches.
I’m willing to try it, though I’m skeptical. Miles are enough to get me to try an alternative to Google, but 1000 miles a month aren’t enough to get me to accept an inferior alternative. So we’ll see.
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Well, looks like the site is being powered by Ask.com, which I use quite frequently and get great results. Similar in quality to Google (in my humble opinion), so am definitely willing to check it out, especially now that I have several thousand miles that are in jeopardy of expiring! That’s the big draw for me, personally. Damn those shortened expiration dates!