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I'm sure if varies, but for the most part, with everything I checked on Southwest, I came ahead quite a bit.
I always had my doubts about the travel cards' benefits, but I'm a believer now.
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
@DoroLucky wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
Hahahaa.. You are very silly...
@DoroLucky wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
You don't need to start another thread. Even for the Freedom, they're called Ultimate Rewards. However, without the CSP or Ink+ as I previously mentioned you cannot transfer them to travel partners regardless of what they're called. The Freedom is a cashback card and only when combined with other cards does it change at all.
@Anonymous wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
You don't need to start another thread. Even for the Freedom, they're called Ultimate Rewards. However, without the CSP or Ink+ as I previously mentioned you cannot transfer them to travel partners regardless of what they're called. The Freedom is a cashback card and only when combined with other cards does it change at all.
I got it and I swear I am not sure WHAT I was thinking when I posting that. By the time I realized I posted gibberish, you guys had already seen it and was confused LOL. Sorry, carry on LOL
@Anonymous wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
Hahahaa.. You are very silly...
I started to scratch my own head when I went back and checked what I posted
@DoroLucky wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
@red259 wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
Hmmmmm my rewards account says it's ultimate rewards. I'm about to make a separate thread.I don't understand what you are asking or saying. Ultimate rewards is the chase rewards points. The OP transferred those points into rapid rewards which is the southwest program.
i don't understand either
Hahahaa.. You are very silly...
I started to scratch my own head when I went back and checked what I posted
A new Louis Vuitton bag can do that to anyone.. That bag is soo gorgeous..
@Anonymous wrote:A new Louis Vuitton bag can do that to anyone.. That bag is soo gorgeous..
Indeed it is. I don't have it yet but I'm stacking up my GC's to get at least half of the funds in GC's and pay the rest on my SaksFirst card. So far, I have $300 . I want the medium size which is $1260 plus tax. Perfect size, not too big not too small.