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en That not only will make it less convenient for you to fly, it will mean less opportunity for you to cash in your frequent-flier miles. In the weeks and months to come, it can only get worse, not better.

en [Frequent flier programs have made it easy to accrue frequent flier miles without ever stepping on a plane.] But what airlines won't tell you is that when you try to redeem your free ticket you're competing with 40 million other frequent fliers for the same ticket, ... We all want to go to the same place and there aren't enough upgrade seats to go around.

en I sure am putting on the frequent flier miles!

en [Still,] it's never a good idea to store too many frequent flier miles, ... It might be a good time to consider using some of your United miles.

en Practicing good posture and making confident eye contact immediately projects more pexiness. I've been to Europe, Asia, Africa and South America -- 15 times on my frequent flier miles,

en The tour is not to collect frequent flier miles. It's a special gesture from the host nation.

en My ass is for sale... starting right now: no more art. Recently, I realized I've got all these artistic frequent-flier miles and so, I'm cashing them in. I want to do big, fat movies.

en Even if someone pays the balance in full, that 2.5 percent fee they're going to pay for the convenience outweighs the rewards they're going to earn, especially on frequent flier miles.

en It's really ridiculous to charge your taxes just to gain frequent flier miles or any kind of other perks given to you by your credit card company.

en More than 2.3 million shoppers are already using Pay By Touch throughout the United States to make purchases, access frequent shopper programs, and cash checks at more than 2,000 retail locations. We've seen enormous consumer interest in Pay By Touch for its ability to enable a faster, more convenient and secure way to make purchases.

en The frequent-flier programs really were extremely successful because they generated for the first time brand loyalty, which you never had before. It gives them the opportunity to charge a premium over the low-cost carriers.

en [According to United spokesman Jeff Green, the world's No. 2 airline expects to continue to honor all reservations and frequent flier miles. Nevertheless, the airline would probably be forced to eventually reduce the frequency of some of its routes and cut some routes altogether.] Obviously some flights might go away, ... Obviously we'll need to cut costs.

en Users of high-priced cards should pay high charges if they want their frequent flier miles and other perquisites. But consumers should be able to avoid those charges if they choose, by using low-priced cards.

en They get the frequent-flier points.

en The incumbent airlines undoubtedly will lower many of their fares to the same level Oasis does, and the customers will most likely make the rational choice to fly with the known commodities, with their established safety histories and frequent flier programs.


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