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#348 by andrewm
01 Mar 2004, 23:00
New Member so hi all,
i have a virgin credit card with the 2 points per £1 , pay £80-00 a year. Apart fron the double points and normal credit card travel insurance etc etc are there any specific point collecting bonuses i should be aware of. As is normal with me i did not read all the literature when i applied, just saw 4000 intro bonus and 6 months interest free.
many thanks
andrew
#26255 by The_Banking_Scot
01 Mar 2004, 23:49
Hi andrewm,

Welcome to virginflyer.

I have not seen any other earning bonuses yet ( apart from the 4,000 initial bonus)

Still it is a reasonable card.

Regards

TBS
#26257 by andrewm
02 Mar 2004, 00:00
H again,
re read my post and didn't make myself clear; i've read elsewhere about a companion ticket if spend over £15,000. Its these sort of things i was after rather than periodic special bonuses.
regards
andrew
#26274 by jaguarpig
02 Mar 2004, 13:47
The companion ticket is just like you said spend over 15k in the year and a companion ticket will show up on your FC account.They do work I have already used 2 of them.I have not come accross any other bonus miles apart from 2000 as a freebie when my accounts were cocked up just after launch when virgin travel shop points were credited instead of FC miles.
#26278 by andrewm
02 Mar 2004, 16:15
Any advantages if you use the card to book flights direct with virgin?
thanks
andrew
#26279 by jaguarpig
02 Mar 2004, 16:41
No just 2 miles per pound if its the fee card 1 mile per pound non fee card this would be a great benefit to match the recent amex gold offer.
#26284 by andrewm
02 Mar 2004, 17:49
many thanks for your help and roll on friday for premium economy with miles plus money to orlando
andrew
#32017 by Wolves27
20 May 2004, 14:05
Just got my 2 miles for £1 VS Credfit Card.

So annoyed that they don't offer the miles bonus to Credit Card cheques as my biggest account don't accept normal CC payments.

I'm missing out on about 50k miles a year because of this!

Obviously if this information is wrong please let me know.

Dean
#32029 by jaguarpig
20 May 2004, 15:10
Look at the T&Cs for the use of credit card cheques very closely as the charges can be horrendous on large amounts, interest is charged from the moment the cheque is cashed as per a cash advance and a charge is put on for using the cheque up to 25/30 quid ceiling.The interest they charge on large ballances is daylight robbery.I cocked a payment up on a ballance of 5-6k ish under paid by 56p and was chrged nearly 130 quid and it rolled over to the next month as well.
#32038 by Nottingham Nick
20 May 2004, 17:27
quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
Look at the T&Cs for the use of credit card cheques very closely as the charges can be horrendous on large amounts,


I totally agree with Chris here - I cannot see how the cheques can ever be a good deal - mine went straight in the bin.

Nick
#32039 by Wolves27
20 May 2004, 17:29
Fair Do's!

Trying to convince my big account to accept CC payments. That would be a lot of miles!

Dean
#32325 by djuluvmee
25 May 2004, 22:47
If you are ever in Australia and decide to use your VS card, not only will you receive your points / miles, but you also receive additional discounts on your purchases in certain stores. (not sure which ones they are).
#32390 by jaguarpig
26 May 2004, 16:35
quote:If you are ever in Australia and decide to use your VS card, not only will you receive your points / miles, but you also receive additional discounts on your purchases in certain stores. (not sure which ones they are).


That could be handy when the oz service starts(soon please);)
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