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As I talked about in last week’s Rookie Wednesday post one of the non-Credit Card ways for some to rack up a nice haul of Skymiles is via the Dining Rewards program.
It seems they are really focusing on all the frequent flyer programs this month and Delta is included and new members can get 2000 Skymiles for joining and then spending at least $30 in 30 days with the registered card. Here are the details:
- Join SkyMiles Dining for free.
- Spend $30 on a single dine at a participating restaurant, bar or club within 30 days.
- Complete your review within 30 days of dining. (The review link will be emailed to you, and it only takes a minute to complete.)
Depending on where you live, how much you dine out or take clients out for meals etc. this really can be a nice perk that takes little effort other than pulling out your registered card! – René
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