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Citi Cardholders w/ ThankYou Points: Apple eGift Cards Expired
15% Off
(Must Redeem Points; Valid 11/24 Only)
Thank You via Citi is offering 15% Off Apple eGift Cards valid for Citi Cardholders (redeem via Citi ThankYou Points).
- Note: Must login to your Citi account and redeem your points on the available eGift cards. Must have acquired points in your account to redeem.
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Citi Rewards again this year is offering 15% off Apple gift cards
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Yes, that's one example of a Citi travel card that allows point transfers to a bunch of airlines.... the Prestige is another but sadly no longer available to new customers so if you don't already have one you're out of luck there-- they won't even allow you to product change another existing card to a Prestige anymore so I'm hanging on pretty tightly to mine given I typically make hundreds of dollars a year profit on it vs the annual fee apart from the transfer benefit.
No, you just need a frequent flier account with the airline you want to transfer to- which is a free signup on the airline website.
You then link that FF number to your Citi thankyou account, and can transfers the points to that FF program.
Once there you can use them to book reward seats with that airline, or any partners they have access to reward seats for... (one example is Avios lets you book American Airlines flights via British Airways website-- offering excellent value on things like short haul domestic flights for just 7500 Avios)
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Or a refurbished Apple item.
I get more value from Amex MR rewards and Chase than citi. Amex gets me free short haul flights on AA via BA avois.
Also have to value time it takes to find an award. I usually travel on mistake airfares. Which I can find and book one a year at least. Points aren't worth it for those. Since I don't have a united airport within 3 hours of me, not sure travel is worth it for what little spend I put on citi vs Amex and chase.
Yeah normally that's the best use of points. I don't go too hard but generate about 1m miles/points per year. I usually take part in this deal each year using by Citi Banking TYPs. Those are different than the TYPs earned via credit cards and can't be transferred to partners, so this actually makes them a solid redemption.
No, you just need a frequent flier account with the airline you want to transfer to- which is a free signup on the airline website.
You then link that FF number to your Citi thankyou account, and can transfers the points to that FF program.
Once there you can use them to book reward seats with that airline, or any partners they have access to reward seats for... (one example is Avios lets you book American Airlines flights via British Airways website-- offering excellent value on things like short haul domestic flights for just 7500 Avios)
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Why do you keep replying to discussions other people are having about flying, where they ask specific questions about flying and people give them specific answers about flying by SCREAMING HOW YOU DO NOT FLY.
It's kinda weird my dude.
I agree Amex and Chase have an overall better set of transfer partners (and the churning rules make racking up a ton of citi points much harder than the other 2 as well), but there's still a fair bit you can get done with Citi just by checking which airline partners with whomever you're trying to book with.