Citi via Citi Thank You is offering select
Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery) for redemption of
Citi Thank You Points for 20% Off listed below.
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SRA1234 for finding this deal
Note, eGift card are usually sent within minutes after redemption. Ensure you select your denomination of choice
Physical gift cards have an expedited shipping option; additional costs may vary
Available Denomination- $25 Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery)
- Redemption for 2,000 Citi Thank You Points
- $50 Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery)
- Redemption for 4,000 Citi Thank You Points
- $100 Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery)
- Redemption for 8,000 Citi Thank You Points
- $250 Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery)
- Redemption for 20,000 Citi Thank You Points
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I've done significantly better on an unusual but doable transfer:
Citi ThankYou 25,000 transferred to Turkish Miles 25,000.
Used the Turkish portal to book round-trip first class (lie-flats/standard seating mix) from East Coast to/from Maui.
Those tickets are normally around $2,500 so that's a redemption of 10 cents/mile. Getting more than 1.25c per mile is much easier than the above award travel.
Citi ThankYou 25,000 transferred to Turkish Miles 25,000.
Used the Turkish portal to book round-trip first class (lie-flats/standard seating mix) from East Coast to/from Maui.
Those tickets are normally around $2,500 so that's a redemption of 10 cents/mile. Getting more than 1.25c per mile is much easier than the above award travel.
- Citi Premier or Elite card
- Similar travel plans
- Flight availability
It is certainly wonderful if all factors work in your favor. But I have discovered that, for me, playing the miles game more likely means points sleeping in the account depreciating than maximizing the value, because my travel plan often doesn't allow an ideal itinerary. In which case even converting them to cash that gets invested into SP500 is a better deal.