“Buying points at like, in some cases, 0.2 cents per point, that I could turn around and redeem those for at least two, if not more”

co-host of the Thrifty Traveler podcast · The Thrifty Traveler Podcast · The (Sometimes Weird) Things We Do to Earn Points & Miles Fast

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buy points at about 0.2 cents per point and then redeem them for at least 2 cents per point

0.2 cents per point, at least 2 cents per point

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