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Old 04-24-2007, 04:07 PM
turquois turquois is offline
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i have a capital one credit card. for every dollar i spend i recieve one mile. i curently have 15,313miles saved up. i want to fly to europe which in total is 9,000 miles. shouldnt i have enough miles to get there? although the company states that 85,000 miles need to be earned in order to get a free flight to europe. Why do they call the points i need to earn miles? it does not take 85,000 miles to get to europe yet, i need to earn that many miles? i dont get it. can anyone please explain to me how this works?!!


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Old 04-24-2007, 11:54 PM
Steve in Kansas City Steve in Kansas City is offline
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It should all be spelled out in black and white on Capital One's website.http://www.capitalone.com/
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Old 04-26-2007, 12:05 AM
kattsmeow22315 kattsmeow22315 is offline
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I am having a great deal of trouble understanding your question and I have read it 3 times.Where did you get the 9000 miles figure? I use frequent flyer miles all the time and the least I have ever gotten a flight to, no matter where I've gone, has been 25,000 miles. That is domestic flights in the USA. I did use frequent flyer miles to go to Paris and that took 30,000 miles. The 85,000 is probably first class or in a very demanding season, such as Christmas. Please restate your question so someone can help you specifically. Good luck.
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Old 04-26-2007, 01:07 PM
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don,t trust airmiles if you go to europe and your bags go to cuba your lose your points. all so you will lose your points if you go to flight a and you ment to go to flight b your lose your points.
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Old 04-27-2007, 01:11 PM
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I 've had capitol one for years,, you seem a little confused,as the points do not convert to a free trip,, but is deduction to $$ toward a plane fare/airline of your choice..If you chose a flight locally, then it might be free as the codt is less?? It is not like the frequent mile you get for American and/or United,, these points can be used for other thing like a starbuck gift card, etc.. And the yearly fee is lower than the cc from the airlines..They did change their policies the last few yrs,as you need more miles to get a bigger deduction.. This card is great for those who are not required to fly one airline???9000 points use to be a $100 deduction,after you purchase your ticket,, now I think you need 15k points..And no expiration on these points either...
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