Plenti from American Express, AMEX offers for Serve/Bluebird, Lots of Credit Cards, Barclays Upromise Credit Card, Free TrueBlue Points

Some nice posts from around the web:

• Plenti Loyalty Program from American Express - Doctor of Credit
• New loyalty program that is starting from American Express and partners.  Rite Aid seems to be the first to set it up.  Here is a review of their credit card as well. 

• AMEX offers in Serve/Bluebird Accounts - Doctor of Credit
• You can often sign up via Twitter as well, but this is nice to know about.

• The 18 Credit Cards We've Signed For in the Past Year - Part 1 Airline Cards - Money Metagame
• Shows you what is possible with credit card signups.  Not easy for most people to sign up for this many cards, but if you know enough, it becomes easier and easier.

• Barclays Upromise has Increased Sign up Offer Again - Chasing the Points
• Most people think that Upromise money must be used for college expenses.  Wrong!  They can be liquidated as cash as well.  The Upromise credit card has some nice perks including bonuses when transferring to Salley May accounts.

• Not a JetBlue Member? - Earn 7,000 Points - Deals We Like
• Join TrueBlue and book a flight and fly by June 18th and get 7,000 points.  Points don't expire on JetBlue.  You must register for the promotion before booking your flight

JetBlue - 4x TrueBlue Points

Book a flight on JetBlue by 11/13 (This Wednesday) and fly by 12/31/2013 and ear 4x TrueBlue points.


Don't have a TrueBlue account?  Sign up here for free.


TrueBlue miles never expire and miles can be shared across an entire family.

JetBlue Badges - Earn 850+ TrueBlue Points

Join JetBlue Badges and they will give you some free TrueBlue points for some easy tasks.

Join True Blue Frequent flyer program here if you aren't already a member.

• 100 Points for joining and taking the tutorial (takes about 30 seconds)
• 500 Points for connecting your Facebook Account
• 250 Points for connecting your Twitter Account

• 500 Points for flying JetBlue during your Birthday Month
• 50 Points for sharing on Facebook 5 times
• 50 points for sharing on Twitter 5 times
• 50 Points for inviting 5 people from Facebook

JetBlue - TrueBlue Points No Longer Expire

JetBlue is my favorite airline to fly domestically.

They tend to be cheaper than the bigger airlines like United and American Airlines and they give you more amenities in coach and better customer service.  Everyone gets a free checked bag, a snack and drink and Direct TV for free (which is priceless when you are flying with a kid).

In addition, if your Direct TV is not working you automatically get a $15 credit towards your next flight, no matter how much the ticket actually costs.  In addition, if there is ever a major delay you can get an even larger credit.

JetBlue also has a great Frequent Flyer program with TrueBlue.  Every seat is available with points and their points are consistently worth more than 1 cent per mile.


The problems with JetBlue have been that they aren't part of any airline alliance.  This means that you can only use the points to fly on JetBlue.  JetBlue also only flies domestically   TrueBlue points also expired with a year of inactivity which meant that you needed to fly every year to keep your points.  Not Anymore!


JetBlue has decided today that your points will never expire!

This is perfect timing for me since I no longer need to fly into New York and I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to use my built up miles.