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Double Amex miles on Plat when booking VS

PostPosted: 20 May 2009, 12:39
by woggledog
Just got a mail from Platinum American express:

Double Membership Rewards points with Virgin

Platinum Cardmembers who book any Virgin flight before 30 June, for travel before 31 December 2009, will receive double Membership Rewards points 2.
Any ticket (to any destination in any class of travel) can earn you double Membership Rewards points, which can be redeemed on your next holiday, flight booking or on a range of luxurious goods.
For more information please call yourPlatinum Serviceson 0845 608 0845, option1 for travel.

Will do nicely :-)

PostPosted: 20 May 2009, 12:41
by Neil
Still rather have the 4xmiles by booking on the VS Black AmEx, although it's good to see a little benefit for Plat card holders.

PostPosted: 21 May 2009, 17:47
by narikin
whats a 'VS black amex' ? - I spend over $120,000 a year on my card, and never had an offer for an upgrade above basic level!

PostPosted: 22 May 2009, 01:40
by platinumleo
do you have a VS white amex? or a platinum amex?

I always get declined whenever i apply for virgin/MBNA cards yet I have a platinum american express, but oh well. I also received the 2 for 1 points with AMEX and Virgin Atlantic bit annoying as I have already booked all the big flights for the year grrrrr. Hopefully the family will go on a trip somewhere so i can book on amex and get some well needed points.

PostPosted: 22 May 2009, 08:28
by Neil
quote:Originally posted by narikin
whats a 'VS black amex' ? - I spend over $120,000 a year on my card, and never had an offer for an upgrade above basic level!


In the UK their are two levels of card, the white, non fee card or the black, 115 annual fee card, the black card has double mile earnings and also lower spend amounts for the reward vouchers. These are only available to UK FC members.

In the US, you have the Bank of America card, where there is only one choice, and different benefits, including the ability to earn TP's through spending rather than flying.

Neil