Anybody do this on a regular basis to get points for hotel stays or airline miles? What cards/programs do you suggest now? Thinking of the Hilton Program. But SPG has been good to me as we'll.
Churning Credit Cards
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I could tell you if I knew waht Churning a credit card was??
The experts at gaming the system congregate at www.flyertalk.com where they trade codes and strategies like insiders at the stock exchange.
Churning, as I understand it, is signing up for a credit card, getting miles/points, completing the spending teas, then closing it, all within a few months.
Thanks for the flyer talk site.
Be careful playing that game as it might hit your credit score for opening and closing too many accounts.
Good point, I think you must have a very high credit score to go that route. I confess to having done it a bit in the past. Got 60,00 airline miles, and took a trip to Paris. Used the card on the trip, then closed the account well before the annual fee came due.