Website devoted to earning free air miles online
 

Hello, <BR> <BR>I have created a website that lists many strategies one can use to obtain airline mileage without flying or buying anything. This website is the results of all my research over the last year. If you are a budget or student traveler or simply a mileage addict, I think you will like it. <BR> <BR>http://members.theglobe.com/mileage <BR> <BR> <BR>THANKS!!!!

Nice website. Thanks for all the tips.

I really liked your website and it helped me earn some extra miles - thank you. I have a question; where can I find an online resource that compares credit cards that offer airline miles?

Thanks for the compliments! The Airline Mileage Workshop has been mentioned in travel articles in numerous magazines and newspapers as well. Lots of new promotions and airline surveys that earn miles have been added in the last few weeks! <BR> <BR>David <BR>The Airline Mileage Workshop <BR>http://members.theglobe.com/mileage

A reply to Kyra: <BR> <BR>The best online resource for comparing air mileage credit cards would be www.webflyer.com

After trying unsuccessfully to access this website a couple of times, I finally connected. I was dissapointed to see that there is no opportunity to earn Alaska Airlines miles but did pick up 4,500 United miles even though I am far from earning a free ticket with them.

I wish the airlines did not make it so easy to earn miles this way. If more and more options are available to earn miles; especially for free like this website shows, then award levels are going to go on the rise in the near future.

Actually, some award levels are going up already. I fly Northwest regularly and have noticed that it will take 80k miles to go to Europe now instead of 70k. On the good side, they have reduced a domestic ticket to 20k for 8 months of the year.

The only problem I have with this is that, although they allege they don't sell the information to others <BR> <BR>1) I routinely receive phone calls and mail from them and people they've GIVEN the information AWAY to <BR> <BR>2) I'm bombarded..Giving your telephone in most cases is a requirement, as is a physical address. If anyone knows a way to get around this, please advise. Thanks