Frequent flier miles

http://aa.com/ (Under AAdvantage) You will want to go here and set up an account for each of you.

I'd send the link but it times out and you can't open it so here is how you find the credit card under the AAdvantage (on the left), choose:
Partners & Mileage Program
Credit and debit cards
CitiŽ / AAdvantageŽ Cards
You will get 12,500 miles on your first purchase! (You only need 25,000 for a trip to anywhere in the U.S., except Hawaii.) Right before the
end of the 6 months when they want to bill your credit card for an annual fee, call the credit card company and ask that the fee be waived.

http://www.webflyer.com/

http://smarterliving.com/ff/

http://www.freefrequentflyermiles.com/index.htm

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/show...1723&page=1

http://www.flyertalk.com/


http://www.webflyer.com/programs/mileage_converter/

(Under that Partners and Mileage program you will notice that there are many other ways you can get more free miles.)

You can get real creative on things to charge to your credit card....and you are fine if you know you will pay it off
when the bill comes in.We charged our new air conditioning system to get quite a few that way at one mile per
dollar. (You could book a Southwest flight and pay with your credit card and get American Airlines miles, plus SW
will give you 2 credits toward a flight. I think you only need 16 credits with SW for a flight.)


People can leave frequent flier miles to heirs, in their will, since they really
do have monetary value.http://aa.com/ A married couple will probably want to set up an account for each person..

Find the credit card application under "AAdvantage" (on the left). Choose:

Partners & Mileage Program
Credit and debit cards
CitiŽ / AAdvantageŽ Cards

You will get 12,500 miles on your first purchase! (And you only need 25,000 for a round trip to anywhere in the U.S., except Hawaii....those are about 10,000 more.) Right before the end of the 6 months when they want to bill your credit card for an annual fee, call the credit card company and ask that the fee be waived.

(Under that Partners and Mileage program you will notice that there are many other ways you can get more free miles.)

You can get real creative on things to charge to your credit card....and you are fine if you know you will pay it off when the bill comes in. We charged our new air conditioning system to get quite a few that way, at one mile per dollar. (You could book a Southwest flight and pay with your credit card and get American Airlines miles, plus SWA will give you 2 credits toward a flight. I think you only need 16 credits with SW for a flight.)

And i know someone who bought a used vehicle and put the purchase on their card, paying the bill in full at the end of th month (to avoid interest charges.)