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3,000 American Airlines Miles for 1st Tee Time Booked With Golfmiles

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    Here’s another great deal from Golfmiles, just for Million Mile Secrets readers!

    Until September 20, 2015 (this Sunday!), the 1st 100 new members who sign-up for Golfmiles though our link and book their 1st tee time will receive 3,000 American Airlines miles!

    Have Golf, Will Travel – Earn 3,000 American Airlines Miles When You Sign-Up for Golfmiles Through Our Link and Play Your 1st Round!

    This is a great way to top-off your American Airlines account or keep your miles from expiring!

    What’s the Deal?

    Link:   Golfmiles

    Link:   My Review of Golfmiles

    Until September 20, 2015, new members who sign-up for Golfmiles and book their 1st tee time will earn 3,000 bonus American Airlines miles!

    Golfmiles is an online booking service where folks can reserve tee times at over 6,000 US golf courses.  You’ll earn miles, points, or gift cards every time you book – like a frequent flyer program for golfing!

    Only the 1st 100 new customers will receive the bonus.  Normally, the sign-up bonus is 1,500 airline miles.  So this is double the usual offer!

    Will You Be 1 of the 1st 100 Members to Earn the 3,000 American Airlines Mile Bonus?

    You must sign-up and BOOK your 1st tee time by September 20, 2015 to earn the bonus.  See my review of Golfmiles for tips on how to register!

    In order to qualify, your booking must cost $30 or more.  And they’ll deposit the miles directly into your American Airlines account within 2 weeks of playing your round.

    Note:   Only 1 person per household can earn the bonus.

    How to Register

    New members can sign-up by entering their name and email address at our Golfmiles link.

    Start by Entering Your Name and Email Address Using Our Golfmiles Link

    Then create a new account by clicking “Sign-In” at the top right corner of the page.

    Don’t Forget to Click “Sign-In” to Create Your Account
    Important!  Be sure to use the same email address you used on the promotion page when you create your account and make a booking.

    And you must add your American Airlines frequent flyer number to your account to receive the bonus miles after you’ve played your 1st round.

    To Earn Bonus Miles, Golfmiles Needs to Know Your American Airlines Account Number

    Once you’ve signed-up, you can search golf courses and book your tee time directly through Golfmiles.  And choose to earn miles or points from 10 different airlines:

    Choose From Over 6,000 Golf Courses in the US and Earn Miles Each Time You Play

    Remember, your purchase must be at least $30 to qualify for the 3,000 American Airlines mile bonus.

    This is a terrific deal and a great way to earn a few extra American Airlines miles for your next trip!

    As a reminder, here’s my series of posts for ways to get Big Travel with American Airlines miles.

    Bottom Line

    Until September 20, 2015, the 1st 100 new members who sign-up for Golfmiles through our link and make their 1st $30+ tee time booking will earn 3,000 bonus American Airlines miles.

    This deal is exclusively for Million Mile Secrets readers!

    With Golfmiles, you can earn miles and points every time you book a round of golf at over 6,000 courses in the US.

    This is an easy way to earn extra American Airlines miles for your next adventure.  Maybe for a golf trip!

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