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Bonus Alaska Airlines and Delta Miles for Holiday Shopping!

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    Earlier this week I told you about 3 airlines with shopping portal bonuses just in time for the holidays.

    And starting November 6, 2017, you’ll have 2 more airlines to earn bonuses with!  You can earn up to 1,000 bonus miles with Alaska Airlines and Delta when you meet spending requirements through their shopping portals.

    Shopping portals are an extremely easy way to earn thousands of bonus miles or points for shopping you’re planning on doing anyway!

    Two More Airlines Have Jumped Into the Latest Shopping Portal Bonus Party

    Alaska Airlines and Delta Shopping Portal Bonuses

    Link:   Alaska Airlines Online Shopping Portal Promotion

    Link:   Delta Online Shopping Portal Promotion

    For a limited time, you’ll earn bonus miles or points for tiered spending requirements when you make purchases through the Alaska Airlines and Delta shopping portals.  The bonus you earn is in addition to the regular shopping portal bonus.  Participating stores include Apple, Dell, Kohl’s, Staples, and more!

    These deals can NOT be combined with other offers.  And returns, shipping, taxes, and gift card purchases will NOT earn the bonus.

    1.   Earn Up to 1,000 Bonus Alaska Airlines Miles

    2.   Earn Up to 1,000 Bonus Delta Miles

    Shopping portals are an easy way to earn bonus miles, points, or cash back.  But I recommend checking a portal tracker like Cashback Monitor or Evreward to make sure you’re always getting the biggest return for your money!

    And don’t forget, you can earn even MORE rewards for your purchases by using a credit card that earns miles & points.

    For example, if you use the United Airlines portal to buy an $300 purchase at Office Depot, you’ll earn 1,000 bonus Delta miles for meeting the $300 minimum spending requirement for the bonus.

    The the latest shopping portal promotions, you can earn bonus miles from Alaska Airlines and Delta for your holiday spending.  Just buy through the airline shopping portals before making your purchases!

    The bonus miles or points you earn through this deal are in addition to the regular shopping portal bonus.

    Enjoy the easy miles!

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