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Earn 70,000 United Airlines Miles With a Targeted Card Offer!

May 31, 2016 By Million Mile Secrets

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Via Reddit, some folks are targeted to earn 70,000 United Airlines miles after meeting minimum spending requirements with the Chase United MileagePlus Explorer card.

Earn 70,000 United Airlines Miles With A Targeted Card Offer — If You’ve Been Targeted, You Can Use the Increased Sign-Up Bonus From the United Airlines Explorer Card for a Round-Trip Flight to Hawaii!

Here are the details. And how to check whether you’ve been targeted!

Increased Sign-Up Bonus on the United Explorer Card (Targeted)

Link: Targeted United Airlines Explorer Card Offer (Log-In Required)

To see if you’ve been targeted, visit this link and log into your United Airlines account.

If you see the offer, you’ll earn 70,000 United Airlines miles when you spend $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening.

And another 5,000 United Airlines miles after adding an authorized user who makes a purchase within the same timeframe.

The offer expires June 30, 2016.

With this card, you’ll see more available award seats than folks who don’t have the card.

And you’ll get:

2 United Airlines miles per $1 you spend on United Airlines
1 United Airlines miles on all other purchases
10,000 bonus miles when you spend $25,000 on your card each year
2 United Club passes per year
First checked bag free when you use your card to pay for your ticket
Priority boarding

The $95 annual fee is NOT waived the first year. But there are no foreign transaction fees, which makes it a good card to use when you’re overseas.

Here’s my review of the card. And check out my guide to earning and using United Airlines miles!

This is a great deal, because the normal sign-up bonus is 30,000 United Airlines miles.

Just remember, Chase has been tightening its application rules. So if you’ve opened more than ~5 credit cards within the past 24 months from ANY bank, it’s likely you will NOT be approved for the card.

Let me know if you’re targeted for the offer!

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