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I am going to fly to cali and take the train back with my 7 month son to ny. Now I want to get sleeper but I figure it would lot cheaper if I had points . So how do I buy points so I can upgrade to sleeper?
Wasn't there a guy here trying to get rid of some AGR points? was his name fiat-fiat??I am going to fly to cali and take the train back with my 7 month son to ny. Now I want to get sleeper but I figure it would lot cheaper if I had points . So how do I buy points so I can upgrade to sleeper?
What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
I think it sends an email saying "take the Acela"What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
that was not funny. I really needed to know.I think it sends an email saying "take the Acela"What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
I am not certain, but I think the computer knows when you have reached the 10,000 per calendar year limit.What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?
If you haven't bought any of the points yet, you can purchase 10,000 points for a limited time and you'll get a 10% bonus. This would give you the extra 1000. If you have already bought points, then I think you're out of luck!that was not funny. I really needed to know.I think it sends an email saying "take the Acela"What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
...on ContinentalThe cheapest way to get points is to (barring the AGR Mastercard ect.) is to travel.
Is there a charge for doing that?I'm not sure just how they would stop you, but since they have a limit I'm pretty sure that they do enforce it.
However, if you are short just 1,000 points, have a friend/spouse/family member gift you 1,000 points. You are allowed to receive 10,000 gift points in addition to your buying 10,000 yourself.
Mrs. spot and I each bought 10,000 points and wanted to buy each other 10,000, but your limit per year is 10,000 from any source except their bonus points.
I just found out that I had already purchased 9000 points. So I can buy the 1000 I need. Thanks You can scrool back to Jan. to view your transactions.If you haven't bought any of the points yet, you can purchase 10,000 points for a limited time and you'll get a 10% bonus. This would give you the extra 1000. If you have already bought points, then I think you're out of luck!that was not funny. I really needed to know.I think it sends an email saying "take the Acela"What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
I think your question has already been answered, but if I'm understanding it correctly you should be able to buy the 1000 and if you do so by the end of the bonus period (in August sometime I think) you should get and additional bonus of 100 points in addition to the 1000.I just found out that I had already purchased 9000 points. So I can buy the 1000 I need. Thanks You can scrool back to Jan. to view your transactions.If you haven't bought any of the points yet, you can purchase 10,000 points for a limited time and you'll get a 10% bonus. This would give you the extra 1000. If you have already bought points, then I think you're out of luck!that was not funny. I really needed to know.I think it sends an email saying "take the Acela"What happens when you reach the 10000 point limit and you need another 1000 to get your reward trip? Will the computer reget your purchase and credit back your account?Unfortunately you can't buy enough points for a coast to coast sleeper. The maximum amount of points that you can buy in one year is 10,000, and a sleeper costs 35,000 coast to coast. So unless you've already got a bunch of AGR points saved up, or can transfer some in from another program, you won't be able to do this.
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