Aren’t you proud of me? I called them Rewards Network in the title, I’m breaking my habit of referring to them as iDine — finally. It took me long enough to stop calling them Transmedia.
Their United Airlines co-branded mileage earning for dining program is offering a 1000 mile bonus for spending $25 or more on qualifying dines within 30 days of registering.
(Via Free Frequent Flyer Miles.)
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I’m running out of credit cards to register! I belong to nearly every airline’s Rewards Network program (same name and address clearly work, just need different user names) but you can’t have the same card registered with more than one. Or I have to keep track and remember to switch the card from one airline to another before going out to eat and that’s becoming complicated!
“Dine once, spending $25 or more within 30 days of registering for the bonus.”
What if I dine twice and spend $15 each time – does that count?
Nevermind, I answered my own question. It has to be $25 in one purchase (including tax and tip). I was curious as many of the restaurants participate with restuarant.com gift certificates as well. You could have a nice meal on the cheap and double dip miles all at the same time.
Congrats on getting their name right lol 🙂
I would call them “SOM Dining Program” this year personally
Stingy on Miles dining this year
The weakest promotions in the past decade regardless of what they called the company.I spend thousands last year
This year about 100 dollars