Last week we told you about Award Wallet, a site that helps keep track of your airline frequent flyer miles. While a basic account is free, they’re giving away free account upgrades to the first 30 people who jump on this coupon code.
Award Wallet spontaneously threw these at us gratis over the transom: use coupon code “the consumerist” to upgrade your account to AwardWallet Plus, which gives you unlimited displays of expiration notices instead of just 3, allows exporting award balances into excel, displays your historical account balance change chart, and shows extra reward account properties.
Even if the coupon codes run out, Award Wallet now seems to be doing a “name your price” option for AwardWallet Plus. Neato mosquito.
Award Wallet [Official Site]
PREVIOUSLY: Track Your Frequent Flyer Miles With Award Wallet
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30? Thousands of readers and they throw 30 upgrades at you? Not 100? What does it cost them?
Does it matter what it cost them? They didn’t have to offer anything in the first place.
They allocated 30 coupons and that is 30 more than they were obligated to offer.
And in return got another round of free advertising. Your parent poster was just saying that if they’re going to pull a gimmick to get more advertising, they should at least be generous with it
where on the website do you center the coupon code?
Once you set up the account, upgrade it, then once you get to the order summary there will be a box for coupon code.
I just did it and it worked perfectly.
got it, just select credit card & there is a box
Awesome, thank you!
All gone
looks like the 30 have been used already
Yup, already gone. Sigh.
Yup…used to many times already….
That was quick. That really sucks how I missed this.
It’s been said before but Tripit is superior and while their pro service doesn’t let you name your own price, it’s not that expensive and much more functional.