I apologize for the lack of posting, I literally just got back to my apartment after 14 hours of driving from Tennessee (and the day before that consisted of 15 hours of driving; jeez... I wonder if I have bed sores from sitting for so long?).
Here are some quickies for you to enjoy now, and I look forward to sharing more details of my Texas road trip tomorrow!
Priority Club PointBreaks: Priority Club has released their PointBreaks across select properties across the globe for nights up until March 31, 2012. PointBreaks are available for only 5,000 points per night. And, since PointBreaks are such an incredible value, they are only available at select locations for a limited time. Be sure to check back often. PointBreaks are updated frequently. Be sure to check out the complete list of participating properties here. I was excited to see a Tahiti property as a PointBreak (look under Asia). Boy would I love to visit Tahiti right about now...
Also, if you aren't quite at 5,000 points yet, remember that you can buy points (1000 points sell for $11.50 to $13.50 . Members can buy up to 50,000 points per calendar year.
10,000 Priority Club Points for Paying Energy Bill: Not sure if this would apply to everyone out there, but I did receive this offer in my email today. With Energy Plus, you'll earn points every time you pay your electric bill and get a 10,000 point enrollment bonus.
Earn points when you enroll your electric account
- Earn 10,000 Priority Club points as a special bonus after your second month as an Energy Plus customer*
- Earn Priority Club points every month — 2 points for every $1 on the supply portion of your electric bill*
- Save up to 10% — Energy Plus has a current supply rate for new customers that is up to 10% below your local utility company**
- Enjoy the same service without risk, fees, or long-term commitment
Be careful of Energy Plus. I looked into them a while back and decided against it: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/starwood-preferred-guest/1233707-beware-earning-starwood-points-energy-plus.html
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anon. Since I am in an apartment complex, the landlord has the energy account for my unit so I wouldn't be able to switch, however, after looking at the thread you posted, it probably wouldn't be something I'd consider either. I encourage all readers to do their own research as well to see if it is a sensible choice for them. Thanks for sharing :)
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