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American is offering double miles on flights from Boston or San Diego to Tokyo. Note that the double hotel paris in madrid miles are only earned on select Economy fares so make sure to read the T C at the bottom of the page.
The winner from Friday s Deal of the Day  is Charles Clarke  with the deal: The Discover Business card is offering an extra $1,000 cashback bonus. The catch is that you have to spend $4,500 per month for 10 months (Oct 12 July 13) for a total of $45,000. Sign up by September 30th. 1-800-250-9984. . This is a huge spend requirement but cash can certainly be king here. Assume 1% on all transactions + the bonus and you ll net over 3% back. Not too shabby. Charles, please email howie@frugaltravelguy.com so we can get you your luggage tags and FlyerTalk hotel paris in madrid hoodie (pick up your own FlyerTalk swag at the Cafepress FlyerTalk store ).
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FTD is offering 1500 bonus miles.  The cheapest order is for bears or candy at  $19.99 plus $10 delivery.  So for $30 you can get 1500 miles.  I am sending 10 of these gifts to clients for a total of $300 which gives me 15000 miles plus some very happy clients.
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