THE POINTS GAME
About the guide:
The Points Game.
Even seen points or miles cards and wondered what they’re good for? Or dreamed about going to a far-flung destination, but been deterred by exorbitant cost?
The Points Game will introduce you to a world of free travel and break everything down in an easy to understand way for those who are just beginning. Other travel guides assume you’re already aware of how to get started, but this one gives you a warm introduction that won’t overwhelm you.
If you follow this guide, I guarantee you will find yourself with enough points and miles to take a free (or really cheap) trip to nearly anywhere in the world within six months. Loaded with practical tips and written with clarity, this guide provides an excellent points and miles foundation that will quickly give you the confidence to book your own free travel.
What are you waiting for? A free trip to anywhere in the world is calling you! Get this guide then get on the plane!
Words: 8,814
Pages: 60 (approx.)
Currently, the book is available in Kindle format. The book is roughly 8,814, between 50-60 pages depending on your reader’s settings.
Feel free to ask me anything via email (harlan@outandout.net), on my Twitter, or in the comments below.
AMAZON/KINDLE
The guide is for sale on Amazon for Kindle. Click the link to order! (Then click “Look inside” to read the first pages to make sure it’s for you.)
***DON’T HAVE A KINDLE? Not to worry! You can still read the guide on your computer, right here on Amazon. Just select “Send to Kindle Cloud Reader” under the Buy button in the top right. The text is chock full of active links that you can click on to further explore the content of the guide.***
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About the author:
Harlan Vaughn is travel enthusiast who has flown all over the world using points and miles. His favorite destinations so far are Montana, Iceland, and Paris – and the list continues to grow.
Harlan in originally from Mississippi and currently lives in New York City with his partner and their dog, Fenwick.
Reviews:
“This book is for real. You really can get trips to some of the most far away, most amazing places on earth- for FREE!“
– Chris Gordon (Link is here)
Publication information:
• First published October 23, 2012
• Published by Harlan Vaughn
• Kindle version is between 50-60 pages and varies based on reader settings
• Book language is English
• Book was written entirely in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York
No-Risk Guarantee:
Readers need to know they’re getting a quality product.
I guarantee that if you follow the techniques outlined in the guide you will get a FREE (or really cheap) round-trip ticket to nearly anywhere in the world. If you feel that this guide is in any way inferior or not a quality product, I’ll return your money in whatever way is easiest for you.
To date, I have had zero returns on my book. My goal is for you, the reader, to have unforgettable travel experiences. If for ANY reason you don’t like the book, my email is harlan@outandout.net : write to me and I will give you 100% of your money back. Simple as that. Happy travels!
Airlines, their banking partners, and airline partners:
Major cities and their airline hubs:
- Capital One Venture X Rewards—Earn 90,000 Venture miles once you spend $4,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening, plus a $300 annual statement credit for travel booked through Capital One
- Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card—Earn 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points after you spend $15,000 on purchases in the first 3 months and 3X bonus points per $1 on the first $150,000 spent on travel and select business categories each account anniversary year
- Amex Blue Business Plus—Earn 15,00 Membership Rewards points once you spend after you spend $3,000 in purchases in the first 3 months of Card Membership and 2X bonus points on up to $50,000 in spending per year with NO annual fee
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