Reward Credit Cards

[kmick]

I have had a Ryanair credit card for the last two years. If you spend a certain amount on it every 2 or three months they send you a free return flight. Any time I have tried to use these of course there are no seats, they dont fly to certain airports, they are ot changeable or transfereable to someone else etc etc etc. Apart from The Tesco credit card which gives you Tesco points what other credit cards are available in the irish market that have rewards. Is there a sticky on this somewhere? Thanks

 

[callybags]

Sorry Kmick, I don't have an answer to your question.

But I do have one of my own!

If you book a Ryanair flight with their credit card, do you avoid the €5 each way credit card charge?

Sorry to hijack the thread.

 

[kmick]

Im not sure because any time I rang them the flight I wanted was full, they didnt fly etc. As far as I know you do pay all the taxes and charges. But because the flight is free they can hardly charge you cc charges I would think.

 

[DublinTexas]

I have had a Ryanair credit card for the last two years. If you spend a certain amount on it every 2 or three months they send you a free return flight. Any time I have tried to use these of course there are no seats, they dont fly to certain airports, they are ot changeable or transfereable to someone else etc etc etc. Apart from The Tesco credit card which gives you Tesco points what other credit cards are available in the irish market that have rewards. Is there a sticky on this somewhere? Thanks

MBNA has a couple of reward cards ranking from pigsback over Sony to Stein Travel: [broken link removed]

Ulster Bank cards have "your points" attached to them if you want which gives you points that you can cash in for flights/hotels: [broken link removed]

AIB Platinium Visa gives you some sort of cashback (0.5% over 5,000 spend): [broken link removed]