Back in November I wrote about an offer to get 1,000 United miles + 2 month Wall Street Journal subscription for $1.
The offer seemed too easy to pass up. I signed up and my miles posted without issue. The only annoying part about the offer was that I had to call the Wall Street Journal to cancel the subscription. Continue reading Earn An EASY 1,000 United Miles For $1 Wall Street Journal Subscription
Over the years United miles have been some of the most valuable to the Michael W Travels family due to the destinations we’ve been able to get award flights to.
These days, I rarely read a newspaper and I can’t recall reading the Wall Street Journal more than a handful of times.
Some of you might be wondering, what do United miles and the Wall Street Journal have in common? Continue reading 1,000 United Miles + 2 Month Wall St Journal Subscription For $1!
It took me some time to get why so many people like using Uber.
While I rarely take taxis, I’ve used Uber a bit from time to time. Using Uber has been convenient and the best part is the fact that there is no exchange of money at the end of the ride. I still find a big negative to be not knowing the cost of your ride until it is over and the car pulls away.
The last I read, Uber had a value in the $50-70 billion range. That definitely sounds insane.
What about other companies similar to Uber like Lyft? Continue reading Saudi Prince Alwaleed Invests Millions in Lyft
Alaska Airlines is claiming to be the best airline in America due to a survey done by the Wall Street Journal.
According to their blog Alaska Beyond, Alaska is the best “when it comes to getting passengers to their final destination on time with their bags“.
