United offers extra miles for cruise passengers

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Keep an eye out for Carnival's new credit card loyalty program, which has a
page in the new 2005-2006 fleet brochure. The ad directs readers to
http://www.seamiles.com, but it appears that the site is not ready yet, and
will be launched on 12/18/04.



"Mark O. Polo" wrote in message
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Be aware, those miles may cost you some additional dollars. Their pricing
isn't the best, and getting a mile per dollar spent on a cruise may not be
worth it for the extra money you have to pay.







"Mark O. Polo" wrote in message
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Be aware, those miles may cost you some additional dollars. Their pricing
isn't the best, and getting a mile per dollar spent on a cruise may not be
worth it for the extra money you have to pay.







"Mark O. Polo" wrote in message
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Hi Mike,

You are certainly right in cautioning participation in the mileage
programs. The United Mileage Plus card alone costs some $60 annually as
a starter.

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The mileage plus CREDIT card costs the fee, the regular mileage plus card is
free.

There may be some confusion here, United has another sister organization
that this is a promotion for, you don't get double miles by going to your
travel agent and booking a cruise with them, you have to book it at
www.unitedcruise.com to get the miles in this program.







"Mark O. Polo" wrote in message
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Hi Mike,

You are certainly right in cautioning participation in the mileage
programs. The United Mileage Plus card alone costs some $60 annually as
a starter.

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for pointing out that the United Cruises mileage program can be
used by both United's free mileage program and the credit card route.

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