I bought this phone when it came out, thinking I was going to make a qwerty kosher smartphone. Then I picked it up. Its VERY heavy.In other news, the name is a tad bit confusing to me:kphone[url=https://www.walmart...... Read more »

Quote from: Dan on Today at 01:52:49 AMYou don't eat OU?I wonder if now that they don't use the English logo of B&J they could export to the US (and other countries). That would be a sweet revenge.... Read more »

Kphone.biz[url=https://www.walmart.com/ip/Unihertz-Titan-Pocket-Small-QWERTY-Smartphone-Android-11-Unlocked-NFC-Phone/521518469?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101111105&&adid=22222222227549850224&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=571846637932&wl4=pla-1570200407...... Read more »

Quote from: mers1 on Today at 01:18:46 AMDoes that mean that only valid cards are acceptable in DL lounges?I tried this many years ago and it worked. I’m not sure about it today. Especially that you self chec...... Read more »

Quote from: Dan on Today at 01:52:49 AMYou don't eat OU?To quote my FIL obm: מ׳האָט אויפגעהערט עסן כשר, און אָנגעהויבן עסן הכשרים. The OU has their place in areas where I rely on them. In general my rule o...... Read more »

I was just looking at AA domestic flights and every route I’ve searched for so far has many days available for 5,000 AA miles. This goes as far as Oct 2020. The post Most Domestic Flights As Low As 5,000 AA Miles appeared first on Travel is Free.... Read more »

As of today: $0.00 has been claimed by haters. (I’ll update the dollar amount the minute it changes).   To those who complain about bloggers killing your deals, I’ve got a $100 opportunity for you to prove that your deal was killed by one of those evil deal-killing bloggers. From... Read more »

Nick of FrequentMiler talks about his experience doing the “40K To Far Away” contest, where all 3 FrequentMiler bloggers see how far they can get, each with 40,000 of a different bank currency. Nick, given Citi TY Points, found and used the deal of the year with 7,500 Turkish Miles... Read more »

Whenever I’ve done posts comparing the prices across different programs I’ve already found that JAL Miles are among the lowest, but today I’ll show you how to potentially double the value of these already great miles.   As you’ll see, I first try to figure out the rules preventing me... Read more »

There is a new Southwest summer sale with tickets starting at just $39! Plus, check out the special 75,000 point card offer going on now! The post New Southwest Summer Sale from $39 – Plus, a 75,000 Point Card Offer! appeared first on Running with Miles.... Read more »

Thanks to a new partnership, JetBlue fliers will be able to save on first flights with BLADE helicopters to/from NYC and super elite fliers can even get free flights! The post JetBlue and BLADE Partner to Offer Discounts, Free Helicopter Flights and Perks to JetBlue Fliers appeared first on Running... Read more »

We booked 7 business class awards to and from Europe! Here is a big breakdown on how we did it and some tips along the way. The post Booked! 7 Business Class Awards to and from Europe – How We Did It appeared first on Running with Miles.... Read more »

The early deals for Amazon Prime Day 2022 have already started! Check out the loads of deals on Amazon devices to get your sales started. The post Amazon Prime Day Early Deals Starting Now – Tons of Amazon Devices on Sale appeared first on Running with Miles.... Read more »

Check out this big list of great Garmin GPS watch deals! There is pretty much something for every price range and interest! The post Great Garmin GPS Watch Deals – Up to $200 Off! appeared first on Running with Miles.... Read more »

My 8 year old dishwasher failed on me the other day. While it was running, wife told me she heard a buzzing noise, then a POP sound and then smoke coming out of it. I watched a couple of Youtube videos on how to open it up, which I did... Read more »

Got an email yesterday from Paypal compliance asking about some transactions (see below.) This is for some shenanigans. When I went to log into my PP account, all they asked for was my ID and proof of address, which I satisified by uploading my driver’s license. Unfortunately there was no... Read more »

Textnow seems to have a $1 sim card for free texting and calling here – https://www.textnow.com/wireless/phones/63/sim-card I did this deal a week ago and got the sim card in the mail yesterday. I popped the sim card in, activated it, and texted myself just fine. I think the catch is... Read more »

I have had 2 Discover cards (IT and Miles) collecting dust for the past year. Figured it was time to churn them. I cancelled the IT card (only $3K CL) and kept the Miles card (17K CL.) Discover sent out an email whereby if you refered someone, you both get... Read more »

I guess the rule of thumb these days seem to be that Amex will let you have 10 charge cards (possibly 11.) Well yesterday I wasn’t sure how many cards I had and tried to apply for a business gold card and I was instantly approved. After doing so I... Read more »

Noah: Today, I’m excited to bring you an amazing story of a side-hustling master on the journey to financial independence. After meeting at FinCon San Diego way back in 2016, we quickly became good friends and would often meet up in Seattle with our significant others to indulge in some... Read more »

In the pursuit of financial independence, tracking your numbers is one of the most important habits you can get into. Great numbers to keep track of include income, spending, debt, net worth, and more. Each item helps you stay on track towards your goals, see progress in real time, and... Read more »

After quitting our jobs to take a Gap Year at the beginning of 2018, Becky and I spent a full year traveling around the country. It was an absolutely amazing experience where we visited over 100 cities, met up with numerous friends and family, and added over 24,000 miles to... Read more »

Having recently wrapped up a year-long adventure that took us all over the country and beyond, I wanted to share some of our lodging stats from the last 12 months. We stayed in a variety of different places, but as you may have gleaned from the title, the majority were... Read more »

One year ago, my wife and I set out on an amazing adventure across the country. After a handful of years working full time and saving money towards our goal of financial independence (FI), we decided to leverage some of that financial freedom ahead of our ultimate goal. Therefore, we... Read more »

I woke up this morning and, compulsively reaching for my phone, saw a tweet so embarrassing I had to read it 3 times to make sure I understood it correctly. Twitter user @playalaguna asked Richard Kerr, the Senior Director of Travel at Bilt Rewards, a perfectly sensible question: “Why is... Read more »

It’s been a pretty slow month in the travel hacking world, and nothing’s jumped out at me so far in terms of killer deals that needed to be passed along immediately, but I’ve been taking notes about a range of opportunities and situations that I thought it would be useful... Read more »

So-called “fare buckets” are a curious feature of the airline ecosystem. For the overwhelming majority of flyers, even frequent travelers, the wide-ranging alphabet of letters, usually shown in parentheses after the class of carriage, is simply irrelevant: most people book on some combination of convenience and price, or have little... Read more »

Last month I wrote about my experience combining Chase Ultimate Rewards points between my partner’s non-flexible Freedom account and my own flexible Ink Plus account. In order to finish booking our award tickets to the UK, I needed to shuffle around a few more points and want to share that... Read more »

For experienced travel hackers, the game can sometimes feel a bit mechanical: you earn the most valuable points you can at the lowest cost you can, and periodically re-evaluate which points are the most valuable, and how to earn them at the lowest cost. This doesn’t necessarily make it easy... Read more »

The Cayman Islands has ended pre-arrival covid testing for fully vaccinated travelers, effective June 30, 2022. [...]... Read more »

. Several Iberia Business Class Pros and Cons come to mind following a recent Iberia [...]... Read more »

Can you guess this luxury Hotel, built at a king's request? Originally opened in the early 20th century, the hotel reopened just over a year ago after an extensive multi-million dollar renovation. [...]... Read more »

Air France owes you compensation for certain flight delays of over 3 hours. This is also true of other European Union airlines, as well as all airlines departing the EU (but not non-EU airlines flying to the EU). [...]... Read more »

. This Tidepools Restaurant Review is from our 2022 Grand Hyatt Kauai site inspection visit. [...]... Read more »