QUOTE(cfa28 @ Nov 8 2014, 03:43 AM)
Bro gen,-x, u have explained well. Just that since I don't travel much and don't even have enrich membership. It's alien to me.
In your example, if I spent RM62K using OCBC with 1% CB, it's clear cut, I get RM620
If I use the AMEX 2 CARD, using get 5x RP which is equivalent to 2% in cash vouchers. I get RM1,240
But if I convert into Enrich for Biz Class Return, how much in cash savings is that for peak travel and non peak travel.
U also mentioned, for families, better to buy economy class and then use the enrich to upgrade to biz class. Again, how much savings is that in terms of hard cash.
For non seasoned travelers, enrich is a bit alien.
1. depend on where you travel toIn your example, if I spent RM62K using OCBC with 1% CB, it's clear cut, I get RM620
If I use the AMEX 2 CARD, using get 5x RP which is equivalent to 2% in cash vouchers. I get RM1,240
But if I convert into Enrich for Biz Class Return, how much in cash savings is that for peak travel and non peak travel.
U also mentioned, for families, better to buy economy class and then use the enrich to upgrade to biz class. Again, how much savings is that in terms of hard cash.
For non seasoned travelers, enrich is a bit alien.
2. you can use promo or full fare to compare, one of the advantage with MAS is that they don't really limit the number of seats for enrich redemption so you can book real late and yet able to secure a seat. Unless you book during special promo.
3. If you dig through gen-x blog, I think in some situation it work out to be 20+% rebate. I recently calculated my intended booking and its about 10+% rebate redeeming a non promo business class seat.
The whole point is that I would not have thought of travelling in business class I.e. forking out thousands or even tens of thousand for one of these seat but with the conversion from cc (sacrificing cash rebate), we are able to do so.
Nov 8 2014, 09:07 AM

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