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These listings are by no means intended to completely describe the offer. Always read my writeup on each offer on the page listed, plus all of the terms and conditions of the offer, before you accept it.

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IHG is my favorite hotel chain. Lots of properties world wide, my favorite being the Holiday Inn Express brand (free breakfast!). I have stayed in many expensive properties for points only. How about 5 days in Paris for free?

• I have discovered that opening a link to a Delta Airlines award sale page in a private window often can produce a different list of cities than when simply using the link in a regular window, perhaps because they know where I live. If doing neither works for you, then simply try for a award ticket on cities that interest you when you know award tickets are on sale.

• Update: Post #6 on this Flyertalk thread says "DO NOT depend on the results when you do a location search, always try to use the merchant name that you are accustomed to seeing on your card statements. I find many merchants this way that don't show as dots on the region search map." Subsequent posts confirm this.
• You must actually enroll your card to get the bonus. Log into your account. The offer should appear with your card. Click on highlighted word "enroll".
• Should work for any Amex card, but for only one. See my list of the ones I like here. Also see the Amex cards from Delta Airlines or Marriott Bonvoy Business Card Hilton Hotels, and some Amex cash back cards of interest. Some offer good enrollment and purchase bonuses and other useful goodies.
• My local grocery is on the list. Search the map via zip code to find out which businesses will work for you.
• You should also get whatever else the card offers for the purchase.

Everyone who might dine at a restaurant (including take-out) should register for one or more airline or hotel chain dining programs. The restaurants' participation in these programs are never advertised or mentioned by the restaurants. So you can deliberately seek these restaurants via the programs website, or you can just be surprised when you use the registered credit card at one of them, even if you don't know it participates.

• Air Canada is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards.
• Let's hope that this and the Delta offer leads the industry. Stay tuned.

Million Mile Secrets posts an extensive list of many domestic Delta Airlines routes offering seriously discounted award tickets, but no link to the sale is listed. The only active link I have to sale prices offers lesser discounts. Worth a look at both if you want to travel domestically.

Swagbucks are worth at least 1 cent each - more if you wait for sale prices on gift cards on Amazon (usually 2200 SB for a $25 card), Visa, Pay Pal, et al. If you get one gift card at a sale price, wait a month for sale prices to appear again.

• Stall Catchers is an online game that anyone can play. By analyzing blood vessels in a live mouse brain, you can help speed up ground-breaking Alzheimer's research at Cornell University. Stall catchers recruits an army of people to find blockages in blood vessels of the brains of mice with induced Alzheimer's disease. Such clogged vessels are found in human victims of the disease. First step in understanding this is to study same in mice. Since there are zillions of blood vessels in one brain, it would take forever for scientists to find those which are clogged. So they crowd source this, asking us to find them. Explanation and training is provided, and it is fun and interesting to help. I would start with the short videos at the fifth button from the top on the right, and then on the bottom button. It doesn't take much time to get good at it. The study is run by Cornell University. I found it via partner Cal Berkeley, my alma mater.

This CNN article says "starting May 18, all American Express U.S. personal card members can get a complimentary 1-year premium membership to Calm, a sleep and meditation app. The premium membership normally costs $69.99 per year. After the first year is over, card members can get a second year at 50% off with an automatic renewal."

• 500 Swagbucks for getting an auto insurance quote from Savvy. Enter "Savvy Insurance" in the search box.
• 1,200 Swagbucks for joining AARP. $12/year (normally $16). Plus a free gift. Enter "AARP" in the search box. This organization has saved me a lot of money. You need not be retired to join. The organization is designed for those of us over 50 years of age.
• Once you have joined AARP, get 65 Swagbucks for signing up for AARP Rewards. Enter "AARP" in the search box.
• 3,000 Swagbucks for opening a Varo checking account and funding it with at least $25. Enter "Varo" in the search box. I haven't looked at this very carefully. Be sure to understand how you get your money.
• 300 SBfrom Liberty Mutual. I think all you have to do is get a quote, but I am not sure. Enter "Liberty Mutual" in the search box.

Swagbucks are worth at least 1 cent each - more if you wait for sale prices on gift cards on Amazon (usually 2200 SB for a $25 card), Visa, Pay Pal, et al. If you get one gift card at a sale price, wait a month for sale prices to appear again.

Everyone who might dine out should join one or more of the dining programs. A restaurant's membership in these programs is advertised only on the Rewards Network website. You won't even see a sign on the door. So even if you don't want to bother finding iDine restaurants, go ahead and register a credit card with them anyway and be surprised.

I fixed the link to the 30K Asiana Airlines credit card offer.