250 Free Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards points

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Looks painful. Anyone have any experience with this service?

It's essentially an ad site that gives minimal point rewards, 5.10,15 for switching you to an ad page. You're then invited to buy, donate or forced to view a short, 15 sec video. Closing the site returns you to the original site where several more ?'s must be answered before credit is given.

I've been using it for about 4 weeks and accumulated 300 points and haven't bought anything. Points are transferred on a regular basis. Works for me. Kind of like MY Points.

Thanks.

WashingtonState said:   cpns72 said:   TY, OP.
Does it accept to transfer to my priority points?
Per their site:
Section 4) Value of the e-Miles Miles
a.e-Miles miles may not be redeemed for cash.
b.e-Miles miles are not transferable: i. may not be auctioned, traded, bartered or sold, and
ii. not transferable... a. ...upon death.
b. ...by gift.
c. ...as part of a domestic relations matter.
d. ...or otherwise, except by operation of law.
c.e-Miles Member accounts may not be merged under any circumstances.

All right. Thanks, WashingtonState.

I believe eMiles is a separate outfit from the eRewards people (have for years an account for SkyPesos (name used on Flyer Talk for this particular FFP currency...)) on each, since AA wasn't available at the time I suscribed on each). In each claiming miles is different: in eRewards you need to accumulate $25, $50 or $100 (most likely Euros in their EU version) in "their currency" to add to the FFP or FHGP you choose, in eMiles you accumulate in multiples of "their miles" (500's for most FFP, other for FHGP's).

In both cases my experience has been to get the SkyPesos in my account within less than 3 weeks of debiting from my account.

Never tried myself on more than one account for different airlines on either program, but I've seen commented it's a hit or miss thing (both programs can "kick you out" and/or erase excess accounts).

I do believe WN (their code-letters) just recently entered eMiles, it's NOT on eRewards, AFAIK...

the balance in emiles is what can be transferred at 500 mile? increments. you can continue to do things to up that balance.
the bonus posts directly to your southwest account in whatever amount of time it takes.

I tried this last night. Spent probably 20 minutes accumulating just under 300 points (including sign up points).

I don't think it is a particularly efficient way to earn points because the return is so low (and they expire if you don't keep doing something for emiles every month), but if you are just sitting around watching t.v. or something it is pretty painless.