Energy Plus is offering Delta Skymiles FF miles each month, or, alternatively, Continental OnePass FF miles, if you change your electric supplier from the default (eg CL&P) to them. They also say they'll discount the elec rate by 15%.
Once you sign up, you get a bonus miles (3000 for OnePass, 3000 for SkyMiles), plus double points each month, based on the "supplier-portion" of the electric bill.
I did this (under Skymiles) several months ago, and have received both my bonus and several hundred monthly points posted. Can't really tell if the elec is actually discounted -- those CL&P bills are so detailed and convoluted I just throw them in a drawer!
Here's the link to the OnePass deal. Note that, if you currently have a Chase Continental MC or ATM card, you get a bigger bonus (4000 mi), and more miles each month (3x).
Message edited by: scottsd on 2009-10-23 18:01:16 CDT
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Eileenmh said:You need to put "only in Connecticut" in the title. I gave you red for wasting my time reading stuff that only applies to a limited population Actually the title does read "(CT only??)", which I think anticipated your question. I should give you RED for not paying attention
scottsd said:Eileenmh said:You need to put "only in Connecticut" in the title. I gave you red for wasting my time reading stuff that only applies to a limited population Actually the title does read "(CT only??)", which I think anticipated your question. I should give you RED for not paying attention You should. I did. What a dope.
titewad said:scottsd said:Eileenmh said:You need to put "only in Connecticut" in the title. I gave you red for wasting my time reading stuff that only applies to a limited population Actually the title does read "(CT only??)", which I think anticipated your question. I should give you RED for not paying attention You should. I did. What a dope.
welookgoodcom said:heard they charge more for electricity so it wasnt worth the miles Don't know where you got your info. I can check my bills if that'll help.
scottsd said:welookgoodcom said:heard they charge more for electricity so it wasnt worth the miles Don't know where you got your info. I can check my bills if that'll help.
Any info as to the difference in rates would be helpful!
davidmcd said:Any info as to the difference in rates would be helpful!
I had to go back to this winter to find a bill from before I switched to Energy Plus. But it does seem as I'm paying a lower rate for Generation ("Supplier") -- 10.55 c/Kwhr vs 12.22 c/Kwhr, about 14% less. I can't vouch for CL&P's current rates tho, but I doubt it has dropped since March. I would also note that Delivery, which is always billed by CL&P, has gone UP by 18%.
scottsd said:davidmcd said:Any info as to the difference in rates would be helpful!
I had to go back to this winter to find a bill from before I switched to Energy Plus. But it does seem as I'm paying a lower rate for Generation ("Supplier") -- 10.55 c/Kwhr vs 12.22 c/Kwhr, about 14% less. I can't vouch for CL&P's current rates tho, but I doubt it has dropped since March. I would also note that Delivery, which is always billed by CL&P, has gone UP by 18%.
I have this Electric Supplier through US airways and it is available in Texas. Texas Direct Energy Link 5,000 Bonus Miles and 1 Mile for Every 2 Dollars Spent. Average cost is 9.2cents for 2,000 kilowatts usage so pretty darn good.
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