Bank of America Virgin Atlantic 65,000 Mile After $2,000 Spend Offer + 15,000 Mile Anniversary Bonus
The Offer
- Receive up to 75,000 Virgin Atlantic Flying Club miles when you sign up for the Virgin Atlantic World Elite MasterCard® credit card from Bank of America. Sign up bonus is broken down as follows:
- 60,000 miles after $2,000 in spend within the first three months
- 2,500 miles when you add an authorized user (up to a maximum of two, or a total of 5,000 miles)
- There is also an anniversary bonus of 15,000 miles that has a spending requirement as well:
- 7,500 miles if you spend $15,000 within the previous year
- An additional 7,500 miles if you spend $25,000 within the previous year
The Fine Print
- Annual fee of $90 is not waived
- Earns 3x miles on all Virgin Atlantic purchases that are made directly
- Earns 1.5x on all other purchases
- Companion ticket when you spend $25,000 annually
Our Verdict
The normal increased offer is 75,000 miles, but requires $12,000 in spend. This is 10,000 less miles, but requires $10,000 less spend (keep in mind if you spent that $10,000 you’d also earn 15,000 miles from the $10,000 in spend as well). I think this offer is actually better for a lot of people due to the much lower minimum spend requirement, although most people don’t find Virgin Atlantic miles to be the most valuable. Keep in mind that getting approved for Bank of America cards can be difficult and they might have other card offers you might be more interested in, for example:
- Bank of America Premium Rewards 50,000 Points + $100 Travel Credit
- Bank of America Alaska 40,000 Miles + $100
- Bank of America Amtrak Credit Card 40,000 Points + $100
- Bank of America Spirit Airlines – 30,000 Miles + $100
As always if you have any questions about Bank of America credit cards, I’d recommend reading this post first.
Hat tip to m16p
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What’s the ATH offer for this card? How recent was it?
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All time high, I think he means
easier to get approved for this / alaska over standard BoA issued cards?
BOA is tough for many of us!!
I think BofA and USbank consider the relation ship with them.
Not in my experience. Got declined a couple of times for this card, then applied for Alaska and Sonesta not too long afterwards and was approved for both of those. Just tried applying for this again today and was declined yet again. I’m at lol/24.
Think it’s the same.
Does the companion reward apply to partners (esp., ANA)? Or does “for a Virgin Atlantic award ticket” mean that it has to be Virgin Atlantic metal?
Think it must be atlantic metal, but somebody correct me if I’m wrong
“Get a companion reward in the same cabin class when you redeem Flying Club miles for a Virgin Atlantic reward ticket. Must spend $25,000 or more in purchases annually to qualify”
Let me add
Called the number on the back of my card twice trying to match this offer (signed up two months ago for the 30000 miles offer). Both time transferred to the sales department. First agent said “no” and issued a $25 statement credit as a goodwill gesture. HUCA and second agent said she submitted a case to points and rewards team and they will get back to me in 7-10 business days.
I would say matching seems very unlikely at this point.
Virgin atlantic miles on Delta can be a good value as long as your not transit to/from LHR or Ex-EU to US but NS to Asia from Delta hubs can be a good redemption as well as ez-pts transfer partner for premium cabin redemption far cheaper than skymiles.
I think I recall HNL-NRT Japan biz seat for 30k on Delta with VA miles.
Sometimes Delta has a very expensive mileage redemption while Virgin Atlantic has the same Delta flight for much less. For example, a one way from JFK to TLV on 9/22 is showing as 160,000 Delta miles or 40,000 VA miles.
Exactly,
Oddly enough DL owns 49% of Virgin,
But I reckon that the Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic Joint venture will ultimately impact award availability on VA, as DL pilots are suing due to reduced # DL flights flown NY to LHR (as EU has less strict Pilot rules) as a result of the new JV between the four carriers.
That said the game is always changing and VA – Delta One awards west coast to Asia still offer value from Delta hubs.
That’s a good redemption to TLV, award space can be sparse to TLV.
ATL-JNB should also be a good redemption as it is a direct Delta flight IIRC. We ultimately ended up booking biz LX from SFO -ZRH-JNB.
Applied online Sept 9 AM. Denied. First denial in many years from any issuer. 6/24. 821 credit score. More than sufficient income for this card. Already have one rewards card with BofA and use it in a manner they’d be ok with (no MS etc). Like others have said, BofA apparently now has Chase-like 5/24 rule (or similar) for this specific card. I don’t have much use for any of BofA’s products or services..they really don’t do any one thing well (checking, brokerage, cr cards) and have become a third tier option for well- informed customers….but I will take 2 minutes to apply if I think a sign-up bonus is worthy.
The Virgin offer has a very high return on spend (40%+). Going to apply for Delta Gold 70k targeted offer and Virgin 60k offer within the next few days. Wouldn’t have known about either of the offers if it wasn’t for DOC.
Like many others, I got declined for no obvious reason. 771 FICO. 0% utilization. Only 1 new personal account the last 6mon. Solid income. 5+yrs history with BofA with both personal and biz accounts. Recommend everyone avoid BofA unless you are under 5/24 with 0 new accounts the last 6mon. They’re on par with US Bank as far as it being nearly impossible to get approved. Sad, because the Virgin offer was a great one.
Called the BofA reconsideration line. Declined for 2 reasons. Too many new accounts (8/24). And not enough funds on deposit ($0). I asked if opening a bank account would help push the approval through, and they said they could not answer my question. Went out of their way to say I opened a Chase card a year ago, and that was a factor in getting declined. So I guess if you are at 1/24, and that “1” is a competing bank, you’re not the kind of customer they want.
For my pending Delta application, Amex informed me that I would have to close *2* non-charge accounts to get approved for the new card.
So clearly the credit game is tightening.