BuyingMiles.net is run by a man by the name of Bruce (you’ll often hear people on forums say, just sell your points to Bruce!) who also has a facebook page (https://www.facebook.co
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Are They A Scam?
Despite Bruce’s website only been around for a little over a year, there is nothing that points to this being a scam. You’ll find hundreds of positive interactions people have had selling points to buymiles.net.
We contacted Bruce through skype and he responded within 15 minutes. Asking us where we had found him from, along with a request to send the points we wanted to sell by e-mail to [email protected].
What Points/Miles Do They Buy And What Are The Rates?
BuyingMiles.net/Bruce doesn’t publicly state their prices for miles, we sent a price request in December 2013 and got the following quotes, these are prices were given for quantities of ~100,000 points – smaller point amounts will result in lower prices:
- Starwood SPG: 1.54¢ per point
- Chase Sapphire Ultimate Rewards: 1.525¢ per point
- Flying Blue: 1¢ per point
- American Express Membership Reward Points: 1.45¢ per point
- AeroPlan(Air Canada)
- Alaska Airlines
- Almost All American based airlines
- American Express Membership Reward Points
- ANA British Airways
- Cathay Pacific
- Chase Sapphire Ultimate Rewards
- Delta Airlines
- Diner’s Club
- Emirates
- Hawaiian Airlines
- KrisFlyer(Singapore Air)
- Lufthansa
- Qatar Airways
- Marriott
- Southwest Airlines
- US Airways
What Points/Miles Do They Sell And What Are The Rates?
They do not sell points.
The Verdict
Selling to Bruce/BuyingMiles.Net is a safe way to sell your miles. He offers good prices and is fast to respond, as always it’s a good idea to shop your points around to reputable sellers to get the best prices.