Good morning. It’s まさきん.
While planning a family trip, I’ve been looking into ways to earn miles.
That’s when I came across the Rakuten ANA Mileage Club Card campaign. Let me sort through the conditions.
The Rewards Come in Two Tracks: Points and Miles
With this card, signing up as a new member made you eligible for both points and miles.
Eligibility is limited to new applicants. You also need to be 18 or older, and you must never have held this card before.
The Points Reward Comes Bundled With Card Usage and Auto-Debit Setup
First, the points reward. Just signing up earns you 2,000 points.
If you use the card three times by the end of the month after the month you apply, you get a bonus on top of that. That bonus comes to 3,000 points.
- 2,000 points just for signing up
- A 3,000-point bonus for using the card three times by the end of the following month
- Auto-debit setup also required, by the 25th of the month after that
That works out to 5,000 points in total. That said, the bonus portion also came with a condition attached: setting up auto-debit payment.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
The Miles Reward Runs on a Separate Deadline
The other reward is the miles bonus.
For this one, you first need to enter the campaign. The entry period runs through September 18.
After entering, you need to spend 50,000 yen or more by November 15. Setting up auto-debit is also required, by November 25.
Meet the conditions, and you’re awarded 3,000 miles.
The Annual Fee Is Waived With One Use a Year
There was also a point worth checking regarding the annual fee.
The first year is free. From the second year onward, it’s apparently also free as long as you use the card at least once a year.
There’s apparently a lag before usage data gets reflected. If you use the card right at the end of the month, it might not make it into the tally in time. Duplicate applications, and use across multiple Rakuten IDs, are excluded from the campaign.
Wrap-Up
The Rakuten ANA Mileage Club Card campaign came in two tracks: points and miles.
Points for signing up and using the card, miles for entering and using the card. It was a setup with finely divided conditions.
Conditions and the campaign period are subject to change. If you’re considering applying, be sure to check the official site.
If you’ve got a trip in the works, factoring miles into your card choice might be worth a look. We’re planning to check whether it’ll be useful for our own next trip too.
This also seems like a good moment to knock out a review of fixed costs while we’re at it. You can sign up for Rakuten Mobile through my referral, too.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
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