Daily Drop Bewertungen 

I have been reading every day for a year and have learned a lot. Sometimes it seems like it’s really geared to push you toward getting cards and memberships, but you learn to wade through that and get to the actual content. I keep reading because it is building my knowledge and skills for points-based travel.

I love the alerts, I wouldn't know about the low rates without them

They do a great job "Daily " scanning all point related offers so you don't have to

Daily communication is so helpful with ideas and searches. I started this journey for a very specific trip and not too much has panned out for it so far, but the information I have been able to save for the future when looking to travel with more flexibility has been priceless

I really enjoy reading all the content that your team creates every morning. It helps me keep up to date with travel news and the best way to book. I love to travel and doing it for as economically as possible via points and miles has become a hobby of mine. Thank You

Fun to read but for the most part not really relevant to the type of travelers we are and way too complicated when it comes to usage of points

It would appear you get your info from google flights which I can do on my own. When I looked at flights through you, they weren’t all listed. I went into Delta directly and found a lot more options……same with American.

Have learned a lot from Daily Drop, still get some great tips and info once in a while but they’ve become few and far between. Will continue to read every day just in case there’s something good.
Have also gotten a lot from following the Lounge. I definitely won’t renew my Pro subscription, there’s way better search platforms though all of them are missing something.

I really like much of the content. It’s difficult knowing which card you are referring to because you use initials for many of them. I feel overwhelmed by amount of info each day but am reluctant to curtail it for fear I will miss something

Great original newsletter daily.

It just hasn’t been worth the money. The flight destinations don’t line up with my credit card points and it needs to be more pointed, ie like a city connecting to a city, not a city to a certain georgraphic region. Also, the tips about all these other point platforms are just way too much. It helps to have co-branded card cheat codes and the other travel cards not all this extra crap from rove, bilt, etc.

The daily emails have helped me to understand points. I was alerted to the offer for 100,000 points on the Alaska airlines credit card and was able to grab that offer.

It gives me great ideas. Sometimes the info is over my head but theres a lot of exploring I can do when I make the time. I'm trying to understand all the opportunities of transferring of points to get the greatest value for things.

I love this newsletter. It's part of my daily morning routine.

The Daily Drop newsletter is so helpful for staying on top of the fast-moving world of points, transfer and sign-up bonuses, and flash events. It reads like a friend’s blog (rather than like a list of sponsored ads) and is so relatable! Can’t recommend it enough for points newbies and veterans alike.

The ap is great but sometimes just cuts out and you have to start over

It would be nice to see more business class flights with lower pricing from places like BNA, ORD and TPA. I am not seeing content about smaller airport and repositioning from then without it costing a fortune. As an example I have had and continued to have an alert out from all major East Coast cities to Lisbon for the months of June July and September for two people under 100, 000 points and I’m getting zero hits. This tells me that 100,000 points is not enough per person for a one-way ticket to Lisbon much less Oporto. Would also like to see text about unicorn fares as soon as they are spotted so we can book them. Often it’s only one seat when I always need two.

I am getting closer to retirement and my husband and I plan to start traveling after I retire. I am learning how to use miles/points. I use points for hotels all of the time, but I have yet to book our first major vacation trip using miles/points. The daily emails I receive are very interesting and informative!

Helpful information about how to travel more affordably.

Enjoy the daily newsletter for tips on points and cards. Often refer back to it to investigate redemption options.