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It most definitely isn't, but it takes significantly more effort than the bloggers want to make it seem like.
by TrickyRick 6mo ago
It most definitely isn't, but it takes significantly more effort than the bloggers want to make it seem like.
- burnto 6mo agoYes it’s not technically a scam because it’s legal. But it has scam smells: layering, misdirection, lock-in, very fine print, gamification, adjacent complex social media apparatuses. I’d place it near MLMs, loot boxes, timeshares, robux, liquidity mining.
- borski 6mo agoIt’s not nearly as complicated as you make it out to be, and the literal point of what I posted is to try and simplify it. An MLM or timeshare it is not. Yes, it has gotten harder than it was a decade ago. But it is far from a “scam”
- powvans 6mo agoYeah, flying my family of 5 to Hawaii using skymiles accrued on my Amex. Totally a scam. They’re basically interchangeable with cash. I don’t get the issue. The main frustration I have is that I cant buy myself a ticket with cash and then pay skymiles for my child. If they weren’t of an age that they must be on the same reservation it wouldn’t matter. Feels more like a limitation of Delta’s abacus that sits behind their mobile app.