How to get 6,000 free points right now
- Becca Alves
- Sep 11
- 3 min read
✅ 5,000 Amex Points via Rakuten (Yes, 5K!)
Rakuten is running their highest signup bonus ever:
5,000 Amex Membership Rewards points (or $50 cash back if you're not team points yet). *This is only a temporary deal and may go back to the normal 3,000 any day now - so don't delay!
Only a few people got access to this offer…
I guess I'm special? 🥹
Here's how it works:
Sign up with this referral link (it's free)
Make a $50 purchase with any Rakuten partner within 90 days from signing up (think Sephora, Walmart, Expedia, Booking.com… tons of options!)
Get your normal cash back AND a $50 bonus!
💡 If your Rakuten account is linked to an Amex card that earns Membership Rewards, that $50 bonus = 5,000 Amex points. If not? You'll still get $50 cash back – which isn't a bad deal either. Who doesn't want FREE money???
👉 You must have a U.S.-based Amex MR-earning card (like the Amex Gold, Platinum, or Green) to get this in points instead of cash.
This is a limited-time offer and could disappear any day now. Don't sleep on it.
✅ 1,000 Free Airline Miles with Rove
This one's almost too easy.
Rove is a new mileage platform that lets you earn and transfer miles directly to airline partners – and right now, they're giving out 1,000 miles just for signing up.
No purchase required. No catch.
Just click the link, make an account, and boom – 1,000 miles in your stash.
The best part?
These aren't “Rove-only” points. You can transfer them to actual airlines once you're in.
Still Confused? Quick Explainers:
🛍 How Rakuten Works:
Rakuten is a shopping portal.
You don't shop on Rakuten – you shop through it.
Example:
You want to book a hotel on Expedia.
Instead of going straight to Expedia, you first click to Expedia from Rakuten.
That tracks your visit, and Rakuten gives you cash back (or points) for that purchase.
Right now, when you do that for the first time – and spend $50+ – you'll get an extra $50 (aka 5,000 Amex points if your account is linked to Amex).
TL;DR: It's free money/points for doing what you were gonna do anyway.
Watch this tutorial if you want to see it in action.
✈️ How Rove Works:
Rove is basically a mileage bank that partners with airlines.
You earn miles through Rove – and then transfer them to actual airline programs (kind of like how Chase or Amex works with transfer partners).
The free 1,000 miles they're offering?
You can send those miles to a real airline once you've linked your Rove account to your frequent flyer program.
Final Thought: Points > Dollars
Remember:
$50 cash back = $50.
But 5,000 Amex points can potentially get you $100–$200 in flight redemptions when used right!
Add the Rove bonus on top, and you've got a 6K head start toward your next biz class flight – just for clicking a couple links.
No excuses. Go grab those free points.
Now That You’ve Got Points… Here’s What to Do With Them
Great - you just earned 6,000 points without lifting a finger.
But now what?
If you’re new to the points game (or just tired of wasting them on economy flights and sad gift cards), I’ve got something for you:
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Fly Business Class Without Breaking the Bank
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Inside the guide, you’ll learn:
✈️ The best credit cards to earn max points
💳 How to unlock massive signup bonuses
📍 Where to find real award flight availability
💼 How to fly biz + first class without elite status or cash splurges
Whether you’re starting from zero or finally ready to stop flying in 36B, this is your step-by-step blueprint for booking smarter.
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(And no, I don’t share your info with anyone.)
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