Craig Joseph

So I went and visited Finland for a handful of days before I continued on to Amsterdam. So Pointsea kind of struggles with that a little bit. Another example is the United Excursionist perk, which offers a free one-way flight on a multi-city award ticket.

So I went and visited Finland for a handful of days before I continued on to Amsterdam. So Pointsea kind of struggles with that a little bit. Another example is the United Excursionist perk, which offers a free one-way flight on a multi-city award ticket.

So for these itineraries that sort of have complex routing, you'll have to search directly with the airline website or call in to confirm award availability. But overall, I think a relatively few number of users will be impacted by these limitations. And again, Pointsea is a super powerful and easy to use tool.

So for these itineraries that sort of have complex routing, you'll have to search directly with the airline website or call in to confirm award availability. But overall, I think a relatively few number of users will be impacted by these limitations. And again, Pointsea is a super powerful and easy to use tool.

So for these itineraries that sort of have complex routing, you'll have to search directly with the airline website or call in to confirm award availability. But overall, I think a relatively few number of users will be impacted by these limitations. And again, Pointsea is a super powerful and easy to use tool.

Yeah, so point.me has a standalone app and website. It's not really a tool that I use much. The search features are relatively limited relative to what you get with a service like PointsYah or seats.arrow. And most of all, it doesn't offer alerts.

Yeah, so point.me has a standalone app and website. It's not really a tool that I use much. The search features are relatively limited relative to what you get with a service like PointsYah or seats.arrow. And most of all, it doesn't offer alerts.

Yeah, so point.me has a standalone app and website. It's not really a tool that I use much. The search features are relatively limited relative to what you get with a service like PointsYah or seats.arrow. And most of all, it doesn't offer alerts.

You know, for beginners, Point.me could be good because it offers straightforward and step by step booking instructions for how to actually transfer your points and book an award flight with a specific airline after you find award availability. So if you really need some handholding to get through the process, it could be good.

You know, for beginners, Point.me could be good because it offers straightforward and step by step booking instructions for how to actually transfer your points and book an award flight with a specific airline after you find award availability. So if you really need some handholding to get through the process, it could be good.

You know, for beginners, Point.me could be good because it offers straightforward and step by step booking instructions for how to actually transfer your points and book an award flight with a specific airline after you find award availability. So if you really need some handholding to get through the process, it could be good.

That said, there are tons of resources out there already on how to transfer your points and how to make award bookings. So it's really only valuable if you want those step by step instructions in the same app you're using to search for award availability.

That said, there are tons of resources out there already on how to transfer your points and how to make award bookings. So it's really only valuable if you want those step by step instructions in the same app you're using to search for award availability.

That said, there are tons of resources out there already on how to transfer your points and how to make award bookings. So it's really only valuable if you want those step by step instructions in the same app you're using to search for award availability.

I love PointsPath, and I'm glad you brought it up. I think it's a great tool. You know, if I'm not sure whether to use miles or pay cash for a flight, my first step is to use Google Flights to see what options there are. And the PointsPath extension seamlessly integrates with the Google Flight search results.

I love PointsPath, and I'm glad you brought it up. I think it's a great tool. You know, if I'm not sure whether to use miles or pay cash for a flight, my first step is to use Google Flights to see what options there are. And the PointsPath extension seamlessly integrates with the Google Flight search results.

I love PointsPath, and I'm glad you brought it up. I think it's a great tool. You know, if I'm not sure whether to use miles or pay cash for a flight, my first step is to use Google Flights to see what options there are. And the PointsPath extension seamlessly integrates with the Google Flight search results.

So it actually shows you the cash and the points or miles cost of a specific flight right there in the same place. And it makes it really easy to determine the value of your miles and whether you should book in cash or points.

So it actually shows you the cash and the points or miles cost of a specific flight right there in the same place. And it makes it really easy to determine the value of your miles and whether you should book in cash or points.

So it actually shows you the cash and the points or miles cost of a specific flight right there in the same place. And it makes it really easy to determine the value of your miles and whether you should book in cash or points.