u/MarcBK

For those curious, I had two $500 Southwest credits due to CSR spend. I earned one last year that expires end of this year, and one this year that expires Dec 2027. I don’t fly Southwest often, so was interested to see if Chase would apply both credits to a flight that costs over $1,000. And yes, they do.

I purchased the flight on Chase travel and it cost $1,147.23. The same day the charge fully posted to my account, the full $1,000 of available Southwest credits were applied. So final cost of this flight was $147.23

Interesting note, my 8x UR awards only applied to the $147.23 net cash charge and not the full $1,147.23 spend. That’s kind of a bummer but well worth the trade off.

Anyways, just passing this info along since I couldn’t find anything definitive on Reddit or elsewhere about this. Yes, you can apply both Southwest $500 credits to one flight itinerary.

My purchase with United using Paze coded as a United purchase with 14x points, see the attached image. Just wanted to confirm for everyone asking how it codes and posts.

21 properties, 52,500 bonus points, and 21 elite night bonus credits (only 8 of them have posted). However there is one hiccup here... one of the last stays I made hasn't reflected the Paid Night/Elite Night credit. The points for the stay posted, the stay shows in my Activity, and the Bonus points posted and show as reflected in the promo, however my account overview only shows 20 paid nights even though I have 21 nights, you can see all 21 properties in the account activity, and the points for all 21 stays have posted.

Strange. I have an email in to support and they are looking into it for me... I'm sure it'll get sorted.

Now only need 3 more nights to hit Lifetime Platinum status, and have one upcoming stay already planned, so really only need 2 more nights.