How to earn Velocity points amid Virgin woes

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As Virgin Australia searches for someone to rescue the airline, many customers are asking a simpler question: Can I keep earning points?

It’s unlikely the scheme will continue in some form under Virgin’s still-to-be-determined new owners. Picture: Dan Peled/AAPSo the easiest way to earn Velocity points for many Australians is via their credit cards.The good news? If you have an existing credit card that earns Velocity points directly, that will continue.

Even Virgin Money’s Velocity Flyer and High Flyer cards aren’t taking new applications, though the brand says it is “working closely with Velocity to bring back” those cards.

 

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People are losing their jobs and all selfishness can think of - ‘will I lose my points’ 🤬😡🥵

I don’t care about points. I want my $7000 refund! I will not be flying with Virgin again

Good luck to them. Joyce is getting ready. He said two things so far: 1. have enough cash to operate like this ( no /5% flights) until December 2021 2. ‘$19 fare’ between Sydney and Melbourne post COVID19 Virgin is history. 7News 9News Australia Qantas virginaustralia

Yes because thinking of the people who have either lost or stand to lose there jobs, is less important than worrying about points.

We found the candidate to rescue Virgin Airlines. : camerondickqld alias BAZOOKA DICKY New offer : $200mil and 50 cents Take the offer , Bazooka dicky is not afraid to use ‘it’

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