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Here is the next increased credit card sign up bonus for our U.S. readers. The Barclaycard Lufthansa Premier Miles & More World Mastercard sees the return of the 50,000 Mile sign up bonus. That’s anywhere from 15,000 to 30,000 miles more then the recent sign up bonuses.
Here is the offer as it will appear on FFB’s Miles & More Bonus Miles page sometime tomorrow:
This Offer is now expired
Earn up to 50,000 miles when you apply for and receive The Lufthansa Premier Miles & More World MasterCard
Earn 20,000 award miles after your first purchase or balance transferEarn an additional 30,000 award miles when you spend $5,000 in purchases within the first 90 days of account openingWith 50,000 award miles you can redeem for a round-trip award flight to Hawaii, Europe or the Caribbean!Cardholders receive a Companion Ticket annuallyEnjoy 2 award miles per $1 on Miles & More integrated airline ticket purchases and 1 award mile per $1 spent everywhere elseNo mileage expiration with monthly qualifying purchasesNo foreign transaction fees
* Residents of the US Only
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