You would essentially get a customer who's interested in your product. Keep all the people who just wanted a free item out, since you had to make them pay for shipping. Have the address that you could mail physical advertisements to, as well as their email address.
Interesting thought
If you had a CPG brand and ran a newsletter ad where you'd essentially give a trial version of your product for free. But they'd have to sign up to get emailed the promo code.
Once they get to your sales page, they have to pay for the shipping...
@ShaanVP, you have enough points for 58 round trip biz class flights to Europe.
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@sotp_mike Great writeup! If you're ever curious on how to book flights with those points I write a weekly newsletter on the tips and tricks of flying with your points and miles.
We could book a room at the Thompson Dallas for 83,000 points which would cost us $1,593.6 in purchased points but weโd avoid paying the full price of $2,766.90.
Since youโre only allowed to purchase 55,000 points per year, youโd have to also get your s/o to buy some points under their account and pool them together to make this work.