100 Free Hyatt Points


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This is a quick and easy way to get 100 Hyatt points for free. Go to this site, enter your Hyatt Gold Passport number (not your username), click “Open my gift” and in about a day 100 Hyatt points will be credited to your account.

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Hyatt points expire 24 months with no activity, so this is an easy way to extend them. Although, to extend the points in general all you have to do is make a points reservation and then cancel it!

This must be done by February 15, 2014, although could be pulled at any time. Enjoy!

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Tanya
Tanya
10 years ago

Can you post the link?

dealswelike
dealswelike
10 years ago
Reply to  Tanya

@Tanya – sorry about that! posted now.

Tanya
Tanya
10 years ago
Reply to  dealswelike

Thanks!

Steve
Steve
10 years ago

Wow, thanks I needed 53 points to get to 10k to transfer over to Southwest to finish my qualification for Companion Pass quickly. This works perfect

Alison
Alison
10 years ago

Still waiting for the 100 Hyatt Ch NYs points to post. I submitted last Thursday. Patiently waiting credit. 🙂

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