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Scottie is an absolute wizard when it comes to maximizing credit card points for luxury travel! Thanks to his guidance, my husband and I flew FIRST CLASS on ANA Suite for the first time ever—a once-in-a-lifetime experience we never thought was possible. Two seats that would have cost $24,000 only cost us $342, all because Scottie showed us exactly which credit cards to get and how to use our points effectively. He walked me through every step of the process, making it so easy to turn points into an unforgettable adventure. I’m so grateful for Scottie’s expertise and can’t wait to plan even more luxury travel with his help. If you’re dreaming of flying in style without breaking the bank, Scottie is your go-to!

“We had an incredible anniversary in Japan because of the info that I received from Credit Hacker. We stayed at two luxurious hotels in Japan for free because of what we learned from Credit Hackers. Thanks Scott, you are the best!”

“Thanks to the Credit hacker, we were able to have the time of our lives traveling to Korea and Japan with our dear friends! All it took was using a different credit card! Thanks for your guidance, Scottie!”

“7 years ago, I only used Hawaiian Air miles for the occasional free flight. After working with Thecredithacker, we have accumulated over 1.4 million points through normal spending, referrals, and intentional sign up bonuses. We have traveled the world and haven’t paid for flights, hotels, or car rentals in over 4 years (except for taxes)! Our card balances are paid in full every month, both our credit scores have increased over 800, and Thecredithacker strategy allows us to have enough points each year to travel wherever we want to go!

“Thanks to The Credit Hacker we we’re able to fly business class round trip to Japan on ANA’s double decker honu airbus! We experienced first class service in the lounges and on our long international flights for the first time and now my wife and I can’t look back.”