In the end, for a one time cost of a little over $3000 (or a little over $2200 if you subtract the tax deduction), and a few other similar deals he’s taken advantage of to bolster his numbers, David never has to pay for a flight in his life ever again. Genius.
Serious problem with logic here... He got 1.2M miles for $3000 + who knows how many hours of work. That's it. "Never has to pay" part is due to his continuing working/spending on all this deals, and not related. 1.2M is about 20 good tickets in Y2K prices if I remember those times right. + perks, whatever that means. And probably 12 good tickets now. Mind you, $3000 itself would buy you 5 to 10 tickets in before 9/11 prices...
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Serious problem with logic here... He got 1.2M miles for $3000 + who knows how many hours of work. That's it. "Never has to pay" part is due to his continuing working/spending on all this deals, and not related. 1.2M is about 20 good tickets in Y2K prices if I remember those times right. + perks, whatever that means. And probably 12 good tickets now. Mind you, $3000 itself would buy you 5 to 10 tickets in before 9/11 prices...