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Goldpoints can no longer be earned after March 31. And if you signed up for your Goldpoints account through Radisson Hotels, your account was transferred to their separate (and continuing) Goldpoints Plus program.

But it’s still possible to earn points in the old program for about two months (which won’t transfer to Goldpoints Plus, but can be redeemed for various things like food at TGI Friday’s).

You can bring your Goldpoints account number with you to TGI Friday’s and get 2008 free Goldpoints by printing out a coupon. Copy the following URL into your web browser and replace the bolded text with your information:

http://tgif.rsys1.net/servlet/campaignrespondent?_ID_=tgif.111&name=YOUR_FIRST_NAME%20YOUR_LAST_NAME& e mail=YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS

Meanwhile, once the program ends, you still have plenty of time to redeem the points you’ve accumulated.

Meanwhile, NotiFlyer has details on a Goldpoints Plus (the Radisson program) instant win game for a chance to win 100,000 Goldpoints.

To enter the giveaway and receive the bonus points from your scratch card, go to www.goldpointsplus.com/checkin. You can click “what’s this” if you are entering the contest without a scratch card. Otherwise, enter the code at the bottom of the card. After typing in a code, you will need to type in your member number or you will be prompted to join the goldpoints plus program. If you are given an error because your membership number is too short, type in “601599″ in front of your member number.

After answering three exceptionally obvious questions, you get three online scratchoffs. If you don’t win, you can try again every day until April 6.

1 Comment

  1. zeppox said,

    Actually, points earned in the goldpoints program are still transferring to goldpointsplus, at least for me. I went to a TGIFridays on January 29 and a few days later those points transferred from goldpoints to goldpointsplus. Which was nice because may total became enough to redeem for some AAdvantage miles.

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