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$1, Singapore Airlines miles for salePosted: September 14, 2011, 07:17 AM

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Traveling to Asia soon? I have Singapore Airlines (Krisflyer) miles which I am selling. I have no travel plans this year. I just left Singapore after working for SingTel and relocated permanently here in the U.S.

I have 225,550 miles. The miles can be used for economy, business and first class. To calculate the miles for a roundtrip (return) ticket, click on the "redemption calculator" link on the Krisflyer site:

http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_UK/Account/RedeemMiles.jsp?

My asking price is $8 for every 1000 miles. Ticket taxes are included. The total cost of a ticket will be $8 multiplied by the number of miles needed. For example, if the redemption calculator quotes 60,000 miles, then the cost of the ticket is $8 x 60 = $480 (taxes already included).

I will not (i repeat: NOT) entertain difficult buyers, complicated buyers, or emails from anyone who can't follow simple instructions in plain English. I am not a travel agent and have family responsibilities and a full-time job. This essentially means I cannot spend the entire time responding to single-sentence emails or to three-word emails (such as "still have miles?") and I assure you I will ignore them. If you are serious about buying, then you will need to look up the flights you want on singaporeair.com and the departure times. And i will keep it simple: no payment, no booking. Payment is by bank transfer or express payment or check. Can't do this? Buy your ticket elsewhere. This is the modern world: if you don't have a bank account, then i can't believe you can even afford to fly to Asia.

To purchase miles, email me: [email protected]
Location: NY


• Location: Seattle, NY

• Post ID: 5310369 seattle



Keep delaying booking my airtickets,
Asked me to transfer money via western union.

The details needed by Western Union in Singapore are as follows:

My first name: ALEXANDER
My last name: HEID
City: Manhattan
State: New York
Country (destination of transfer) : USA

Please beware. I have stopped the transfer of money.

His assistant emailed me on behalf of Declan Hallon

Be careful of Elena Yurevna as well.

beware of his so called assistance...

Elena Konovalova

and this email
[email protected]


Recipient's given name:  Elena Yurevna
Recipient's surname: Konovalova
Destination city: Irkutsk
Destination country: Russia

Oh my God!!! I feel like crying my heart out now...when I just realised I'm not receiving any emails from him after sending him the money..And then I finally googled his name: "Declan Sean Hallon' and my heart just sank.Felt like I was in a trance all the while when I was dealing with him for almost a month. This bloody moron cheated my 0f USD 990. Can't believe that the screenshot of the miles he provided is fake! & now my trip is in jeopardy!

Claimed that he's always busy and on overseas trip. & yes he is cocky! I almost didn't want to deal with him anymore but gave in when I thought I could save money on air tix..He used lots of tactics; asking to transfer via Maybank Visa Money Transfer and then my funds got reversed twice and then he claimed his card wasn't able to accept it. (even forwarding an email he claimed was from his bank relationship manager.) Even send multiple emails at time and keep pestering you to settle this asap as he going to Russia where there's no connection available. I still seriously can't believe it..the emails he wrote is so well written.

I already transferred via Western Union under Elena Yurevna Kolovakova and WU sent me an acknowledgement sms that it has been picked up.I'm definitely going to report him to the police and may he rot in hell operating such a modus operandi conning people of their hard earn money and wasting time deling with such nonsense..

You are all idiots for giving someone who called you your money. Did your parents not ever teach you about snake oil?

He uses two Email address. And will try to seem very formal at straight forward and loves to talk about "risk".
Alex Konovalova
his e-mail
[email protected]

[email protected]

and he wants you to transfer the money into his wives name. Elena Konovakova

post very similar to the one I've just seen. uncanny

Please do your research before doing transactions and stay away from money wiring. Stick with anything that that protect you under Fraud.