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25% Bonus Qantas Points with Purchase of 15,000-95,000 Top up Points; 60% Bonus with 100,000-150,000 Top up Points @ Qantas

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25% Bonus Qantas Points with Purchase of 15,000-95,000 Top up Points; 60% Bonus with 100,000-150,000 Top up Points @ Qantas
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Kazar on 07/12/2025 - 16:05 qantas.com (797 clicks)

Get 25% more Qantas Points when you purchase 15,000 - 95,000 Top-up Points,
60% more points when you purchase 100,000 - 150,000 Top-up Points.
Offer ends 11 December 2025

Considering credit card exclusion periods are now closer to 18 - 24 months, this could be decent value for those topping up 100,000 points or more as it is 1.67c to 1.71c per point.

Hope this can help someone who needs additional points for a classic rewards flight.

100000 Base Points + 60000 Bonus Points = 160000 Total Points Total Cost = $2730. Cost Per Point=$0.0171
105000 Base Points + 63000 Bonus Points = 168000 Total Points Total Cost = $2860. Cost Per Point=$0.017
110000 Base Points + 66000 Bonus Points = 176000 Total Points Total Cost = $2990. Cost Per Point=$0.017
115000 Base Points + 69000 Bonus Points = 184000 Total Points Total Cost = $3120. Cost Per Point=$0.017
120000 Base Points + 72000 Bonus Points = 192000 Total Points Total Cost = $3250. Cost Per Point=$0.0169
125000 Base Points + 75000 Bonus Points = 200000 Total Points Total Cost = $3380. Cost Per Point=$0.0169
130000 Base Points + 78000 Bonus Points = 208000 Total Points Total Cost = $3510. Cost Per Point=$0.0169
135000 Base Points + 81000 Bonus Points = 216000 Total Points Total Cost = $3640. Cost Per Point=$0.0169
140000 Base Points + 84000 Bonus Points = 224000 Total Points Total Cost = $3770. Cost Per Point=$0.0168
145000 Base Points + 87000 Bonus Points = 232000 Total Points Total Cost = $3900. Cost Per Point=$0.0168
150000 Base Points + 90000 Bonus Points = 240000 Total Points Total Cost = $3999. Cost Per Point=$0.0167

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  • Jetkuma on 07/12/2025 - 16:17
    +3

    Isn't it cheaper to buy Qantas wine?

  • OzeePlay on 07/12/2025 - 16:19

    Irony is that it takes $2730 to get 160000 points. But if you want to cash out 160000 points, you get
    1. $550 mastercard gift card and you are left with 3900 points. Or
    2. $975 apple gift card and you are left with 1500 points (20% off for the apple gift cards at the moment)

    • easternculture on 07/12/2025 - 16:21
      +3

      Still might be cheaper to buy points and book a flight then make a direct booking using cash/card. YMMV depending on location and availability of reward flights

    • donman92 on 07/12/2025 - 17:42
      +4

      Using Qantas points to buy gift cards is usually the worst value.

    • jrvb42 on 07/12/2025 - 19:00
      +1

      Absolutely, but I think people believe they get higher value from using points for things they wouldn't otherwise buy, like business class seats. Qantas flight rewards often require additional taxes which are pretty close to what someone can pay for economy sale fares (obviously on different airlines). I personally can't justify spending cash or points to buy exorbitantly priced fares for a bit more comfort on a flight lasting only 24 hours. Way better to enjoy a nice hotel at your destination, but hey, to each their own. Not sure why your comment got negged, unless people don't like their "correct opinions" challenged. ;)

      • easternculture on 07/12/2025 - 22:24

        The thing with points is that you can usually book a ticket sometimes under 24hr notice compared to paying 4 or 5k with no points and thats what i usually use my points for. Ive also seen first class to middle east for 110k points + $1000 in taxes and thats usually a 15k+ booking

        • jrvb42 on 08/12/2025 - 08:32

          Nice. I'll file that away - excellent use of points, and an excellent point on use (of points) :)

          • easternculture on 08/12/2025 - 09:40

            @jrvb42: Yeah. Thats the only reason im sitting on 700k+ points from qantas and virgin.

            Booked 3 last minute flights this year and saved 10s of thousands (XX000 points with a few hundred taxes (short transit time) compared to $5k+ on booking sites)

            Im tempted to buy some qff from this deal to topup.

    • dudleydoright on 07/12/2025 - 22:52
      +1

      No-one with a mind to chase bargains would spend Qantas points on anything other than classic rewards flights or upgrades, I reckon. In that event you could theoretically get roughly $4000 worth of domestic business or economy international flights for that 160000 points.

  • ezza on 07/12/2025 - 17:21
    +1

    This is a great deal if you have little to no points and plan on booking business class flights with QF.
    For example.. Melbourne > Dallas -Business Classic Reward is 151,800 points + approx $700 in taxes
    This would cost you $2730 in real money to buy 160k points with this offer (+ taxes)
    It's impossible to buy a one way ticket on this route in Business at this price.
    Obviously you'd need to find availability with a Classic Reward seat.

    • Coops1 on 07/12/2025 - 17:34

      Available for 24December. An extra long christmas eve flight arriving on same day 😀

  • meowbert on 07/12/2025 - 17:43

    How does this compare to buying points through other means?

    • jsb on 07/12/2025 - 17:54
      +4

      Check ozbargain classified. Currently selling at approx. 1.2c - 1.3c per point. But these are against the Terms and conditions of QFF. They can block your account and you lose all your points if they take action

  • MrThing on 07/12/2025 - 18:01
    +4

    What a waste of money

    What can you even use Qantas points for now reliably? A Qantas domestic classic award or classic plus for basically anything else

    • Spizz on 07/12/2025 - 19:17
      +1

      Used them a few weeks ago at Classic award level to book to 2 Business Class flights to Europe and back for late next year.

      • j4j4j4j4 on 07/12/2025 - 19:33

        That's lucky of u. What routes if you don't mind me asking?
        With Emirates? I feel their fees cost more than purchasing tickets directly~~

        • jsjc on 07/12/2025 - 20:08
          +2

          There’s plenty of availability for Paris-Perth direct right now in business. $2700 to buy points vs >$10000 in cash.

          • dantrax77 on 08/12/2025 - 00:06
            +2

            @jsjc: $2700 each way to buy the points PLUS over $1000 in fees and only available in Feb/March with crappy weather.

            Is that really an amazing deal?

            • MrThing on 08/12/2025 - 08:46
              +1

              @dantrax77: Exactly, sure there's availability when no one else wants to fly, but what's the point in that

              Singapore airlines meanwhile has great premium availability all year round, you can still get reward flights in bizniz to Singapore and Hong Kong for CNY-26

            • jsjc on 08/12/2025 - 12:36
              +1

              @dantrax77: I mean each to their own. I’m flying the family to Europe in this time period so have managed to get 4x business classic rewards fares. I didn’t have to buy points, but if I did then the total cost with this deal wouldn’t have been far off buying cash economy fares, so worthwhile for me.

              If you can’t find a flight that’s useful, just don’t buy the points 🤷 I don’t think anyone is recommending to stockpile them for later use

        • Spizz on 08/12/2025 - 09:45

          It wasnt with Emirates and their high taxes and it was for September/October next year for 2 people in Business class return.

    • clang823 on 07/12/2025 - 21:10
      +1

      Nah you just got to look for them, my wife and I absolutely burnt through points the last year or so (all for 2 people):
      - QF business to HK, return in premium economy
      - JL first to Tokyo, return in business
      - CX business return to Seoul

      Already booked for next year
      - JL business return to Tokyo
      - QF business return to HK

      As an example the first class classic reward to Tokyo is about 155k points, I can buy that using the above with $2860. That’s way less than what the ticket value is in cash.

    • jaygee on 08/12/2025 - 02:43
      +1

      To be fair the last 5 trips I've found business or first seats. Good to be flexible and I guess lucky

  • DingoBilly on 07/12/2025 - 19:34

    You could earn this amount pretty easily with 2-3 credit card sign up bonuses in 6 months for $500 or so.

    While I appreciate this is the super lazy option, the value is really, really poor if you're actually looking for a bargain.

    • realaccount627465746 on 07/12/2025 - 19:41
      +2

      24 month cooldowns it's so much harder than it used to be

  • Headless on 07/12/2025 - 19:44
    +1

    You'll need it when they reduce the buying power of points again in 2026,guaranteed

  • strayan on 09/12/2025 - 06:48

    Do these go towards Points Club earn?

    • hrback on 09/12/2025 - 17:09
      +1

      Yep all top up points purchases are counted towards PC and PC plus

  • Wootwootwoot on 13/12/2025 - 14:22

    Just get a credit card

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