Miles selling platform

[KSMH]

Forbes: This Startup Is Building A Secondary Market For Frequent Flier Miles.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joresablount/2019/10/03/this-startup-is-building-a-secondary-market-for-frequent-flier-miles/

[theyankel]

Forbes: This Startup Is Building A Secondary Market For Frequent Flier Miles.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joresablount/2019/10/03/this-startup-is-building-a-secondary-market-for-frequent-flier-miles/

these numbers are STARTLING
Last year, American Airlines generated $2.2 billion in revenue from the sale of miles. United Airlines got $1.18 billion

[AJK]

Perhaps I missed it, but writing this article without addressing the 800-lb gorilla in the room is just inexcusable.

[ExGingi]

Perhaps I missed it, but writing this article without addressing the 800-lb gorilla in the room is just inexcusable.

+1

Part of that is that if indeed there was a fully legitimate and official secondary market for loyalty point, the associated profits that come from selling them in the first place will go up in smoke.

[gingyguy]

Perhaps I missed it, but writing this article without addressing the 800-lb gorilla in the room is just inexcusable.

Especially  when the first airline mentioned is AA

[yelped]

Perhaps I missed it, but writing this article without addressing the 800-lb gorilla in the room is just inexcusable.

What do you expect for a journalist who is trained to research an article and write accurately? 

[Denverite]

Perhaps I missed it, but writing this article without addressing the 800-lb gorilla in the room is just inexcusable.

+1 and at an even more basic level the idiotic article didn’t even explain how a transaction would actually work or give one specific example of how you could use the platform. Maybe this author lady is Trump’s “whistleblower”