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AMAZON GOLD SCAM INVESTMENT-Capital One Venture Rewards Card vs VentureOne Card | RedGage The Capital One Venture Card and the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Card are both popular credit cards for Americans who travel frequently as they have many excellent benefits for frequent travelers. You may be wondering which card is better for you, so here I'll try to help you by comparing these 2 cards together. The main difference between the two cards is that the Capital One Venture gives you 2 miles for every dollar spent and has a $59 annual fee, while the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Card gives you 1.25 miles for every dollar spent but has no annual fee. Capital One VentureVS Capital One VentureOne Rewards First, a look at what both cards have in common: Earn unlimited miles and miles never expire. The more you spend on your card, the more miles you will earn, without any maximum limit. Since your miles don't expire, there's no urgency for you to redeem your miles before any expiration date. Redeem your miles for any travel expenses, such as air tickets, hotel accommodation, vacation packages, cruise line and auto rentals. You can book any airline at any time, with no blackout dates and no advance booking is required. Simply pay for your travel booking with the card, and then redeem your miles online or by phone to be reimbursed for your purchase. To calculate how much your miles are worth, simply cut off the last two zeros. For example, if you have earned 22,300 miles, you've earned a $223 flight, or a $223 hotel room, or a $223 car rental. Your account will be credited for the travel purchase, and you will see that credit on your statement. You can also redeem your miles for cash, gift cards or merchandise. If you don't intend to travel, you also have the choice to redeem your miles for gift cards, cash back, merchandise, etc. This redemption flexibility stands out as one of the top benefits of this card. 0% foreign transaction fee. This is a

The Capital One Venture Card and the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Card are both popular credit cards for Americans who travel frequently as they have many excellent benefits for frequent travelers. You may be wondering which card is better for you, so here I'll try to help you by comparing these 2 cards together. The main difference between the two cards is that the Capital One Venture gives you 2 miles for every dollar spent and has a $59 annual fee, while the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Card gives you 1.25 miles for every dollar spent but has no annual fee. Capital One VentureVS Capital One VentureOne Rewards First, a look at what both cards have in common: Earn unlimited miles and miles never expire. The more you spend on your card, the more miles you will earn, without any maximum limit. Since your miles don't expire, there's no urgency for you to redeem your miles before any expiration date. Redeem your miles for any travel expenses, such as air tickets, hotel accommodation, vacation packages, cruise line and auto rentals. You can book any airline at any time, with no blackout dates and no advance booking is required. Simply pay for your travel booking with the card, and then redeem your miles online or by phone to be reimbursed for your purchase. To calculate how much your miles are worth, simply cut off the last two zeros. For example, if you have earned 22,300 miles, you've earned a $223 flight, or a $223 hotel room, or a $223 car rental. Your account will be credited for the travel purchase, and you will see that credit on your statement. You can also redeem your miles for cash, gift cards or merchandise. If you don't intend to travel, you also have the choice to redeem your miles for gift cards, cash back, merchandise, etc. This redemption flexibility stands out as one of the top benefits of this card. 0% foreign transaction fee. This is a great benefit especially for those who travel abroad frequently or make purchases over the in

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Amazon's Gold Travel Ventures : An Amazon jungle jaunt | Amazon Travel Articles THURSDAY, 22 APRIL 2010 14:38 CAMERON SUMPTER For anyone looking to experience the Amazon rainforest without waking up in the middle of the night covered in leeches, southern Colombia's Amacayacu National Park offers the perfect mix of adventure and comfort. Any jaunt to this southern Colombian jungle park will start in Leticia, the lazily paced capital of the Amazonas department. The streets are lined with palm trees, shops and cafes, where you can shop for pure cocoa chocolates and handicrafts, or while a way an afternoon sipping caipirinhas. The park is 65 kms to the south of the city, and can be reached by a manic one-and-a-half hour speed-boat ride down the Amacayacu River. Situated in a large chunk of virgin rainforest, Amacayacu is brimming with wildlife and features plants that could kill you and others to bring you back. A boardwalk makes strolling through the ancient forest easy, allowing you to concentrate on the squirrel monkeys and macaws above, while avoiding the more sinister creatures that crawl and slither. Comfortable rooms with balconies overlooking the jungle can be booked through Aviatur. Houseboats complete with crew, accommodating up to eight people, can also be organized. Twenty minutes up the river from Amacayacu sits the pristine community of Puerto Narino. In this tiny jungle settlement the Nututama Foundation works with local indigenous people to protect endangered species including turtles and the pink river dolphin. Clean but modest accommodation is available for those seeking a truly unique experience. Avianca runs daily flights between Bogota and Leticia, and at under two hours, the jungle is closer than you think.

Amazon's Gold Travel Ventures : An Amazon jungle jaunt | Amazon Travel Articles Amazon Travel Articles | Amazon's Gold Travel Ventures THURSDAY, 22 APRIL 2010 14:38 CAMERON SUMPTER For anyone looking to experience the Amazon rainforest without waking up in the middle of the night covered in leeches, southern Colombia's Amacayacu National Park offers theperfect mix of adventure and comfort. Any jaunt to this southern Colombian jungle park will start in Leticia, the lazily paced capital of the Amazonas department. The streets are lined with palm trees, shops and cafes, where you can shop for pure cocoa chocolates and handicrafts, or while a way an afternoon sipping caipirinhas. The park is 65 kms to the south of the city, and can be reached by a manic one-and-a-half hour speed-boat ride downthe Amacayacu River. Situated in a large chunk of virgin rainforest, Amacayacu is brimming with wildlife and features plants that could kill you andothers to bring you back. A boardwalk makes strolling through the ancient forest easy, allowing you to concentrate on the squirrel monkeys and macaws above, while avoiding the more sinister creatures that crawl and slither. Comfortable rooms with balconies overlooking the jungle can be booked through Aviatur. Houseboats complete with crew, accommodating up to eight people, can also be organized. Twenty minutes up the river from Amacayacu sits the pristine community of Puerto Narino. In this tiny jungle settlement the Nututama Foundation works with local indigenous people to protect endangered species including turtles and thepink river dolphin. Clean but modest accommodation is available for those seeking a truly unique experience. Avianca runs daily flights between Bogota and Leticia, and at under two hours, the jungle is closer than you think.

For anyone looking to experience the Amazon rainforest without waking up in the middle of the night covered in leeches, southern Colombia's Amacayacu National Park offers the perfect mix of adventure and comfort. Any jaunt to this southern Colombian jungle park will start in Leticia, the lazily paced capital of the Amazonas department. The streets are lined with palm trees, shops and cafes, where you can shop for pure cocoa chocolates and handicrafts, or while a way an afternoon sipping caipirinhas. The park is 65 kms to the south of the city, and can be reached by a manic one-and-a-half hour speed-boat ride down the Amacayacu River. Situated in a large chunk of virgin rainforest, Amacayacu is brimming with wildlife and features plants that could kill you and others to bring you back. A boardwalk makes strolling through the ancient forest easy, allowing you to concentrate on the squirrel monkeys and macaws above, while avoiding the more sinister creatures that crawl and slither. Comfortable rooms with balconies overlooking the jungle can be booked through Aviatur. Houseboats complete with crew, accommodating up to eight people, can also be organized. Twenty minutes up the river from Amacayacu sits the pristine community of Puerto Narino. In this tiny jungle settlement the Nututama Foundation works with local indigenous people to protect endangered species including turtles and the pink river dolphin. Clean but modest accommodation is available for those seeking a truly unique experience. Avianca runs daily flights between Bogota and Leticia, and at under two hours, the jungle is closer than you think.

THURSDAY, 22 APRIL 2010 14:38 CAMERON SUMPTER For anyone looking to experience the Amazon rainforest without waking up in the middle of the night covered in leeches, southern Colombia's Amacayacu National Park offers the perfect mix of adventure and comfort. Any jaunt to this southern Colombian jungle park will start in Leticia, the lazily paced capital of the Amazonas department. The streets are lined with palm trees, shops and cafes, where you can shop for pure cocoa chocolates and handicrafts, or while a way an afternoon sipping caipirinhas. The park is 65 kms to the south of the city, and can be reached by a manic one-and-a-half hour speed-boat ride down the Amacayacu River. Situated in a large chunk of virgin rainforest, Amacayacu is brimming with wildlife and features plants that could kill you and others to bring you back. A boardwalk makes strolling through the ancient forest easy, allowing you to concentrate on the squirrel monkeys and macaws above, while avoiding the more sinister creatures that crawl and slither. Comfortable rooms with balconies overlooking the jungle can be booked through Aviatur. Houseboats complete with crew, accommodating up to eight people, can also be organized. Twenty minutes up the river from Amacayacu sits the pristine community of Puerto Narino. In this tiny jungle settlement the Nututama Foundation works with local indigenous people to protect endangered species including turtles and the pink river dolphin. Clean but modest accommodation is available for those seeking a truly unique experience. Avianca runs daily flights between Bogota and Leticia, and at under two hours, the jungle is closer than you think.

Paradise in the Amazon (An Amazon Venture!) About Amazon Ventures A Trip to the Amazon Blog! Amazon's Gold Travel Ventures… Hope this blog post on the Amazon helps travelers who are interested in seeing Colombia's Amazonas. Find out more, email me at info@amazon-goldventures.com Amazon's Gold Travel Ventures : An Amazon jungle jaunt THURSDAY, 22 APRIL 2010 14:38 CAMERON SUMPTER For anyone looking to experience the Amazon rainforest without waking up in the middle of the night covered in leeches, southern Colombia's Amacayacu National Park offers the perfect mix of adventure and comfort. Any jaunt to this southern Colombian jungle park will start in Leticia, the lazily paced capital of the Amazonas department. The streets are lined with palm trees, shops and cafes, where you can shop for pure cocoa chocolates and handicrafts, or while a way an afternoon sipping caipirinhas. The park is 65 kms to the south of the city, and can be reached by a manic one-and-a-half hour speed-boat ride down the Amacayacu River. Situated in a large chunk of virgin rainforest, Amacayacu is brimming with wildlife and features plants that could kill you and others to bring you back. A boardwalk makes strolling through the ancient forest easy, allowing you to concentrate on the squirrel monkeys and macaws above, while avoiding the more sinister creatures that crawl and slither. Comfortable rooms with balconies overlooking the jungle can be booked through Aviatur. Houseboats complete with crew, accommodating up to eight people, can also be organized. Twenty minutes up the river from Amacayacu sits the pristine community of Puerto Narino. In this tiny jungle settlement the Nututama Foundation works with local indigenous people to protect endangered species including turtles and the pink river dolphin. Clean but modest accommodation is available for those seeking a truly unique experience. Avianca runs daily flights between Bogota and Leticia, and at under two hours, the jungle is c