It took me a while to figure out how many Sea Miles points I have earned on my Carnival Sea Miles credit card. I see by a few comments on my site that other people are frustrated trying to find this information as well.
There are two ways to find out how many points you have:
1)
Call 1-877-732-6453 (the Sea Miles people), and they can tell you how many Sea Miles points you have earned. They also set up my SeaMiles.com online account.
2)
Go to www.SeaMiles.com.
Where is says USERNAME, type in the member ID from your Sea Miles card. It will start with a J (it’s at the bottom of the front of my card).
Click “Login”.
You’ll get a message that the login failed. But on this screen, you will see “New Member? Register Today!”. Click there, and follow the directions.
*** An account of the SeaMiles.com site is different than your account on the Juniper.com site. But they are tied together. You will see your credit card balance on the Juniper.com site, and your earned Sea Miles on the SeaMiles.com site.
Hi!
My java script will not let me in anywhere. I am about ready to cancel the card because they are so secretive about how to find out how many miles you have accumulated. Just venting!
Comment by joan rouse — May 6, 2007 @ 8:57 am
Hi
I was very frustrated not knowing how many points it took for a free cruise. I just visited the site and they have made some changes.
To my surprise they now have a new visa card a point is worth .01 and if you cruise you can earn points quickly
Finally somebody gets it
Comment by Marie Hogan — May 30, 2007 @ 7:56 am
I am unable to view my sea miles account. When I enter information comes back with incorrect password. However have viewed it be fore uning the password. It is the only password I use.
Comment by william larry foil — June 18, 2007 @ 3:36 pm
JUST GOT MY COMPUTER. TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW MANY CREDITS I HAVE AND WHAT I NEED TO HAVE FOR A CRUISE.
LINDA MCCLURE
Comment by LINDA MCCLURE — June 26, 2007 @ 1:58 pm
I just found out that Seamiles will not honor the use of seamiles points for the purchase of onboard credits. This was what we were promised when we applied for the card on our last cruise. Needless to say I am dissappointed and want to warn others. I also have a better price than their garrantied lowest price by calling carnival direct.
Comment by Jim Brackett — September 6, 2007 @ 7:28 pm
trying to find how many sea miles we have AMY MCPHILLIPS
Comment by Amy Mcphillips — December 4, 2007 @ 4:00 pm
All I want is to find out the amount of seamiles I have to my credit. I cant get any results using your website. My member ID JN12214821. Why do you make it so difficult when it could be so simple!!!!
Comment by Raymond Glansberg — December 17, 2007 @ 9:02 pm
All you have to do is call 877 sea miles and the customer service agents will tell you your points it is easy. The customer service reps are nice and knowledgable, and sea miles does get the best price always, let the CS know if you are a past guest or qualify for senior or military rate, they can adjust that rate with you sea miles and give you lower price. Don’t assume the CS will know if you qualify for a cheaper rate. Also cruise lines DO NOT negotiate rates with anyone, they don’t have too most sailings sell out, so the only way you will get a better rate is if you qualify for a discount they offer or by using some sort of points program. Basically people stop whinning, it is your responsibility to read the terms and conditions of your sea miles card and know how to use it, and don’t expect to get a free cruise with very little points, there is no free lunch and you had the benefit of all the stuff you purchased with that credit card sea miles is giving you points as a courtesy and thank you for using their card for something you would have bought anyway.
Comment by Clear things up — March 13, 2008 @ 12:17 pm
I agree about the whinning!!!I work for SeaMiles. Call the number and get some help. If you doubt that agent…some are new and not as knowledgeable…hang up and call again. I will say that the people that hand out the cards on the ships seem to stretch the truth. Read the fine print, read the terms and conditions…and call me or one of my co-workers.You have to book through us, not Carnival or a travel agent!!!
Call and we’ll talk!!!
Comment by Lady N — May 2, 2008 @ 5:38 pm
How many of you have been contacted by SeaMiles, with a new twist, they now offer for 10,000 seamiles, a $500 credit along with $2400, and you are “guarenteed” at least a 7 day cruise, 7 nights at a “world class” resort and 5 nights at Pueblo Bonito in Mazatlan, Mexico. Trouble is..I can’t get to view the cruises or resorts, unless I commit to the program, and send $$ and give up points!! The rep said I could get it all back, if I didn’t find cruises and resorts that were acceptable. Oh sure, pay first, fight them later!!
I’m still trying to get the rep to do the right-thing!
Comment by Nicholas M Williams — May 31, 2008 @ 5:05 pm