Did you get the ClickRewards Gift?
Dec 12, 1999 | 8:47 am
#1
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Commander Catcop
Join Date: May 1998
Posts: 10,259
Did you get the ClickRewards Gift?
Curious if anyone got this...
CLIckRewards sent me a calculator With a THank you card saying "With all of the shopping you have been doing, I though thought you could use a little help keeping track of your CLickMIles."
It's from West Shell III, CEO of CLickRewards.
Nice gesture. I'm thinking it's for all the problems I've been having with getting points posted in a timely matter.
CLIckRewards sent me a calculator With a THank you card saying "With all of the shopping you have been doing, I though thought you could use a little help keeping track of your CLickMIles."
It's from West Shell III, CEO of CLickRewards.
Nice gesture. I'm thinking it's for all the problems I've been having with getting points posted in a timely matter.
Dec 12, 1999 | 9:48 am
#2
Join Date: Jan 1999
Location: Yinzburgh
Posts: 184
I received the calculator also. The only problem I ever had with the points posting was with E Trade at the beginning of the year and that was fixed with me getting more points than originally thought and the stupid Club Disney . I wonder what the criteria is? It is a nice little calculator!
Paul
Paul
Dec 15, 1999 | 7:21 am
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: In protest of Flyertalk's uncalledfor censoring of my point of view, I cancelled my InsideFlyer subscription. So long, and thanks for everything.
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I did not, but my 5 year old son (also a member of clickrewards) did.
This is just one really fascinating glimpse of promotional marketing my boys have experienced this year.
Another example is with Continental. Both boys (Matt 3 and Eli 5) joined one-pass on line on the same day. Both bought Prestige Packs on the same day. Yet Eli was mailed an offer of a 3000 mile bonus for the first transcon flight. He received the credit after our flights to Disneyland. Matt did not receive the offer, nor the credit.
Continental discriminates against 3 year olds (oops! sorry, wrong thread.)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum20/HTML/000580.html
This is just one really fascinating glimpse of promotional marketing my boys have experienced this year.
Another example is with Continental. Both boys (Matt 3 and Eli 5) joined one-pass on line on the same day. Both bought Prestige Packs on the same day. Yet Eli was mailed an offer of a 3000 mile bonus for the first transcon flight. He received the credit after our flights to Disneyland. Matt did not receive the offer, nor the credit.
Continental discriminates against 3 year olds (oops! sorry, wrong thread.)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum20/HTML/000580.html