ImprovGal
Nov 3, 09, 9:54 pm
I flew MCO-ORD-PVD on United with my Dividend Miles # on the ticket. The MCO-ORD segment posted, the ORD-PVD didn't. Both were in the same mileage earning fare class.
I mailed my boarding pass stub and e-ticket confirmation to the Dividend Miles Service Center. Unfortunately, United is insisting I was "voluntarily offloaded" from the ORD-PVD flight and didn't fly that segment on them. But I did fly that segment on my booked flight and in my booked seat.
I did check a bag, but that apparently doesn't help prove my case. If only I'd bought something BOB, perhaps the cc charge transaction could be used as proof I was on the flight in my seat.
Is there anything else I could do here? After the Grand Slam 4,000 PQM post, I'll be < 700 miles to Gold so I was really counting on the miles from this segment to post. I know I can always purchase club membership for those PQMs or do a same day PVD-PHL-PVD run but I don't want to throw money down for that if there's any way to recoup the miles I'm due from the flight.
I mailed my boarding pass stub and e-ticket confirmation to the Dividend Miles Service Center. Unfortunately, United is insisting I was "voluntarily offloaded" from the ORD-PVD flight and didn't fly that segment on them. But I did fly that segment on my booked flight and in my booked seat.
I did check a bag, but that apparently doesn't help prove my case. If only I'd bought something BOB, perhaps the cc charge transaction could be used as proof I was on the flight in my seat.
Is there anything else I could do here? After the Grand Slam 4,000 PQM post, I'll be < 700 miles to Gold so I was really counting on the miles from this segment to post. I know I can always purchase club membership for those PQMs or do a same day PVD-PHL-PVD run but I don't want to throw money down for that if there's any way to recoup the miles I'm due from the flight.