Joining Diamond club without boarding passes?
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 281
Joining Diamond club without boarding passes?
I have booked to fly BMI in July on an e-ticket. Will they accept the booking ref instead of boarding passes. I was hoping to join prior to flying.
Also, is there any sort of refer a member scheme?
Also, is there any sort of refer a member scheme?
#2
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: MEL
Programs: BA Gold; VA Velocity Gold; LH FTL; Marriott Gold; ICHG Platinum AMB; Hilton Gold
Posts: 5,393
Originally Posted by CryptKeeper
I have booked to fly BMI in July on an e-ticket. Will they accept the booking ref instead of boarding passes. I was hoping to join prior to flying.
Also, is there any sort of refer a member scheme?
Also, is there any sort of refer a member scheme?
There is a refer a member scheme, with bonuses both for you and the referring member. Do a search on this forum for "Member get member" or "MGM".
#6
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Scotland
Programs: BA Blue
Posts: 1,360
Originally Posted by MapleLeaf
Would someone like to MGM me into Diamond Club as well. Even though I am in Canada, I have approval (written) to join DC but have held off because my lastest BD flight was over 3 months ago.
#7
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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Thanks guys I got a few replies - took the first one into my mailbox
Now it says you need boarding passes to become a member but does not say 3 months... the only ones I can find for BD are 2 years old or so (I never keep them)... will that cut it or am I SOL?
Should have something posted to them this weekend, once I get the boarding pass thing figured out.
Cheers
Now it says you need boarding passes to become a member but does not say 3 months... the only ones I can find for BD are 2 years old or so (I never keep them)... will that cut it or am I SOL?
Should have something posted to them this weekend, once I get the boarding pass thing figured out.
Cheers
#9
Join Date: Jun 2004
Posts: 3,772
Country of residence requirements
The BMI DC application form states that membership is open only to residents of the UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, Netherlands and Spain. Is this enforced?
I'm a resident of Denmark and *A member of SAS EB. I also hold an AmEx International Dollar Card with tons of MR points that I would like to transfer to a *A FF account. The only *A option is BMI.
But I neither have boarding passes (nor plan to fly BMI in the near future), nor do I live in one of the permitted countries of residence.
If the boarding pass issue is not enforced, what about country of residence?
What are my chances of enrolling in DC, transferring my AmEx MR points to DC, and then booking reward travel on SAS?
Any advice is most welcome!
Susan
I'm a resident of Denmark and *A member of SAS EB. I also hold an AmEx International Dollar Card with tons of MR points that I would like to transfer to a *A FF account. The only *A option is BMI.
But I neither have boarding passes (nor plan to fly BMI in the near future), nor do I live in one of the permitted countries of residence.
If the boarding pass issue is not enforced, what about country of residence?
What are my chances of enrolling in DC, transferring my AmEx MR points to DC, and then booking reward travel on SAS?
Any advice is most welcome!
Susan
#10
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Posts: 13,344
The country of residence is enforced. To get around it, I chatted with the BD country manager for Canada, explained my desire to join their program, 2 emails later a response came back from Corporate granting me a waiver to join
#13
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: NYC, BLR, LHR, SIN and a few others
Programs: UA 1K 1.01 MM
Posts: 1,245
From other threads I have read I don't think they enforce the BP issue, however one sure fired way is just to sign up for the credit card, theu join you up and gicve you 20k miles.
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