M-life tier credits reduced
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: IL
Programs: UA Gold, DL Silver, Hertz PC, Avis Pref+, Accor Silver
Posts: 1,103
M-life tier credits reduced
About a week after my last trip, my tier credits balance was suddenly reduced by a few thousand.
Has anyone else had this happen ? I thought tier credits ere only supposed to go up, not down....
D.
Has anyone else had this happen ? I thought tier credits ere only supposed to go up, not down....
D.
#2
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: PHX
Programs: AA EXP & 1MM (Lifetime Gold); Marriott Gold; National Exec Emerald's
Posts: 337
My understanding of tier credits is they are only on your account for one year. Perhaps, did you pass the one year period since a previous visit?
#3
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: LAS ORD
Programs: AA Pro (mostly B6) OZ♦ (flying BR/UA), BA Silver Hyatt LT, Wynn Black, Cosmo Plat, Mlife Noir
Posts: 5,992
As LMB01 mentioned, tier credits expire one year after they're earned - so essentially, your current tier credits reflect only what has been earned during the last year. So your tier credits certainly can go down.
#4
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: IL
Programs: UA Gold, DL Silver, Hertz PC, Avis Pref+, Accor Silver
Posts: 1,103
Is that a calendar year, or 12 months ?
If it's 12 months, then does that mean that every single session has a 12-month lifetime and the TC will gradually reduce to zero ?
If it's 12 months, then does that mean that every single session has a 12-month lifetime and the TC will gradually reduce to zero ?
#5
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: LAS ORD
Programs: AA Pro (mostly B6) OZ♦ (flying BR/UA), BA Silver Hyatt LT, Wynn Black, Cosmo Plat, Mlife Noir
Posts: 5,992
It's a rolling period covering the last year (so what I assume you mean by "12 months"), not a calendar year. So yes, if an mlife member does not continue to gamble, then the member's tier credits will reduce to zero.
#6
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: PHX
Programs: AA EXP & 1MM (Lifetime Gold); Marriott Gold; National Exec Emerald's
Posts: 337
Yes, it is a rolling 12 months. So as the calendar rolls through Oct 2011, any points earned from stays in Oct 2010 will fall off throughout the month.