Originally Posted by
bdemaria
This suggests you have seen the 1MM/2MM bonus summary which is interesting since it is an unpublished benefit.
There are several threads that detail the fallout of just such address shenanigans that occur around the 1MM mark.
AA can do whatever it wants in response to people's actions in regards to an unpublished benefit. It has no contractual obligations. But "fraud" is a legal term. If I haven't seen a requirement that I list as my address my most frequent residence or my domicile, then I can't make a material misrepresentation to AA in using some other address, say, my office address, or my family's address, or any other address. If there is no material misrepresentation, there is no fraud. It's one thing to say that "if you do x, AA will do Y." It's another thing to say that "if you do X, you've committed a fraud."