Originally Posted by Wx4caster

Let me try to explain again... In Continental's version, I'm led to believe that when I look at my receipt and see that I have a United codeshare in a B fare class, it's up to me to go to United.com and see what a B fare qualifies for -- et voila, a B fare qualifies for 150% EQM bonus! (in other words, I don't think it is unreasonable for a customer to assume that the fare basis quoted on the reciept is the fare basis that the operating carrier of that segment will use for mileage accrual purposes). Continental.com's statement:

*Please note that mileage credit for travel on codeshare flights, including Elite Qualification Miles and Elite Qualification Points, is determined by the operating carriers booking classes of service

does not imply, suggest, hint or state that what they're selling me could be markedly different than what they are claiming to be selling me, i.e. that a conversion takes place.
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