Originally Posted by
ctownflyer
Sure, they can throw the baby out with the bathwater if they want, but plenty of people had no idea AA would care and will no longer earn any revenue for AA for their lifetimes. And others that see AA cracking down on churning cards and this may think twice before they credit their next activity to AA, which will also cost AA revenue.
AA is known to be rather draconian, see the crackdown on trading goodies on coupon connection a few years ago. Miles & points websites that don't point that out are doing a disservice to their readers?
As far as lost revenue to AA is concerned... people who couldn't muster a transaction in the past 18 months are probably not really the high rollers that AA wants...
