Staying the night before points expire - what happens?
Jun 24, 19, 6:09 pm
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Staying the night before points expire - what happens?
awardwallet says my points expire 1 July from non-activity (last hotel stay March 2018; I am Accor Silver)
I have a stay checking-in 30 June, checking-out 1 July
Will my (few) points be safe?
I have a stay checking-in 30 June, checking-out 1 July
Will my (few) points be safe?
Last edited by shuuy; Jun 24, 19 at 6:38 pm
Jun 24, 19, 8:02 pm
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Originally Posted by shuuy
awardwallet says my points expire 1 July from non-activity (last hotel stay March 2018; I am Accor Silver)
I have a stay checking-in 30 June, checking-out 1 July
Will my (few) points be safe?
I have a stay checking-in 30 June, checking-out 1 July
Will my (few) points be safe?
Jun 25, 19, 1:58 am
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I have a similar situation, but in reverse. I have a 10 day stay over the new year period coming up where I would like my nights to count to my 2020 balance and not my 2019 balance, I don't think it will be an issue, however slightly concerned nether-the-less.
Jun 25, 19, 3:32 am
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Originally Posted by Firsttime4me2
I have a similar situation, but in reverse. I have a 10 day stay over the new year period coming up where I would like my nights to count to my 2020 balance and not my 2019 balance, I don't think it will be an issue, however slightly concerned nether-the-less.
Jun 25, 19, 3:34 am
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Originally Posted by Firsttime4me2
I have a similar situation, but in reverse. I have a 10 day stay over the new year period coming up where I would like my nights to count to my 2020 balance and not my 2019 balance, I don't think it will be an issue, however slightly concerned nether-the-less.
Jun 25, 19, 7:00 am
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Originally Posted by Firsttime4me2
I have a similar situation, but in reverse. I have a 10 day stay over the new year period coming up where I would like my nights to count to my 2020 balance and not my 2019 balance, I don't think it will be an issue, however slightly concerned nether-the-less.
Jun 25, 19, 5:22 pm
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Originally Posted by Goldorak
This is a very unsafe situation. You need to explain your case at check-out and tell them to post your points immediately, hoping they’ll do it which is never certain. Your chances to loose your points are quite high IMO.
Jun 25, 19, 5:26 pm
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Originally Posted by shuuy
Could I book a different room using an award, and then cancel it (within cancellation terms) to then get the points back?
