AC phone numbers busy?!
#17
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#18
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The priority phone numbers for elites are dedicated numbers reserved for Air Canada's top-tier customers, not random people who go trolling on FlyerTalk. As gcashin pointed out, if you had access to them, you'd have them already.
Yes.
Yes.
#19
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Thanks to Google, I found this Aeroplan Priority number and got connected to a live agent within 2 minutes, as opposed to 40+ minutes with the regular number:
**Number edited to avoid "tragedy of the commons" so it stays functional and I can keep using it
**Number edited to avoid "tragedy of the commons" so it stays functional and I can keep using it
Last edited by MasterGeek; Sep 20, 2016 at 8:30 am
#20
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Thanks for posting the number. I phoned Amex and let them know that they may not want that out there in the public domain. In case scammers get hold of it and want to try to take advantage of benefits they haven't paid for.
#21
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It's a struggle trying to keep those elite class privileges from the riff raff commons
#22
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Priority services are earned through a clearly defined process which involves the earner spending money in exchange for certain privileges. The more money spent, the more enticing and valuable the privileges.
Not only are you trying to benefit from privileges you have not earned, you appear to relish in using those privileges to the detriment of those who have earned them.
This is an example of stealing what's not yours. Much along the same lines as "well, I know how to get the keys to your car so let me just help myself to them and drive around a little." Not only are you using something that's not yours, you're preventing others from using what's rightfully theirs.
And you seem pretty smug about it, too.
#23
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This has nothing to do with some sort of struggle between castes.
Priority services are earned through a clearly defined process which involves the earner spending money in exchange for certain privileges. The more money spent, the more enticing and valuable the privileges.
Not only are you trying to benefit from privileges you have not earned, you appear to relish in using those privileges to the detriment of those who have earned them.
This is an example of stealing what's not yours. Much along the same lines as "well, I know how to get the keys to your car so let me just help myself to them and drive around a little." Not only are you using something that's not yours, you're preventing others from using what's rightfully theirs.
And you seem pretty smug about it, too.
Priority services are earned through a clearly defined process which involves the earner spending money in exchange for certain privileges. The more money spent, the more enticing and valuable the privileges.
Not only are you trying to benefit from privileges you have not earned, you appear to relish in using those privileges to the detriment of those who have earned them.
This is an example of stealing what's not yours. Much along the same lines as "well, I know how to get the keys to your car so let me just help myself to them and drive around a little." Not only are you using something that's not yours, you're preventing others from using what's rightfully theirs.
And you seem pretty smug about it, too.
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That's what I was going to say, albeit much less eloquently
This has nothing to do with some sort of struggle between castes.
Priority services are earned through a clearly defined process which involves the earner spending money in exchange for certain privileges. The more money spent, the more enticing and valuable the privileges.
Not only are you trying to benefit from privileges you have not earned, you appear to relish in using those privileges to the detriment of those who have earned them.
This is an example of stealing what's not yours. Much along the same lines as "well, I know how to get the keys to your car so let me just help myself to them and drive around a little." Not only are you using something that's not yours, you're preventing others from using what's rightfully theirs.
And you seem pretty smug about it, too.
Priority services are earned through a clearly defined process which involves the earner spending money in exchange for certain privileges. The more money spent, the more enticing and valuable the privileges.
Not only are you trying to benefit from privileges you have not earned, you appear to relish in using those privileges to the detriment of those who have earned them.
This is an example of stealing what's not yours. Much along the same lines as "well, I know how to get the keys to your car so let me just help myself to them and drive around a little." Not only are you using something that's not yours, you're preventing others from using what's rightfully theirs.
And you seem pretty smug about it, too.
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#28
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When I tried the Aeroplan priority phone number that I found, I was connected to a live agent eventhough I entered my "commoner" Aeroplan account number
#29
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So, Are saying that there are Aeroplan call agents that are dedicated to French speaking callers ? I thought that they were all bilingual, and so no dedication was required
When I tried the Aeroplan priority phone number that I found, I was connected to a live agent eventhough I entered my "commoner" Aeroplan account number
When I tried the Aeroplan priority phone number that I found, I was connected to a live agent eventhough I entered my "commoner" Aeroplan account number
#30
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Interesting. My experience suggests otherwise. Most of the time I call and ask for a French agent, I will get a non-native speaker with a poor mastery of French. So I often end up dealing with them in English to make it easier on everybody (especially myself, not being a very patient person).