Originally Posted by Gamecock
(Post 12468108)
6-8 WEEKS???
Do you think if I call AA and ask them to credit those miles today they will? I'm joking people!;) AA's system of awarding lifetime status on all miles is kinda neat. After all, even if I earn it all by buying up all the healthy choice pudding cups at my local grocery stores, doesn't make a difference to AA if the promo was botched. AA's been paid for those miles and it is on healthy choice to give them out as they see fit. Of course, healthy choice wasn't very smart about it and managed to give 1.25 million away to some math professor for just $3000 worth of pudding. Heck, if healthy choice decided to just throw all the miles away and not give them to anyone, what does AA have to care? AA's counting all the money they made from the mileage sale. |
THank you OP! I've stopped flying AA for a while but still have a lot of miles that I'd like to keep alive.
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Originally Posted by Gamecock
(Post 12468108)
6-8 WEEKS???
Do you think if I call AA and ask them to credit those miles today they will? I'm joking people!;) |
Originally Posted by bniu
(Post 12511542)
BTW, my miles posted to my account within the next 3 days (could've been shorter, I only checked my account three days later). Last year, it took a while, this year, things seem to be rather quick.
What there actually is, instead, is an invertal of miles transfer. And since everyone seems to have gotten miles at the same time, it could have been a monthly transfer (that just happened to occur a couple days ago) for all you know! And last year you might have just missed a monthly transfer. And yet if that's what happened, the "speed" wouldn't have changed between this year and last, only the timing of your watching the video relative to the pre-scheduled transfer. I have no idea what Bose's transfer schedule was last year, nor what it is this year. However, I'm well famliar with FTers contantly asking questions about transfer from hotels, dining programs, etc, to vaious airlines, thinking in all those cases that there's a "speed" involved, when acutally there's nothing but a "frequency" (and timing) involved, and how "fast" you get the miles depends totally on when you do that partner activity. (Having siad, it matters less when you did it if the partner transfers once a week rather than once a month.) |
Miles have already posted. :)
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now who is wishing for the QC16s (presumed name for update to QC3)? I tried the QC15s out the other day and they are really really nice. Too bad since I just replaced my old QC2 set with another QC2 in May, so I can't really justify blowing another $300 and I still have my QC3 set around.
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Originally Posted by sggolf
(Post 12513848)
Miles have already posted. :)
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My husband, daughter and I went to Bose y'day and did the demo, sat in the theatre to watch the video and they presented us with one voucher. I asked for two more as there are 3 of us. They asked for proof of 3 frequent flyer numbers. Thankfully I had my daughter and my plat cards and my husband presented his AA credit card. The man came back after the show and gave us 2 more vouchers.
Why is Bose so stingy with the vouchers? Last time there was a promo my daughter and I went in and they refused to give one to her. When I got home I rang the AA number and complained and my daughter was promptly issued the miles. |
Originally Posted by veganmacrochick
(Post 12519251)
My husband, daughter and I went to Bose y'day and did the demo, sat in the theatre to watch the video and they presented us with one voucher. I asked for two more as there are 3 of us. They asked for proof of 3 frequent flyer numbers. Thankfully I had my daughter and my plat cards and my husband presented his AA credit card. The man came back after the show and gave us 2 more vouchers.
Why is Bose so stingy with the vouchers? Last time there was a promo my daughter and I went in and they refused to give one to her. When I got home I rang the AA number and complained and my daughter was promptly issued the miles. |
Originally Posted by veganmacrochick
(Post 12519251)
My husband, daughter and I went to Bose y'day and did the demo, sat in the theatre to watch the video and they presented us with one voucher. I asked for two more as there are 3 of us. They asked for proof of 3 frequent flyer numbers. Thankfully I had my daughter and my plat cards and my husband presented his AA credit card. The man came back after the show and gave us 2 more vouchers.
Why is Bose so stingy with the vouchers? Last time there was a promo my daughter and I went in and they refused to give one to her. When I got home I rang the AA number and complained and my daughter was promptly issued the miles. Persons who participate in a demonstration or purchase will receive a voucher for American Airlines AAdvantageŽ miles. If you do not have an AAdvantageŽ account, visit www.aa.com/enroll to become a member and receive your AAdvantageŽ account number. Persons who participate in a demonstration or purchase the product must follow the instructions on the face of the voucher for redemption instructions. My parents went to the store a few days ago and were handed two vouchers after their demo, no questions asked. |
Originally Posted by JY1024
(Post 12522625)
Definitely very strange. Nowhere in the T&C does it imply that only one voucher is given per "demo" nor does it state that each person must have an AAdvantage account. In fact, within the T&C, it even gives you instructions should you not be an AAdvantage member:
(bolding is mine) My parents went to the store a few days ago and were handed two vouchers after their demo, no questions asked. my daughter is not an adult btw :) |
Originally Posted by veganmacrochick
(Post 12519251)
My husband, daughter and I went to Bose y'day and did the demo, sat in the theatre to watch the video and they presented us with one voucher. I asked for two more as there are 3 of us. They asked for proof of 3 frequent flyer numbers. Thankfully I had my daughter and my plat cards and my husband presented his AA credit card. The man came back after the show and gave us 2 more vouchers.
Why is Bose so stingy with the vouchers? Last time there was a promo my daughter and I went in and they refused to give one to her. When I got home I rang the AA number and complained and my daughter was promptly issued the miles. Over the weeekend, my partner and I went to a Bose store and did the demo. First, the salesguy gave me a voucher and I asked if my partner could have one too. No questions asked, he gave my partner a voucher too. Btw, both the 150 and 350 miles have posted. |
Originally Posted by FlyerInCmh
(Post 12538084)
That's really strange!
Over the weeekend, my partner and I went to a Bose store and did the demo. First, the salesguy gave me a voucher and I asked if my partner could have one too. No questions asked, he gave my partner a voucher too. Btw, both the 150 and 350 miles have posted. Yea, my miles posted too. Yea!!! |
The Bose Store in NYC (SOHO) does not have the certificates. They are taking your name and AAdvantage number and sending it to their Corporate Offices. Hopefully the miles will post.
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I also went to the store at Boca Raton/Town Ctr. I watched the video and they said that since someone else was in the theatre, I can just have the voucher without doing the whole thing. I watched the online video about a week ago and took the in-store demo over the weekend (I think on Sunday)..checked yesterday, and the 500 miles (150 and 350) posted already, much faster than expected!
The only reason I can think of Bose being somewhat stingy is because they probably pay AA (wholesale/marketing rate) for the miles awarded. |
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