Ouch, I thought I was going to be short by such a small amount as well, but I forgot this now goes by EQMs (used to be BIS miles, right?) and my last segment the other day was in business, so 2x EQMs. This took me about 1k over the counter. I'm not going to bother to call.

Especially since they just keep accumulating in my account. :eek: :(

Nice rep added 4 stickers easily. Wouldn't add for my wife as I am not listed as a delegate but confirmed she should receive 3 stickers being ~2,300 short.

Good to hear some got 3 - will call back in the a.m. and push for another for wife. (it's my $40 I end up paying, might as well)

Also with noting that customer service is only open something like 8 am to 7 or 8 pm central iirc.

Got 2 from a call this morning. Was ~1600 short and hoping for 3, but I guess I can't really complain.

Agent wasn't overly pleasant, seemed a little pestered about the request and was sure to mention that this was a "one time exception".

Was 18 miles short of 12,500 on the MTEU counter and called this morning. Agent gave me two stickers, which left me a little disappointed, so I called again with the hopes of securing a third or fourth. To avoid confusing the second agent, I gave her the same verbiage (no mention of the first two that were already added), and she offered to add two more. The way she spoke made it seem like she had no idea that the first two were already added, which leads me to wonder if this is some exploitable loophole, i.e. keep calling and getting stickers added. I did not call a third time to try for myself.

anyone know how long these pro-rated stickers usually take to post?

They are added immediately to your account and elite desk can see/use but it can take 48-72 hours to see at aa.com.

I called the evening of the 28th for the wife, and 3 stickers were added in the wee hours of the morning of the 2nd (today).

Got 3 out of 4 on third agent.

I was about 600 miles short, and flew the requisite miles on 2/28. That flight didn't post till 3/2, with the counter having reset to 12.5k less that flight mileage. Was gonna call, but woke up this morning to 4 upgrades in my account and an unchanged MQM counter.

Is there any reason everyone is calling rather than sending a message through aa.com? I know that messages to AA are often appear to have been answered by bots using boilerplate negative language. However, a previous thread on this topic mentions sending a message as an viable method.

I sent a message 3 days ago with no response yet.

How can I figure out how many EQMs needed to earn 500-mile upgrades I had as of Feb 28?

I don't think there is a way other than going through your previous account activity since 3/1/16 and calculating it yourself...

My girlfriend sent a message on 2/28. Yesterday, she got a voice mail from AA asking her to call them back (which she has not done yet). Today, she had 3 deposited in her account.