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Originally Posted by cxfan1960
(Post 16333888)
I believe you can ask for more without paying any fee as a DM. In any event, you should get another set next year in whichever status you have at that time.
I do not use them on my checked luggage. I still think that they can get bent even in metal casings. |
Originally Posted by cxfan1960
(Post 16333888)
I believe you can ask for more without paying any fee as a DM. In any event, you should get another set next year in whichever status you have at that time.
I do not use them on my checked luggage. I still think that they can get bent even in metal casings. |
Originally Posted by cxfan1960
(Post 16113203)
Thanks, Guy Betsy. MPC sent me a reply a few minutes ago to extend my qual period just when I decided to call. It took them four days to reply (longer than usual, but perhaps that was due to my other question).
I shall enjoy my new Gold status :( for a few weeks. I believe MPC (and perhaps CX reservation too) does monitor customers closely. |
cxfan1960 Is there anything to do with being CX Moderator on FlyerTalk? :P
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Originally Posted by Sam7
(Post 16417927)
cxfan1960 Is there anything to do with being CX Moderator on FlyerTalk? :P
There is no reason for them to afford me better treatment because I am a mod. If so, they could simply let me keep my DM when I requested for extension, or get me an INV instead. They could probably guess I would be able to make my way back to DM anyway. |
Did your current flight pattern indicate a pickup in your flying at the rate of an average 10,000 miles/mth?
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Originally Posted by sxc
(Post 16418390)
Did your current flight pattern indicate a pickup in your flying at the rate of an average 10,000 miles/mth?
I don't mind staying in Gold. Don't get me wrong. I do like F lounge accesses. I do like op-ups, although I am a strong believer in "if I don't pay for it, I should not be entitled to it". What I like most about being a DM are last minute bookings (I did a few <72 hr bookings) and a much higher chance to redeem awards. |
I think this is a good example of how CX uses different criteria to work out who is a "real" frequent flyer and extend benefits to them.
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Originally Posted by sxc
(Post 16427587)
I think this is a good example of how CX uses different criteria to work out who is a "real" frequent flyer and extend benefits to them.
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