question: One pass
#1
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Rowland heights, CA USA
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question: One pass
I recently joined one pass , actually today. My friend has 62k in his one pass and will transfer it to my account . Is this possible like AA? How do you do it?
#2
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Houston
Posts: 988
According to the member advisory:
"You may not transfer or combine mileage between your account and other OnePass accounts, including those of relatives."
http://www.continental.com/onepass/rules/advisory.asp
Once or a few times a year they allow you to transfer miles for a fee, though. I forgot how much they charge for that.
"You may not transfer or combine mileage between your account and other OnePass accounts, including those of relatives."
http://www.continental.com/onepass/rules/advisory.asp
Once or a few times a year they allow you to transfer miles for a fee, though. I forgot how much they charge for that.
#3
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Hoboken, NJ, US
Programs: United 1K
Posts: 200
Originally Posted by iriefrank
Once or a few times a year they allow you to transfer miles for a fee, though. I forgot how much they charge for that.
#4
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 9
Originally Posted by JNLentertainment
I recently joined one pass , actually today. My friend has 62k in his one pass and will transfer it to my account . Is this possible like AA? How do you do it?
#5




Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Southwest Desert, under a rock, watch out! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<" You can get there, but it's gonna cost you!
Programs: Previously NonePass, now UA 1K (*Enhanced*)
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Originally Posted by Eder
You could ask your friend to reward a ticket for you with the miles he has.
#6
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Originally Posted by Eder
You could ask your friend to reward a ticket for you with the miles he has.
The cost, when CO allows it, is 1 cent per mile IIRC
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