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Old May 3, 2006 | 7:52 pm
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Elite Qualification question

i recently flew and earned 1,963 miles each way. on the outbound my statement shows 1 point for elite qualification and 1,963 elite qualification miles earned. on the return it shows 0 points and only 981 elite qualification miles earned. what gives? outbound shows XR/XR nd return shows XI/XI.
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Old May 3, 2006 | 7:54 pm
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It looks like the computer only gave you 50% EQMs for your I return fare. If you bought your ticket via continental.com give the OSPC (OnePass Service Center) a call and they'll correct your account. If you did not buy your ticket via continental.com than it would appear the EQMs posted according to CO's policy.
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Old May 4, 2006 | 6:37 am
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Originally Posted by J.Edward
It looks like the computer only gave you 50% EQMs for your I return fare. If you bought your ticket via continental.com give the OSPC (OnePass Service Center) a call and they'll correct your account. If you did not buy your ticket via continental.com than it would appear the EQMs posted according to CO's policy.
I think it's a little more complicated than that. The R class for the outbound suggests the OP was upgraded on those segments, and more than likely both were originally I basis. AS J. Edward stated, you are only entitled to 50% EQM on I fare unless it's purchased at CO.com. But sometimes CO will credit you 100% EQM on a segment like this if you are upgraded. It's a glitch. Personally I've only seen this happen on op-ups, as all my domestic tix are purchased from the web site. If you did indeed purchase this at CO.com just give them a call and they'll fix it up.
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Old May 4, 2006 | 7:00 am
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Originally Posted by Tod E Tosser
I think it's a little more complicated than that. The R class for the outbound suggests the OP was upgraded on those segments, and more than likely both were originally I basis. AS J. Edward stated, you are only entitled to 50% EQM on I fare unless it's purchased at CO.com. But sometimes CO will credit you 100% EQM on a segment like this if you are upgraded. It's a glitch. Personally I've only seen this happen on op-ups, as all my domestic tix are purchased from the web site. If you did indeed purchase this at CO.com just give them a call and they'll fix it up.
I'm not certain, but I think that the "X" indicates that he was upgraded (via EUR probably) on that segment. I went back over my last five statements, and I found one "XR" (and a whole bunch of "X$", where the $ was the fare code). Maybe the R indicates a 15000-mile upgrade was claimed (certainly possible in my case). My RJ segments never have an "X" associated with the fare code.
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Old May 4, 2006 | 7:25 am
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When I need to make changes to a ticket booked at .com, I usually (not ocassionally) cannot do it on .com and have to go through a CSR. Even though they assure this will not affect my EQM's, it often does. In some cases, some of the segments receive the full EQM's and some do not.
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Old May 4, 2006 | 8:04 am
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Originally Posted by elgringito
When I need to make changes to a ticket booked at .com, I usually (not ocassionally) cannot do it on .com and have to go through a CSR. Even though they assure this will not affect my EQM's, it often does. In some cases, some of the segments receive the full EQM's and some do not.
If you can't do it online, call co.com support vs. the normal CSR. That won't affect EQM.
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Old May 4, 2006 | 9:58 pm
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i booked on co.com and the ticket i upgraded to fc using a 30k miles +coach fare. should i still call? why would 1 go through but not the other. they were booked exactly the same way. whats EUR btw?
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Old May 5, 2006 | 5:48 am
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Originally Posted by precision80
i booked on co.com and the ticket i upgraded to fc using a 30k miles +coach fare. should i still call? why would 1 go through but not the other. they were booked exactly the same way. whats EUR btw?
Definitely call. You're entitled to full elite credit, and my experience is you'll have no trouble getting it as the agent will be able to see that you did indeed book on-line. EUR is a typo for EUA, which is the acronym for CO's automated system of upgrades for elites...or perhaps they are penalizing customers who pay with Euros.
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Old May 5, 2006 | 9:13 am
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yup, just called and they had me down for a paper ticket on the return. thanks for the help everybody.
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Old May 9, 2006 | 8:04 pm
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i was told that this is being corrected a few days ago, but nothing yet. how long does it usually take for them to fix things?
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Old May 9, 2006 | 9:14 pm
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Originally Posted by precision80
i was told that this is being corrected a few days ago, but nothing yet. how long does it usually take for them to fix things?
I had a problem getting proper credit and it took them about a week to fix it. I was told that, since it was more than five days since I took the flight, they had to get a microfiche. Anyway, after five days, everything was accurately reflected in my co.com account.
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