Skymiles Select Program
#76
Moderator: Hyatt, American Express; FlyerTalk Evangelist




Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: WAS
Programs: :rolleyes:, DL DM, AA EXP, UA Silver, Hyatt Glob, Mlife Noir (=> Marriott Amb), invol FT beta tester
Posts: 21,652
#78
Moderator: Hyatt, American Express; FlyerTalk Evangelist




Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: WAS
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Other people are allowed to click on this link too

"Membership and benefits are valid for 365 days starting the day after customer enrollment."
#80
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: NYC
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#82
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: NC
Programs: AAConciergeKey/2MM, DL DM/2MM, UA Gold,Hilton Diamond,IHG Diamond, Hyatt Globalist,Marriott Titanium
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Delta's Basic Economy landing page still says, "Basic Economy travelers are not eligible for paid or complimentary access or upgrades to premium seats, including to Delta Comfort+ or Preferred Seats; and no paid access to Priority Boarding." Guess they will need to change that last part!
#83



Join Date: May 2016
Location: ATL
Programs: DL GM, Marriott Plat
Posts: 1,317
Perhaps not too surprising the Delta would try unbundling boarding (and drinks) to see if there's a market willing to buy it as a subscription.
#84

Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Naples, FL
Posts: 207
Do Skymiles members require a targeted invitation to join the Select Program? I attempted to join this morning, trying 2 different credit cards in both Firefox and Chrome. For each of my 4 attempts, I received "Transaction Declined" and "An unexpected error occurred, please try again later." Anyone else having this problem? Thank you.
#85
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Minneapolis: DL DM charter 2.3MM
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One could also argue that some credit cards include similar perks. If someone gets the credit card for the airline perks (and especially if they don't use the card much otherwise), it's similar but of course this DL version is available to any USA resident who's over 21, no credit check necessary.
#86
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 80
I was able to complete my enrollment, by following a hunch suggested from a Delta twitter response.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
#87

Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Naples, FL
Posts: 207
I was able to complete my enrollment, by following a hunch suggested from a Delta twitter response.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
#88


Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: AMS
Programs: DL DM
Posts: 614
I was able to complete my enrollment, by following a hunch suggested from a Delta twitter response.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
The enrollment popup requests your address. Just copy your Address Line 1 from your Delta SkyMiles profile. This will generally be your street and number, without a city and state. Allow the software to learn your City and State from your Zip Code. This worked for me.
The problem is either the software doesn't want your explicit City and State, or the line with the street, number, city, and state is too long. Anyway, the enrollment worked for me, with only Address Line 1 and my Zip Code.
#89


Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Portland, Or USA
Posts: 1,830
#90




Join Date: Mar 2019
Location: Queretaro
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