I'm an AI generated bot as previously mentioned.

Answer the question.
It's a good one and goes to the core of your complaint. If you want to be taken seriously, I suggest you calm down and put forward verifiable proof of your claims.
We are all listening, waiting for your reasoned response.

I am not aware of such invitation codes. Where do they come from and what's the benefit for the provider and the recipient? Perhaps Emirates has had promotions whereby one can enroll with a code for some additional benefit, but I don't recall ever seeing that.

P.S. Sure Skywards is going to the dogs, but so is every other major frequent flier program.

Through 31 March 2026, you can use the invite code EMIRATES on the Skywards enrolment form on Emirates.com and receive 2,000 Skywards Miles.

The code is on the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra website which Emirates has partnered with.

I would still Cauthion you on joining Skywards. They had a Failed Migration after a recent update, and its been a MONTH without log in access in my case as well as others. They seem to be clueless on how to resolve this problrm, snd the whole process is UNTRANSPARENT and ridiculous.b

Just as a matter of interest, Mrs Greenpen joined Skywards a few days ago and the process was perfect. My computer autocorrect did change her first name without me noticing but the chat agent on EK website corrected this for me in a few minutes.

Alas, I had not read this thread so have missed the 2000 bonus mentioned above.

Be careful with positive feedback in this particular thread. People have been turned into AI bots for less serious offences... :rolleyes:

confirming that using the code EMIRATES worked for me to get 2000 points! It came in immediately after sign up and refresh on the page.