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infinityplusone Aug 7, 2007 1:51 pm

I have had this happen once, I posted about it on here and was then contacted through PM by someone from Hilton. We communicated about it through email and they wanted to confirm some information (like my social security number, a few credit cards numbers, my mother's maiden name) which I gave to them since they said they were from the Diamond Desk.

Ever since then I seem to be racking up the HH points from all sorts of exotic locations I have never been to... :D


No seriously, the first part is true. I confirmed my HH# and they confirmed that the front desk agent at the property keyed the incorrect HH#. They apologized about it but I am pretty sure that they left the points in my account.

I think other FTers have also had stays post that they did not make... I don't know how you would search for it but it is in one of these threads.

I think in most cases when they call to make sure everything is on the up and up, the points (or possibly the stay credit) are left in the account.

I would call just to rule out identity theft. If they let you keep the points, yay. If not, oh well... they weren't really yours to begin with. :)

JDiver Aug 7, 2007 2:27 pm

I think I'd check my credit card statements for any stays I received points for in this kind of situation, to start. The repetition is what is strange - I could see someone tickling the keys absent-mindedly, but January and then a half year later... hmmm!

pkdonnel Nov 10, 2008 10:28 am

Base Ponts posting
 
Has anyone had any problems or delays with their base points posting from an international stay? I recently stayed at the Seoul Hilton and nothing has posted in over 10 days. And a side note the multiplier is 15X for each dollar spent to base points?
Thanks

bdemaria Nov 10, 2008 11:34 am


Originally Posted by pkdonnel (Post 10704275)
Has anyone had any problems or delays with their base points posting from an international stay? I recently stayed at the Seoul Hilton and nothing has posted in over 10 days. And a side note the multiplier is 15X for each dollar spent to base points?
Thanks

Int'l stays often take longer to post - but 10 days seems too long. I'd call to follow up.

I don't understand the second part of your statement. Are you asking if the points will be calculated at 15X the base points? The answer is no - it depends on a variety of factors, including your status w/HHonors.

jeff30189 Oct 22, 2009 11:46 am

HHonors account dates/points missing
 
Long story short, I have been a member since July 2004 and have used Hiltons sporatically since then, always presenting my card but not staying enough to worry about a balance or redemptions.

I recently created my online profile and my HHonors number shows a join date of December 2008. Clearly wrong, as I have the card to prove it and I have been using it since 2004.

Furthermore, the online statement shows no activity or points credits prior to the Dec 2008 date, again clearly wrong as I have used it for both personal and business stays since 2004.

Has anyone else had a similar problem, and if so, what is the possible recourse to reconcile the date/point issues?

I have contacted Hilton Customer Service, but I am not hopeful that they will do anything other than say "send your receipts".

deant Oct 22, 2009 1:34 pm


Originally Posted by jeff30189 (Post 12690928)
Long story short, I have been a member since July 2004 and have used Hiltons sporatically since then, always presenting my card but not staying enough to worry about a balance or redemptions.

I recently created my online profile and my HHonors number shows a join date of December 2008. Clearly wrong, as I have the card to prove it and I have been using it since 2004.

Furthermore, the online statement shows no activity or points credits prior to the Dec 2008 date, again clearly wrong as I have used it for both personal and business stays since 2004.

Has anyone else had a similar problem, and if so, what is the possible recourse to reconcile the date/point issues?

I have contacted Hilton Customer Service, but I am not hopeful that they will do anything other than say "send your receipts".

Do you have any record of your stays in 2004 to 2008?

Could be that because of inactivity you lost all your points just prior to Dec. 2008 and your activity in 2008 reactivated the account. Your card would still show the earlier date but as far as the computer is concerned you "rejoined" in Dec. 2008.

Just a thought.

Just a guess.

spineangel Oct 22, 2009 2:28 pm

Missing Honors points
 
Just discovered the third time in the last week, I did not get credit on my honors acct for stays. Hilton.com shows the stays on my "Hotel Summarys" page, but not on the "Honors activity" page. Being the third time I caught them at this, asked for a supervisor and was told each property has a "honors manager", that must send this info to the "Honors" desk at Hilton. And that even though it is posted on the "activitity" page, does not mean it automatically goes over to the "honors" page. Asked why couldn't their computer talk to itself and make this automatic, was told they can't do this. So I asked what I could do to not have to constantly review stays and call in for proper credit? She stated that I would have to continue this, if the Honors manager at each location drops the ball. This could be a huge deal for all of us, especially right now with their 25,000 point promo program. Ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:td:

pauleeepaul Oct 22, 2009 6:30 pm

Unfortunately this is not a rare occurance, or limited to hotel programs- airline FF schemes suffer as well. You need to watch it.

Flying Lawyer Oct 23, 2009 3:34 am

The most normal thing is to send a PDF of your invoice and it is settled within an hour or so. Things do happen. Or are you just perfect?

spineangel Oct 23, 2009 5:50 am


Originally Posted by Flying Lawyer (Post 12695142)
The most normal thing is to send a PDF of your invoice and it is settled within an hour or so. Things do happen. Or are you just perfect?

Nope, not perfect. Just confused as to why Hilton requires two reporting actions from their properties to insure their customer gets rightful credit for a stay. Maybe if you only travel 1-2 days a week, you find yourself with extra time to double check things like this.

Keyser Oct 23, 2009 6:17 am


Originally Posted by Flying Lawyer (Post 12695142)
The most normal thing is to send a PDF of your invoice and it is settled within an hour or so. Things do happen. Or are you just perfect?

this doesn't always work....i had a number of stays last month that did not post, even though they were showing on my 'stay summary' page....i sent in a copy of my invoice twice & when 2 weeks had passed & there was still no credit, i posted a thread here & andrea (hh representative) offered to help me out....once she got involved the issue was sorted out the same day & i got my points....

Flying Lawyer Oct 23, 2009 10:45 am


Originally Posted by spineangel (Post 12695437)
Nope, not perfect. Just confused as to why Hilton requires two reporting actions from their properties to insure their customer gets rightful credit for a stay. Maybe if you only travel 1-2 days a week, you find yourself with extra time to double check things like this.

Rest assured - I have 120 hotel nights a year and this is one reason I check this on a regular basis. As long as I find time to comment on FT I find easily the extra time to double check things like this

kmandrew Oct 23, 2009 10:47 am

I have had it happen maybe 5 times in the last few months, each time the Diamond desk simply ask for my conformation # and post the points/stay while we are on the phone. They must have tracking software for duplicate stays, everytime my wife and I are in different cities the same night only one stay posts but again they correct it when called.

spineangel Oct 23, 2009 12:19 pm


Originally Posted by Flying Lawyer (Post 12697010)
Rest assured - I have 120 hotel nights a year and this is one reason I check this on a regular basis. As long as I find time to comment on FT I find easily the extra time to double check things like this

Bet you wouldn't like spending time double checking your stays if you average 150-160 nights a year, like some of us.......

spineangel Oct 25, 2009 8:23 am

Found out after speaking with a Diamond Honors rep that when you get upgraded to a suite, that has adjoining rooms, and seperate room numbers, that when the property reports your stay to Honors their computer cannot give credit for two rooms on the same night and kicks everything out. The same thing happens when you reserve and pay for two seperate rooms on the same night. They said you have to wait till you see that stay on your "hotel Summarys" page on Hilton.com and then call in and they will manually fix it:rolleyes:


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