Transfer/Gifting DSU Certificates
Oct 20, 2014, 12:26 am
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Transfer/Gifting DSU Certificates
Any recent datapoints on transferring/gifting/applying dsu certificates to other people's stays/accounts? Some of the bloggers seem to have had "giveaways" of their expiring dsu certificates but not sure if those ever went through successfully.
Oct 20, 2014, 7:01 am
#2
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: SYD
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See Point 10 under Diamond at http://goldpassport.com/gp/en/benefi...&cat_id=16&wt=
Award is not transferable, negotiable or redeemable for cash or other substitutions.
Award is not transferable, negotiable or redeemable for cash or other substitutions.
Oct 21, 2014, 12:13 pm
#3
Formerly known as iahsumr
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 520
I've never done it so can't say for sure, but typically when I have heard of things like this, it has been done with the person's name attached to the reservation.
So, if person A has an upgrade they want to let person B use then person A makes the reservation in their name, adds person B to the reservation, and person B checks in. Person A typically never makes it to the hotel....
Or, you never know if someone got lucky and found another work around.
So, if person A has an upgrade they want to let person B use then person A makes the reservation in their name, adds person B to the reservation, and person B checks in. Person A typically never makes it to the hotel....
Or, you never know if someone got lucky and found another work around.
Oct 21, 2014, 1:17 pm
#4
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 343
I've never done it so can't say for sure, but typically when I have heard of things like this, it has been done with the person's name attached to the reservation.
So, if person A has an upgrade they want to let person B use then person A makes the reservation in their name, adds person B to the reservation, and person B checks in. Person A typically never makes it to the hotel....
Or, you never know if someone got lucky and found another work around.
So, if person A has an upgrade they want to let person B use then person A makes the reservation in their name, adds person B to the reservation, and person B checks in. Person A typically never makes it to the hotel....
Or, you never know if someone got lucky and found another work around.