300 free points for Priority Club Survey
#31
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: PDX
Programs: Don't think it matters...
Posts: 5,240
Infact, when they find some abuse, they should take that case as a learning and plug that loop hole ..
#33
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,233
Here are the rules:
Terms and Conditions:
*Must be a Priority Club Rewards member. The number of bonus points, as indicated in the communication, will be deposited into member's account within 48 hours after the quiz is submitted. Priority Club Rewards members are only eligible to receive the Bonus points once, regardless of the number of times the quiz is taken. Priority Club Rewards members who have chosen miles as their earning preference will be awarded points. Subject to standard Priority Club Rewards Membership terms and conditions and earning structure, which can be obtained by visiting priorityclub.com. This exclusive offer is valid for original recipient only.
By my count, taking multiple quizzes in different languages breaks at least 2 of the stated rules (they are bolded above). To each their own, and good luck.
Terms and Conditions:
*Must be a Priority Club Rewards member. The number of bonus points, as indicated in the communication, will be deposited into member's account within 48 hours after the quiz is submitted. Priority Club Rewards members are only eligible to receive the Bonus points once, regardless of the number of times the quiz is taken. Priority Club Rewards members who have chosen miles as their earning preference will be awarded points. Subject to standard Priority Club Rewards Membership terms and conditions and earning structure, which can be obtained by visiting priorityclub.com. This exclusive offer is valid for original recipient only.
By my count, taking multiple quizzes in different languages breaks at least 2 of the stated rules (they are bolded above). To each their own, and good luck.
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#34
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: NYC
Programs: AA EXP, IHG PL, SPG G, MR G, HH G, CC G, AMEX PL
Posts: 1,465
#35
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Canada
Programs: Marriott LT Gold, IHG Club, Hertz Gold, Aeroplan, Avios, SkyMiles, Thrifty, AMEX
Posts: 985
FWIW, I believe IHG should ensure that they code their offers and promos in such a way that it cannot be so simple to get multiple points for the same ones..
They should not penalize the member for trying to get more points from some obvious loopholes in their systems IMO..
They should not penalize the member for trying to get more points from some obvious loopholes in their systems IMO..
The crisis is over. Everyone can down their shields. Taking the surveys for each country is fine, as the system will only allow you to do it once per.
#37
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 201
I did the quizzes last year (many months after "quiz gate") for a total of 2,000 points. About 1/2 year later (around the time of the Anywhere Challenge) I suddenly had 2,000 points removed from my account. No email, just a negative adjustment. I wasn't the only one, although I think just a few of us were affected. An inquiry verified that they'd audited my account and removed the quiz points. So, as always, YMMV...
#38
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: PDX
Programs: Don't think it matters...
Posts: 5,240
+1.. this is what should be there.. and not banning members who use a loophole they hv not plugged and that too for some measely 1-2k points..
#39
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Charleston, SC, USA
Programs: Avis Pref+, Hyatt Explorist, Marriott Life Gold, Honors Silver, IHG Plat via MC.
Posts: 6,786
Oh-so-thank-U for my easy 500 points for taking each quiz once & only once! Not that I really need 'em, as I will crack my case as soon as I get my new PC Visa & use it once!
#40
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: UK
Posts: 774
The only reason anyone was able to abuse the survey offer was by intentionally and knowingly taking it again and again, which they knew very well was just taking points for nothing.
Get off your entitlement horse and walk for a while, you'll find it illuminating
#42
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: PDX
Programs: Don't think it matters...
Posts: 5,240
Yes and when you come home to find your house emptied of all your valuables you should take the case as a learning and lock your door in future?
The only reason anyone was able to abuse the survey offer was by intentionally and knowingly taking it again and again, which they knew very well was just taking points for nothing.
Get off your entitlement horse and walk for a while, you'll find it illuminating
The only reason anyone was able to abuse the survey offer was by intentionally and knowingly taking it again and again, which they knew very well was just taking points for nothing.
Get off your entitlement horse and walk for a while, you'll find it illuminating
But what I meant was companies (hotels, airlines, banks etc) need to ensure they give out proper promos which are tested before launch.. dont u see a error price in some airfare and just buy it.. didnt we see that .01 cent per night promo in CP Venice east..and so so many others..
the thing is nowadays loopholes are easily found and used to benefit others, and IMO this one is one where most fter's would not have got more than say 1/2k points ( i myself got total 1800points only) and hence not a big deal..
And when cos should go and solve the root cause that punish the guy who found it.. ofcourse am speaking abt these small kind of mundane stuff and not examples as u r giving..
So i guess u never apply and register for all promos listed in this forum if those are not targeted to u right ??
Anyway, I gave me 2 cents..
#43
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: NYC
Programs: AA EXP, IHG PL, SPG G, MR G, HH G, CC G, AMEX PL
Posts: 1,465
You mean you could read it in Japanese and Chinese? Because if you couldn't and just made a "lucky guess" selecting random radio buttons then you had no idea that it was the same survey you already took. And you didn't even know that points were posted to your account because you couldn't understand the confirmation message. You just happened to stumble across some random page on the internet and by clicking into the empty form fields it autofilled it with your PCR number (which you, of course, you don't remember by heart) and your last name (that you didn't even pay attention too). And at the end you simply clicked on the only button at the bottom of all those hieroglyphics just for the hell of it.