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Originally Posted by aaupgrade
(Post 20550350)
While Marriott reserves the right to close accounts under the above quoted provision, in practice they do not or if they do then points will be restored.
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Originally Posted by milesrunner
(Post 20549213)
Here it is:
A Membership Account may be closed at the Company's discretion if no Points or Miles are accrued during a 24-month period. All Points in the Membership Account will be forfeited at that time. From one of many of the Marriott rules pages. So not only do you loose your points, but your account "may be closed." That's rather harsh. What about your lifetime stays? Wowoo, Marriott! This IS harsh! |
Originally Posted by aaupgrade
(Post 20550350)
While Marriott reserves the right to close accounts under the above quoted provision, in practice they do not or if they do then points will be restored. See past threads found by searching for "points expire":
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marri...xpiration.html http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marri...ts-expire.html
Originally Posted by more4less
(Post 20550910)
This is also my experience. I did not stay at any Marriott properties for 4/5 years and my points were still there. Naturally I lost with devaluation/s but this is my fault.
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Originally Posted by aegt123
(Post 20551475)
Thanks for the input guys. While I am no longer in rush now to get create an activity in my account. I will try to get a few points in my account, by going for lunch or drinks at one of their restaurants.
I've never had a reason to look for this info. for Marriott specifically, but I know in many other chains it won't count as activity unless you are a staying guest in the hotel. Why not just do a point transfer into Marriott or a point purchase? This should count as activity. |
Originally Posted by TallestHotelInJapan
(Post 20551212)
Wowoo, Marriott! This IS harsh!
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Originally Posted by shoreline
(Post 20553274)
Did you read somewhere this would count for earning points if you are not staying in one of their hotels?
I've never had a reason to look for this info. for Marriott specifically, but I know in many other chains it won't count as activity unless you are a staying guest in the hotel. Why not just do a point transfer into Marriott or a point purchase? This should count as activity. |
Originally Posted by aegt123
(Post 20554771)
Worked for me at SPG hoping that it would work at Marriott too.
Without staying try the Marriott Rewards Mall or a car rental partner to earn MR points. |
Marriott Rewards expiring on 9/15/2013. Need Help!
My Marriott Rewards is going to expire on 9/15/2013. Any ideas or tricks to save them from expiring? Also can I transfer it to some other program? Please please help!
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I didn't think MR had expiration dates? Did you call customer service?
Worse case, you have to do something to keep the account active, like spend some points to buy something cheap from the catalog. |
Originally Posted by tinystarr
(Post 21277963)
My Marriott Rewards is going to expire on 9/15/2013. Any ideas or tricks to save them from expiring? Also can I transfer it to some other program? Please please help!
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Award Wallet says that they expire on 09/15/2013
Originally Posted by vickersja
(Post 21278002)
Can you be a little more specific. Points shouldnt expire, to my knowledge (unlike other programs, like SPG, where you have to have activity yearly to maintain your points)
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Originally Posted by tinystarr
(Post 21278013)
Award Wallet says that they expire on 09/15/2013. Calling customer service now.
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Technically the T&C says:
A Membership Account may be closed at the Company's discretion if no Points or Miles are accrued during a 24-month period. All Points in the Membership Account will be forfeited at that time. But I don't believe anyone has ever reported their accounts being closed or points expiring due to inactivity. Perhaps Award Wallet is just going by the language in the T&C? |
My guess is Award Wallet is going by the T&Cs. Ed French mentioned one time that they don't expire the points.
If OP is worried, he can just buy 1,000 points for $12.50 on the Marriott website. That will act as activity. Cheers. |
I have not been able to contact customer service so far. Wait time to talk to a representative is 30 mins and being at work, I can't do that.
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