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sgniwder Feb 11, 2011 9:00 am
Originally Posted by GregWTravels (Post 15806720)
First time I've ever seen this pop up on my profile, so I assume that means after 2 years where I stayed a total of 18 nights, Marriott is going to drop me down.

So, the deal is I can pony up 40K and stay a Plat, or do nothing and I'll drop down and soft-land at silver, is that right?
Where is this on your profile? I think that I was in the 55-60 range last year, but I don't see anything on my profile for this and I still show platinum.

bagold Mar 1, 2011 4:52 pm
Anyone find a way to buy back? I just checked my dad's status dropped from PLT to Gold. But I don't see an option to buy back on the website... it was there for a few days back in February but not there anymore.

aaupgrade Mar 1, 2011 5:20 pm
Follow the instructions found at the link provided in post #1.

bagold Mar 3, 2011 8:30 pm
Originally Posted by aaupgrade (Post 15957332)
Follow the instructions found at the link provided in post #1.
Thanks! Got it done.

kevino Mar 8, 2011 12:55 pm
Originally Posted by cfischer (Post 15807511)
25k is a great price for Gold, not sure 40k for Plat is worth it. With the EEOs, free breakfast and lounge access it is well worth it for me if I fall short by just a few nights.
40k for Plat. is worth it for those not planning to earn Plat. or Gold this year because it means next year you will drop to Gold and not have to buy up at all. :)


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