Platinum Match
Jul 21, 2011 | 6:15 pm
#31
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Officially, San Diego, CA... In reality, traveling all over the US
Programs: United 1K, Delta Platinum, Hyatt Diamond, Hilton Diamond, Marriot Platinum Challenge, Avis First
Posts: 4
So what prevents an unscrupulous person...
Just wondering, by reading this forum...
What prevents that an unscrupulous person takes advantage of this Challenge program?
You pretty much can get a new account, enter the challenge, enjoy the benefits of Platinum status for a while... and then, say you don't make it... well, just simply register again with a new account and then try again?
Just wondering. It seems Marriot is kind of taking a risk with this offer... aren't they?
Btw... I just called and got my "Challenge Platinum" status in 5 minutes.
What prevents that an unscrupulous person takes advantage of this Challenge program?
You pretty much can get a new account, enter the challenge, enjoy the benefits of Platinum status for a while... and then, say you don't make it... well, just simply register again with a new account and then try again?
Just wondering. It seems Marriot is kind of taking a risk with this offer... aren't they?
Btw... I just called and got my "Challenge Platinum" status in 5 minutes.
Jul 21, 2011 | 6:48 pm
#32
A FlyerTalk Posting Legend
Join Date: Aug 2002
Programs: UALifetimePremierGold, Marriott LifetimeTitanium
Posts: 74,140
Just wondering, by reading this forum...
What prevents that an unscrupulous person takes advantage of this Challenge program?
You pretty much can get a new account, enter the challenge, enjoy the benefits of Platinum status for a while... and then, say you don't make it... well, just simply register again with a new account and then try again?
Just wondering. It seems Marriot is kind of taking a risk with this offer... aren't they?
Btw... I just called and got my "Challenge Platinum" status in 5 minutes.
What prevents that an unscrupulous person takes advantage of this Challenge program?
You pretty much can get a new account, enter the challenge, enjoy the benefits of Platinum status for a while... and then, say you don't make it... well, just simply register again with a new account and then try again?
Just wondering. It seems Marriot is kind of taking a risk with this offer... aren't they?
Btw... I just called and got my "Challenge Platinum" status in 5 minutes.
Cheers.