No.

You were/are a victim of the crapsite that's Marriott's trying to migrate to.

Decided to access the crapsite just now (usually I make a 180 and avoid it at all costs, but for FT...). Voila, as you found, I too am showing up as a simple Platinum as well (and no 2018 nights so far):

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...f05b201fee.jpg


Going back to the legacy website, I'm still a Platinum Premier, but with the nights from 2017:

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...74f1486adf.jpg

As is current on the UA MP forum, friends tell their friends to avoid the crap: Avoid Marriott's crapsite and get better info.

David

OT: Marriott is not the only one suffering from new and improved, totally unusable website disease. It is contagious and IHG has it as well. Everything displayed in very large fonts, similar style but in IHG colors to the new Marriott site layout. Many functions don't work properly unless you force your way back to the legacy website. Wonder if both Marriott and IHG outsourced the development of their new websites to the same vendor who specializes in bad UI design and shoddy implementation. End of rant....


--Jon

Its the friggin move to display everything dumbed down to phones & tablets like windows 10 IMO. Ponderous. OTOH when I was demoted from PP to LTP it was late Feb. Or ask what they see at next checkin. Too many elites is the root of the problem, see thread about getting PLT despite being way short. The bubble is going to burst....

I just checked the various Marriott account web sites. I was PP in 2017, and had similar patterns as last year so would expect to be PP in 2018 (but who knows).

As of just now:
iOS App thinks I'm still PP, and shows 2018 nights-to-date.
Regular web site thinks I'm still PP, and shows end-of-2017 nights earned.
Mobile web site (in chrome on iOS) thinks I'm regular Platinum, and shows 2018 nights-to-date.

Is anyone who's been "demoted" seeing it anywhere but on the mobile (non-app) site? Are ANY PP's seeing their correct status on the mobile site? Of not, I strongly suspect this is just a glitch with the mobile site not knowing about the existence / being able to display PP. In any event, since status is good to the end of February, any demotions are clearly premature.

Unfortunately, there is no single source of data on many internet apps. Seems they each retrieve data and store in a "pre-processed" format for their own quick use. Until all the sweeps are done, the month of January is a scramble to determine the true state of your account. And that's not to mention the random adjustments that may be granted (i.e. gifted status) along the way. So, unless you have a critical event coming up, sit back and see how it all plays out.

At least everyone's status is secure til Feb... so nobody has to worry about a reduction of status before then.... regardless of what IT incompetence is taking place.

BTW: My status is back to PP as of this morning.

Same here

For what it's worth, Marriott.com shows me at my year-end 2017 night count whereas the Marriott mobile application displays 0. Both say platinum-elite.

My understanding is that not every PP got a concierge and some Plats who aren't PP did get concierges.

If the rule really is 1% versus 3% for PP, then these percentages are being calculated from different numbers.

As I said in another thread, https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marriott-rewards/1830158-marriott-ambassador-vs-platinum-premier.html#post29266950):

Well, if you believe published reports there were 54 million members of Marriott Rewards at the time Marriott bought Starwood, which had 21 million members in its SPG program (source: Marriott-Starwood Merger: How Reward Points Will Be Affected Money).

If 3% of the 54 million members are platinum-premier, that's 1,620,000. If ambassador is the top 1% then there are 540,000 ambassadors. Both of those numbers seem incredibly high.

So, surely it's 3% of elite members. But how many elite members are there?

In years past, I seem to recall you had wait until the middle of January before everything was straightened out in terms of the new year's status display online.

Yep. PP on old site and mobile. Depending on when I look, something different on "new improved" site.

It's the annual January IT derailment. :D

It was on Jan 8, 2017 when I first noticed that I had been upgrade from P to PP for the 2017 year.

I'm hoping since I'm seeing PP everywhere I've retained that status, only because of UA gold.

My colleague is still platinum-premier on both Marriott.com and the mobile application, but he did 300 paid nights in 2017.