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Originally Posted by noamaan
(Post 18630773)
Just making sure - lets say I stay "under the radar" but they still flag me and shut down my TopGuest.
Do I lose my Hilton/United points, or worse, are those accounts of mine shut down too? What happens to already accrued TopGuest points? |
i do
2 airport checkins one for ua one for continental. holiday inn doubletree best western checkins EVERYDAY of the week. haven't been flagged yet. Been doing this for the last couple of months. i try and spread my checkins about an hr apart most are done on the browser. Been getting majority of the points thus far. |
Originally Posted by kaiotes
(Post 18631286)
i do
2 airport checkins one for ua one for continental. holiday inn doubletree best western checkins EVERYDAY of the week. haven't been flagged yet. Been doing this for the last couple of months. i try and spread my checkins about an hr apart most are done on the browser. Been getting majority of the points thus far. |
Originally Posted by kaiotes
(Post 18631286)
i do
2 airport checkins one for ua one for continental. holiday inn doubletree best western checkins EVERYDAY of the week. haven't been flagged yet. Been doing this for the last couple of months. i try and spread my checkins about an hr apart most are done on the browser. Been getting majority of the points thus far. If your account is closed, you will not be able to get miles on the same Frequent flier numbers from topguest since those are blacklisted. |
There are people that are at the airport everyday, like employees. Why shouldn't you be able to check-in every day of the week? Same goes for hotels.
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Originally Posted by flyerfrog
(Post 18635886)
There are people that are at the airport everyday, like employees. Why shouldn't you be able to check-in every day of the week? Same goes for hotels.
Like anything you can check in 2 places a day and be shut down because you check in within 5 minutes of each, or you can check into 5 places a day spread out over 24 hours and fly low. |
Originally Posted by Stubtify
(Post 18542610)
It has been a daily grind, but I'm getting real tired of it. Four months straight and I'm burning out.
Tired? Burning out? Oh the humanity!:p |
Originally Posted by flyerfrog
(Post 18635886)
There are people that are at the airport everyday, like employees. Why shouldn't you be able to check-in every day of the week? Same goes for hotels.
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Originally Posted by Gamecock
(Post 18636167)
A grind?
Tired? Burning out? Oh the humanity!:p 400 total checkins take their toll. I've been tempted to use www.auto4sq.com |
250 UA miles ea day is tiring, I dont want to even think about hotel points. |
The idea is smart, you schedule the checkins and what days to check in.
I went in and set up a schedule, check into property A, B, C and an airport. I didn't want to check into property A at exactly 8:05 each M-Su, so I started making different checkins for each day of the week, Monday 8:05, Tuesday 7:33, Wed.... but then hit the limit of 10 scheduled check-ins. I would need 28 check ins 4x7days to execute with proper randomness for my comfort level. |
Im gonna have to figure out how you guys are getting more than 50 UA miles per day.
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are you guys creating multiple Gmails to make the trick work or is that not really necessary?
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I signed up for this a long time ago, but just figured out how to sync it all to do it from my phone. And to think I used to live right next to a Crowne Plaza but I didn't realize what Priority Club points were. I still live pretty close to the Crowne Plaza and Double Tree. I will do one in the morning, one in the evening. And throw in a check-in at Newark Airport every few days when I'm on the turnpike.
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There is no need to be in physical proximity to a check-in location unless you allow your client to determine you aren't nearby.
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