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CaseyN2 Dec 18, 2003 4:21 am

Missing WP miles.
 
I am missing two sets of WP. mile.
One on a same day turnaround trip to Tampa, only one way posted.
Another where I was rerouted because of the weather. Do I call or email them.
These missing miles would put me over 75000 for Platinum.

Thanks for any advice.
Casey.

NWAMileageSlave Dec 18, 2003 5:38 am

Personally, whe I had this happen to me, I wrote a letter requesting mileage credit and attached copies of the boarding passes. I also waited about a month before writing.

The miles posted to my account within a week.

Standby4321 Dec 18, 2003 3:56 pm

I've never had a problem getting mileage credited using the discrepancy report function on the website. Just be sure to have your ticket number and fill out the form:

https://www.nwa.com/freqfly/track/discr.shtml

chrisny2 Dec 18, 2003 7:05 pm


<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by CaseyN2:
I am missing two sets of WP. mile.
One on a same day turnaround trip to Tampa, only one way posted.
Another where I was rerouted because of the weather. Do I call or email them.
These missing miles would put me over 75000 for Platinum.

Thanks for any advice.
Casey.
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I had a same day round trip and called the WP service center when only one way posted. The rep said "the computer sometimes doesn't like that" and said he'd put in a request for the miles to post. He said I should expect to see them in a few days. I'm not too worried as NW has proved to me time and time again to be eager to earn my business through great customer service. I recently used the BUMP program to switch a CO flight over to a NW one. The flight posted as a CO codeshare even though it wasn't actually one. I sent in a fax with my boarding passes and the service center switched them to NW flights (so I could receive Mile-A-Rama credit) AND posted them at full Y/F fares to thank me for giving NW the marginal revenue. Thanks NW!

tc fly girl Dec 19, 2003 2:43 pm

I've had this happen when I was flying several segments for a mileage run in the midwest. I called the elite line and was told that "to and from on the same day show up as duplicate flights on the computer sometimes". Anyway, bottom line I got credit but had to fax in my boarding pass.
Lesson learned, always keep your boarding passes for these type of flights until the miles post.

ermdjdsj Dec 19, 2003 3:46 pm

The NW website has worked pretty well for me, but I have also sent e-mails on the website to help move things along (e.g., when it was over 3 weeks that my miles on a CO-codeshare didn't post -- and it wasn't even a same-day turnaround).

And yes, definitely always keep the boarding passes!


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