e-Rewards devaluing AAdvantage award
#46
Join Date: Jan 2005
Programs: TSA Disparager Silver (but quickly rising)
Posts: 251
Originally Posted by jittichai
same as mine. Hopefully, it will be posted soon. I remembered that HHonor points posted immediatly after redemption.
#49
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Los Angeles, CA (LAX/BUR/ONT/LGB)
Programs: AA, WN, Starwood, Choices
Posts: 129
Originally Posted by jittichai
same as mine. Hopefully, it will be posted soon. I remembered that HHonor points posted immediatly after redemption.
#50
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan
Programs: UA Gold, Hyatt Discoverist, IHG Platinum, Accor Silver, Choice Privileges Gold
Posts: 2,070
My AA miles posted in less than a week. 2000 AA miles, 2000 NW miles, and 12,000 HH points per year. I'll stick around and get all that, and if I get more e-reward $, I'll take a blockbuster reward. tls
#51
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 2000
Location: أمريكا
Posts: 26,763
I sent the following to e-Rewards:
"I am writing to complain about the significant devaluation in the value of e-rewards currency for AAdvantage members. Previously we could get 2000 miles for $50, now it takes $100 -- twice as much -- to get the same number of miles.
I realize some members prefer to not have to take a flight in order to get mileage credit, but there was no reason why you couldn't offer two award structures - the old one which required a flight, and the new one which does not.
e-Rewards, via this major devaluation, is demonstrating that it does not value my time. As such, I will not be participating in the program any longer."
This thing was always borderline on whether it was worth my time (it probably wasn't) or not. Now they've just gone way overboard. Why couldn't they offer two award structures?
"I am writing to complain about the significant devaluation in the value of e-rewards currency for AAdvantage members. Previously we could get 2000 miles for $50, now it takes $100 -- twice as much -- to get the same number of miles.
I realize some members prefer to not have to take a flight in order to get mileage credit, but there was no reason why you couldn't offer two award structures - the old one which required a flight, and the new one which does not.
e-Rewards, via this major devaluation, is demonstrating that it does not value my time. As such, I will not be participating in the program any longer."
This thing was always borderline on whether it was worth my time (it probably wasn't) or not. Now they've just gone way overboard. Why couldn't they offer two award structures?
#53
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: LAX/SNA
Programs: AA PLT/1.9MM
Posts: 500
Originally Posted by Doppy
Previously we could get 2000 miles for $50, now it takes $100 -- twice as much -- to get the same number of miles.
#54
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: SFO
Programs: UA Premier,AA, Hertz #1 Gold, Travelocity VIP
Posts: 197
Originally Posted by thelostshark
My AA miles posted in less than a week. 2000 AA miles, 2000 NW miles, and 12,000 HH points per year. I'll stick around and get all that, and if I get more e-reward $, I'll take a blockbuster reward. tls
My 1000 AA posted in 5 business days....yahoo
#55
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Texas USA
Posts: 454
I said this once and I'll say it again. I'm VERY happy with this redemption option. I redeemed $100 eRewards on 9/16th and my miles posted today!! Took only four days. The only qualm I have is I wish you allowed to redeem for this award more often.
Hmmm. Does anyone know if you are able to redeem once for each award level per year? That sure would be nice.
Hmmm. Does anyone know if you are able to redeem once for each award level per year? That sure would be nice.
#56
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: LAX/SNA
Programs: AA PLT/1.9MM
Posts: 500
Originally Posted by bigeyes1
Does anyone know if you are able to redeem once for each award level per year? That sure would be nice.
#57
Originally Posted by Doppy
I sent the following to e-Rewards:
"I am writing to complain about the significant devaluation in the value of e-rewards currency for AAdvantage members. Previously we could get 2000 miles for $50, now it takes $100 -- twice as much -- to get the same number of miles.
I realize some members prefer to not have to take a flight in order to get mileage credit, but there was no reason why you couldn't offer two award structures - the old one which required a flight, and the new one which does not.
e-Rewards, via this major devaluation, is demonstrating that it does not value my time. As such, I will not be participating in the program any longer."
This thing was always borderline on whether it was worth my time (it probably wasn't) or not. Now they've just gone way overboard. Why couldn't they offer two award structures?
"I am writing to complain about the significant devaluation in the value of e-rewards currency for AAdvantage members. Previously we could get 2000 miles for $50, now it takes $100 -- twice as much -- to get the same number of miles.
I realize some members prefer to not have to take a flight in order to get mileage credit, but there was no reason why you couldn't offer two award structures - the old one which required a flight, and the new one which does not.
e-Rewards, via this major devaluation, is demonstrating that it does not value my time. As such, I will not be participating in the program any longer."
This thing was always borderline on whether it was worth my time (it probably wasn't) or not. Now they've just gone way overboard. Why couldn't they offer two award structures?
If you don't mind, I'll just copy/paste that message (with corrections) when I redeem my $100 award