30 days. Sigh

35 days... Sigh

Good luck contacting E-Rewards/BAEC/Avios today, then!

Will you contact them today as their stated time period has now elapsed. Can you keep us all informed of progress as I have still 10 x days until I hit 35 days.

Similar issue on Accor point redeem.... for 10 days already...@@

I would recommend holding off. When they take over a month to post, they sometimes post twice. Making another redemption before the first has credited might make this less likely.

So historically you have seen baec / avios points take longer than 35 days to post to your account? When was the last time you had to wait this period of time for points to credit and how long ago did you see two lots credit instead of one.
Thanks

I stayed at a hotel booked through Rocketmiles last Saturday and earned 4000 avios. The avios were uploaded to my BAEC account this morning. It seems BAEC has more efficient interactions wih Rocketmiles than it does with E-Rewards... and Rocketmiles isn't even a BAEC partner!

32 days and no sign of the redemption. Given that it's almost the weekend and BAEC won't be processing points transfers, I may as well contact them now.

It's no longer on my BA transactions list, so over a year ago.

I think there are some issues on Accor's end. I'm not the only one who has not had any Club Opinions points post there since the end of March.

You know what response you will probably get back, wait 35 days even though they don't work at the weekend.😤

I have been waiting since march 14. No accor points have posted from clubopinions, nor from e-rewards.

E-Rewards Going Bankrupt?
 

Very simple; if companies, like individuals, are unable (or unwilling) to pay their debts, their legal recourse is to declare bankruptcy. At least in my case, high E-Reward surveys that are FULLY completed are not being credited. Any inquiries/questions are either not being addressed or are total ignored. That leaves a lot to be said for its customer service and credibility. As stated earlier, E-Rewards' non-payment of completed surveys, leads me, and maybe others, to believe this company may be in financial trouble and thus might be a candidate for bankruptcy.

One survey with what appears to be a technical error.

As I said before, IF you actually completed the survey, they will credit you the $$. They audit the projects after the fact. I wouldn't worry. The one survey I did not get credit for due to a technical error was credited to me a few months later, at double the original amount.

A.C. Moore arts & crafts stores has been added as a redemption option in the USA.

Ummm... yay?