Fyi, for those of you not finding it, it should be at line 573. Mine is "over $10,000".

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3488/p2nn.png

Sadly, I'm only at 67k PQM and 78 PQS. Given booked travel so far, I'm on track to finish at 73,3xx PQM and 86.5 PQS. Looks like connections on the 2 yet-to-be-booked trips are in my future. The only question is whether I'll get there first on miles or segments. I would so love it if UA pro-rated the PQM/PQS requirements based on spend, like a 1000 PQM / 1 PQS "credit" at $10,000 spend, and every $5k thereafter (or something). For $20k in spend, you "only" need 73k PQM for Plat or 97k PQM for 1K.

Oh, it's there.

Look for the span with id ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_spanEliteQualifyD ollarPopout.

This feature is obviously still in development. Why is UA exposing this non-production feature on its production Web site? Is UA IT seriously this incompetent, especially in light of the recent incident involving multiple browser windows and 0 RDM award tickets?

87,484 PQM
$9,113 PQD

With the last trip to get me over 1k will spring me to ~11.5k Spend. Should have no problem for next year.

I found searching for "dollarpopout" took me right to the figure. There are many other instances of "dollar".

Very interesting find!

Very interesting, thanks OP.

$4797 and 67,930 PQM. Assuming the PQD post when the PQM do I'm on track to meet Gold w/ PDQ and Platinum w/ PQM

102,048 PQM
$8260.00 PQD

Next year it will be just over 50,000 PQM and $5000.00. The $3260 (or more) will go to AA and DL.

For those of you on a Safari, you need to change some settings to see the source:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4325736

I'm only at $4,520. This doesn't seem correct.

Roughtly $9K, within $8 of my estimate if change fees are not included but fare changes are. And unflown fights are not included.

Using IE under View

I think you know the answer... I'm sure we all know the answers to your questions.

Their IT along with their mgmt have been trying to dupe us for months if not years and now they are just simply spitting in our faces with crap awards rates, PQD requirements, ERJ's everywhere, etc.

Cool find. Thanks for sharing. It seems to be counting only flights already flown with miles posted, and not including tickets purchased but not yet flown/credited.

Sounds like you've done some advanced record keeping. Out of curiosity, have you used any ecerts this year? Do those count for anything? I'm sitting on a few and wonder if I should go ahead and burn, especially if they won't count for anything next year.

I'm actually over $15,000 (~49,000 miles and 46 segments).

My figure also seems too low, although I haven't done the work to parse out taxes and other excluded items as well as United tickets I've bought for family members.

If the figure is accurate, then I can answer one of the questions in the Wiki with certainty:
"Which of these will count toward PQD?
***
The cost of PQMs/RDMs purchased when using the premier / award accelerator."

Answer: these are not included

Other interesting things on that page:

<h4>4 flight segment minimum</h4>A minimum of four paid flight segments on United, United Express&reg; and/or Copa Airlines is required in order to qualify for any Premier level.</div> </div></span></div></th><td><span id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_spanFlightSeg MinPopout">4 of 4</span></td>


<tr id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_trCardWaiver" ><th><span id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_spanCardSpend WaiverLabelPopout">Credit card spend PQD waiver</span></th><td><span id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_spanCardSpend WaiverPopout">Not met</span></td></tr><tr id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_trCardWaiverI nfo"><td rowspan="2">
<span id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_spanRewardsIn foPopout"></span></td></tr></table><div id="ctl00_ContentInfo_AccountSummary_divPQDRequire ment" class="PQDRequirement">PQD waiver status is updated weekly based on year-to-date spending with your MileagePlus credit card(s), as provided to United by Chase.</div>


<h5>Premier Qualifying Dollars</h5><p>Based on dollars spent on most United tickets, including partner flights, and on Economy Plus® purchases</p>