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United Premier Phone Number
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Aurora, CO
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New UA premier phone number is pmUA's
Just a heads up since it seems that I am one of the first FTers to get his/her membership card. The phone number listed on the reverse of the card is the 800-xxx-xxxx of pmUA as opposed to the 866-xxx-xxxx of pmCO. Mildly surprising given the amount of decisions that have tended to align themselves more consistently with pmCO policies.
Chris
Chris
#2
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Northeast Kansas | Colorado Native
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Keeping my fingers crossed that the # on the 1K Card will be the PMUA #...
#3
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: LHR (sometimes CLE, SFO, BOS, LAX, SEA)
Programs: UA 1K
Posts: 5,889
A few examples, some more tenuous than others:
- The thing called "united.com" will be powered by the thing currently accessible via "continental.com"
- The thing called "mobile.united.com" actually points to the thing formerly accessible via "pda.continental.com"
- The single shared FAA operating certificate that says "United Airlines" on it is the one that was formerly used by the Continental subsidiary
- Every "United Club" now serves prepackaged fruit, vegetables, and cheese and offers a free bar
There are surely counterexamples (the new name "BusinessFirst" for the middle cabin of a sUA 763).
#4
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Aurora, CO
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It'll be interesting to see, a few weeks from now, where that phone number takes you. If the situation is anything like the rest of the merger, the UA phone number will go to a CO call center
A few examples, some more tenuous than others:
There are surely counterexamples (the new name "BusinessFirst" for the middle cabin of a sUA 763).
A few examples, some more tenuous than others:
- The thing called "united.com" will be powered by the thing currently accessible via "continental.com"
- The thing called "mobile.united.com" actually points to the thing formerly accessible via "pda.continental.com"
- The single shared FAA operating certificate that says "United Airlines" on it is the one that was formerly used by the Continental subsidiary
- Every "United Club" now serves prepackaged fruit, vegetables, and cheese and offers a free bar
There are surely counterexamples (the new name "BusinessFirst" for the middle cabin of a sUA 763).
Chris
#5
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I was going to say, I don't know that the phone number used on the back of the card means much. That really can be programed to direct to any phone line they want.
#6
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Chris
#7
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: LHR (sometimes CLE, SFO, BOS, LAX, SEA)
Programs: UA 1K
Posts: 5,889
Of course in this specific case, we already know from preview.united.com that the idea of "1K 1Call" will survive and I think from "print membership card" on that site we even know the number will stay the same? Hard to imagine the phone line will start going to a different place, to be honest.
#10
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#11
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#12
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Actually, the thing now called mobile.united.com was developed post-merger and is different from both pre-merger mobile.united and pda.continental...
Actually, the thing now called mobile.united.com was developed post-merger and is different from both pre-merger mobile.united and pda.continental...
#13
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: LHR (sometimes CLE, SFO, BOS, LAX, SEA)
Programs: UA 1K
Posts: 5,889
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (BlackBerry; U; BlackBerry 9700; en-US) AppleWebKit/534.8+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0.0.706 Mobile Safari/534.8+)
Actually, the thing now called mobile.united.com was developed post-merger and is different from both pre-merger mobile.united and pda.continental...
Actually, the thing now called mobile.united.com was developed post-merger and is different from both pre-merger mobile.united and pda.continental...
#14
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: CO hublette
Programs: UA AU MM,HH Diamond,Hyatt Globalist , Marriott Gold
Posts: 2,279
It'll be interesting to see, a few weeks from now, where that phone number takes you. If the situation is anything like the rest of the merger, the UA phone number will go to a CO call center
A few examples, some more tenuous than others:
There are surely counterexamples (the new name "BusinessFirst" for the middle cabin of a sUA 763).
A few examples, some more tenuous than others:
- The thing called "united.com" will be powered by the thing currently accessible via "continental.com"
- The thing called "mobile.united.com" actually points to the thing formerly accessible via "pda.continental.com"
- The single shared FAA operating certificate that says "United Airlines" on it is the one that was formerly used by the Continental subsidiary
- Every "United Club" now serves prepackaged fruit, vegetables, and cheese and offers a free bar
There are surely counterexamples (the new name "BusinessFirst" for the middle cabin of a sUA 763).
#15
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: My Dad told me "wherever you go, there you are".
Programs: UA 1K, CO Plat (not much longer)
Posts: 29
I read your post about your receiving your card in this thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unite...u-did-not.html
How about editing your post there to include other comments about your 2012 membership credentials? I believe many persons will be reading that thread for information about the 2012 cards, etc. and would be more likely to SEE and be helped from your information if you would post it there.
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