Originally Posted by iluv2fly
(Post 29581723)
I doubt that any GS will get an offer here. They don't need to incent GS. Can anyone prove me wrong?
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Its a scam!
My offer was fly 4 trips in Business or First for 8400 miles.
After registering I read: " • Miles earned through this promotion do not count toward Premier status or Million Miler Status and do not apply to class-of-service bonus miles, Premier bonus miles or promotional Premier qualifying miles." I want OUT immediately. The only reason I would pay for Business or First is to get 1K and 2 MM status faster. How stupid do they think we are? |
2 premium cabin trips, $1500 min/each for 9,000 miles. No, I didn't leave off a 0 from that generous bonus.
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Originally Posted by walkerci
(Post 29582474)
My offer was fly 4 trips in Business or First for 8400 miles.
After registering I read: " • Miles earned through this promotion do not count toward Premier status or Million Miler Status and do not apply to class-of-service bonus miles, Premier bonus miles or promotional Premier qualifying miles." I want OUT immediately. The only reason I would pay for Business or First is to get 1K and 2 MM status faster. How stupid do they think we are? |
Originally Posted by walkerci
(Post 29582474)
My offer was fly 4 trips in Business or First for 8400 miles.
After registering I read: " • Miles earned through this promotion do not count toward Premier status or Million Miler Status and do not apply to class-of-service bonus miles, Premier bonus miles or promotional Premier qualifying miles." I want OUT immediately. The only reason I would pay for Business or First is to get 1K and 2 MM status faster. How stupid do they think we are? |
Mine is Premium Cabin trip 2 times at $750+ for 21000 miles.
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Even worse than most 4 x $400 by 5/13 = 12,000, er, no thanks.
Keep in mind, they are calling this a "game" -- "Important game details". |
Originally Posted by venomtrilogy
(Post 29574608)
This is my worst offer yet for one of these: 1 trip at $275 for 3,400 miles.
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Originally Posted by PaulInTheSky
(Post 29583121)
Actually the worst is nothing. Same old same old I got a bagel. |
Hello all, happy Friday! My apologies if this question has been asked and answered before (looked but didn't find it).
My offer is pretty good - but I already have a trip booked. The economics actually works out that it would be worth it to change my existing round trip ticket into a one way (and eat the change fee), and then purchase a separate return ticket to qualify for the promo. However, that would mean the return ticket would be purchased with a combo of ETC (I think) and "new" money. Has anyone done this before? Just don't want to pay the change fee and have United disallow the promo miles because I used an ETC. Thanks! |
no offer, as usual
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I have to book and fly one $350 trip by May 13 and earn 14,000 miles, which is easy, and would have happened without the offer. I don't remember my last offer, but know it involved booking multiple premium fares - which couldn't happen in the time frame.
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My latest offer is 67,000 miles if I book and take two trips in a premium cabin by mid-May. Minimum airfare each of $900.
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Originally Posted by walkerci
(Post 29582474)
My offer was fly 4 trips in Business or First for 8400 miles.
After registering I read: " • Miles earned through this promotion do not count toward Premier status or Million Miler Status and do not apply to class-of-service bonus miles, Premier bonus miles or promotional Premier qualifying miles." I want OUT immediately. The only reason I would pay for Business or First is to get 1K and 2 MM status faster. How stupid do they think we are? Thought that was obvious. |
Me-2 flights $250 minimum each for a whopping 2500 miles. My wife- ONE trip at a $225 minimum for 5,100 miles. Its amazing what the computer doing these spits out.
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