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Originally Posted by John26
(Post 8529364)
Keep in mind that it is often cheaper to just buy another ticket than to participate in DEQM...especially when United wants +$500 for DEQM and you are already in the high 30K EQM range or 70K-80K EQM range when the promotion begins.
Of course you have to consider time off from work and other expenses once you arrive. But I'd rather spend 2 long weekends with friends in Europe and Asia than just fork over $500 on top of 1 trip (when I could use that $500 to get somewhere else + redeemable miles and bonus RDMs). Result: if there's DEQM, I'll renew 1K and keep being loyal to UA/*A. Otherwise, I'll just more over to AA/OW, which is more convenient in my new location anyway (and currently AAdvantage is a better overall program IMO). Bottom line is each situation is different, though of course there's a point of diminishing returns if the registration fee is too hight. I don't think there'll be a DEQM this year. |
Originally Posted by bmvaughn
(Post 8529726)
If I were to purchase the DEQM promo on a Mileage Plus Visa Platinum card, would I get associated EQMs for purchasing something on United.com?
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Originally Posted by bmvaughn
(Post 8529726)
If I were to purchase the DEQM promo on a Mileage Plus Visa Platinum card, would I get associated EQMs for purchasing something on United.com?
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I gotta say this thread is even cracking me up, and I know no more than anyone else.:D Just for the sake of entertainment I hope nothing comes for another month.:eek:
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Originally Posted by ttownsend
(Post 8530159)
Only air tickets purchased from United.com will qualify for the EQM's. Promotional fees, items from the UA shop, and other non-ticket charges (even if purchased on UA.com) will not qualify. At least that's been my experience.
Based on the T&C of the card, it appears that all .bomb spend qualifies. Did anyone purchase DEQM last year on their card and can they weigh-in? |
Originally Posted by bmvaughn
(Post 8530432)
Based on the T&C of the card, it appears that all .bomb spend qualifies.
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Originally Posted by cepheid
(Post 8529867)
If the charge posts from ROSEMONT, IL then you have a good chance of getting it.
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Originally Posted by ttownsend
(Post 8530159)
Only air tickets purchased from United.com will qualify for the EQM's ... At least that's been my experience.
I buy all my tickets via agents or TAs and never had an issue with the DEQM in the years I participated (for the sake of SWUs that is). |
Originally Posted by weero
(Post 8530731)
Definitely not.
I buy all my tickets via agents or TAs and never had an issue with the DEQM in the years I participated (for the sake of SWUs that is). |
Originally Posted by Starman
(Post 8530738)
Two different things being confused here. Yes, DEQMs apply to all UA tickets regardless of source. Other posters are discussing EQM bonus from Chase Platinum card, which applies only to united.com purchases
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Originally Posted by bmvaughn
(Post 8530766)
And if I buy DEQM on united.com, wouldn't that qualify as a united.com purchase and thus net me EQM bonus from the Chase Platinum card?
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Originally Posted by Starman
(Post 8530738)
Two different things being confused here. Yes, DEQMs apply to all UA tickets regardless of source. Other posters are discussing EQM bonus from Chase Platinum card, which applies only to united.com purchases
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Originally Posted by ttownsend
(Post 8530785)
I think you mean DRDMs apply to all UA tickets regardless of source. Am I correct?
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Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 8530803)
I don't think so. He actually appears to be on topic, talking about the subject of this thread.
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Originally Posted by Starman
(Post 8530776)
Nope, this has been discussed here before. Only air transportation counts for Chase Platinum EQMs, and they have clever ways of sorting it out, involving the city where UA processes the charge.
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