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I recently purchased my millionth roll of Charmin. They at the very least could have awarded me a heated toilet seat.
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I recently purchased my millionth roll of Charmin. They at the very least could have awarded me a heated toilet seat.
Last year, I reached the lifetime million miles mark on USAirways. My reward - a computer generated certificate! Gee - thanks so much.
Now had I been flying on United all those years - my reward would have been lifetime Premier Executive status - along with several system wide upgrades every year for the rest of my life. And - on top of that - United has just added rewards for the two and three million lifetime miles levels.
Just another example of how Tempe just doesn't get the value of the frequent high yeild customer. It would cost them nothing to give lifetime status to a person who flew a million miles - yet would do so much to build loyalty and incent people to continue to fly on US for the rest of their life. Go figure!
Even hotel companies are getting in on the act - I was just awarded lifetime Silver Elite status from Marriott. Not really a huge deal, but certainly will make me think about staying at a Marriott hotel for the rest of my life when I travel.
But I digress - this is US - and it is just a pipe dream that the folks in Tempe would be this creative.
Serious question, but are you complaining about only counting BIS? I ask because on Flyertalk I have seen plenty of posts (at least in some airlines' forums; not sure about LCC) where FFers complain about getting certain recognition based on non-BIS miles. A lot of FTers seem to think only "real" FFers should get some of these perks, and it is somehow "cheating" to treat non-BIS miles the same as others.
why in the world would any airline give lif time status. why don't we just give you free trip for the rest of your life.Last year, I reached the lifetime million miles mark on USAirways. My reward - a computer generated certificate! Gee - thanks so much.
Now had I been flying on United all those years - my reward would have been lifetime Premier Executive status - along with several system wide upgrades every year for the rest of my life. And - on top of that - United has just added rewards for the two and three million lifetime miles levels.
Just another example of how Tempe just doesn't get the value of the frequent high yeild customer. It would cost them nothing to give lifetime status to a person who flew a million miles - yet would do so much to build loyalty and incent people to continue to fly on US for the rest of their life. Go figure!
Even hotel companies are getting in on the act - I was just awarded lifetime Silver Elite status from Marriott. Not really a huge deal, but certainly will make me think about staying at a Marriott hotel for the rest of my life when I travel.
But I digress - this is US - and it is just a pipe dream that the folks in Tempe would be this creative.
I think you're right, Piney......It must be the heat in AZ baking brains.
why in the world would any airline give lif time status. why don't we just give you free trip for the rest of your life.
Now I remember we are in busniess to make money not give it away
Come to Northwest...we will spread the RED carpet for ya!
I don't get a chance to fly Northwest very often, but I did a few months ago, and I flew a 1.5 hour flight, in First Class, and I was shocked when we were served a hot meal on such a short flight (delicious too). It was a nice experience.I've gone to Northwest for most of my travel lately. For a long time I heard people bash Northwest. It's been a nice surprise for me. I am much happier with the service from Northwest than what I experienced on US over the last couple years.
hey//I have to agree about the comments about NW. As CO plat, I have flown and have found their people to be friendly, planes clean, and service lightyears beyond US. Their clubs are nice, too. I was a little nervous the first time I flew them recently, and was pleasantly surprised. Then again, after flying the New and Crappy US, how can you not be surprised--it is plane rediculus.
my head hrts frm tryng 2 dcphr yr psts<SNIP> is u dont likd trailways... walk or buy gas it will cost u more than the bus...