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Really? All I remember is any F availability being booked between 364 and 330 days out by QF members, and very little left when the window opened for AAdvantage members. Seems to be business as usual.

Danger was being a little cheeky. The airlines you see there are QF and BA, not QA and BF. ;)

Sorry serfty, I've got no hard evidence to contradict you, but I remember seeing 30 days on the website when I joined back in 2003. Maybe not in the T&C, perhaps it was in the joining gumf. But it was definitely there

Oh, that's happened to me. Not the next day, mind, but within a couple of weeks. No change in circumstances etc.:confused:

Be careful with this site. You'll need to check with your agent before signing up. Mine was listed properly on the site, but when I contacted my agent they'd never heard of it.:?:

12.74% is heading into low-rate card territory. Certainly is attractive if you have a big points earning purchase that you will be paying off over several months. 12.74% is better than 18.xx%, but I would be taking the lower annual fee if given the choice.

I can confirm that there is NO joining fee for moving into or changing corporate schemes. Just use your existing QFF number on the form and all will be well :mrgreen:

The truth is out there Kiwi Flyer...:cool:

The OP said he went from NB to SG, so he should have no problems getting to WP on this trip. As long as he is still in the same qualification year, of course :shock: .

I can't see it either. Seems like the Frequent Flyer Club they were running has disappeared, but maybe a site admin will chime in. Looks like you'll have to find a corporate membership elsewhere :(

I can see it either. Seems like the Frequent Flyer Club they were running has disappeared, but maybe a site admin will chime in. Looks like you'll have to find a corporate membership elsewhere :(

A more frequent injury that I would have initially guessed. What are you guys doing out there? I thought golf was non-contact! :shock:

Pretty sure that Dave's point was that the AA ATW desk will be knowledge, and actually understand rules of the ticket you are buying. Then you can flip it to the TA if they discount the AA price.

The points calculator,https://www.qantas.com.au/fflyer/do/dyns/InitialPointsRedeemed, is showing 4783 miles, Zone 5. Has this changed since last night?

Doesn't really matter how people try to look up your details. Surely your business has a phone line? Seems like a pretty standard way of checking if your business actually exists.

Re: Watch Amex that they don't charge monthly fees from the Seems to happen to most. Quite an unimpressive and deceptive procedure, IMO. When I rang, I had to direct the guy on the phone to the website to show him it still showed first year free, after he told me it was a special offer...

They'll come back at you saying that you paid for the travel with FF points, not the card.

Can someone explain what a reference like this will do? Does the reference to American Airlines mean that they will use this FF number, and no other airlines will?

Perhaps the negative perceptions due to the program changes have driven a much more negative view of the overall program than an outsider would have. It doesn't matter as much what the end position is, rather what changes were made to get there.

Disclaimer - I am reporting this from a memory not known for its reliability The wife of Carl Williams, the (alleged) hitman for Melbourne (alleged) underworld figures, has recently been imprisoned for credit card fraud. Do a Google search for the details, but I think it involved applying...