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Why do you think it’s Explorer blocking you? I’m thinking it’s the QF/ALL linkage (see my similar post above).
I had the offer accepted and now I don't have it. The aim is to see if I can extract a premium from the situation.
 
So have I activated the offer or haven't I?

I activated it last night. Today I cancelled a booking and re-booked, to qualify for the offer.

Then I few hours later I received the "wrong link" email. When I clicked on that link, I got the "You are not eligible for this offer" error message.

So is the booking I made today eligible or not? Or should I wait until the new link works, activate, cancel and re-book for the second time?

What a mess.
 
I had the offer accepted and now I don't have it. The aim is to see if I can extract a premium from the situation.
But why do you think that’s an Explorer thing? Or are you just using that as leverage?

As above, I’ve not been able to register and get the same popup that I already benefit from a FT. I thought that was the QF one but it could be A+? But surely some of those above that have successfully registered are either/or QF or A+…? 🤷‍♂️
 
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But surely some of those above that have successfully registered are either/or QF or A+…? 🤷‍♂️
I'm A+ and I sucessfully registered (after someone upthread mentioned the link had been fixed, but before I received Accor's correction email).
 

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