Citi / Emirates lounge pass - do they know which card I used?

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ColinD

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I received the 2x lounge passes ages ago, but don't want to pay for flights with the Citi Emirates card ('cause it's gone).

Terms of use state that I can only use the lounge passes if I pay for the flights with my Citi Emirates card.

So here's my question: if I turn up at the lounge with my boarding pass and lounge access card, do they have any way to now how I paid for the flight?
 
Did you work this one out? What did they do?

I'm keen to give a family member my passes to use as I can't use them (once I receive them from Citi) - do the passes have names/etc printed on them? Did you have to show the credit card?
 
Did you work this one out? What did they do?

I'm keen to give a family member my passes to use as I can't use them (once I receive them from Citi) - do the passes have names/etc printed on them? Did you have to show the credit card?

Sorry I don't know, I never tried it and they've expired now.
 
I've never seen an Emirates lounge pass but I can't imagine how they could know what method of payment you used. You could have booked your flight via Emirates, Qantas or a travel agent.
 
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From memory they have your name printed on them. They are far less flexible than QF for example. Unsure how they would know if you used your card for purchase
 
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