Qantas Pay: Your share of 4M points (never awarded?)

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Hurry, you can earn a guaranteed share of 4 million Qantas Points with Qantas Pay. Simply sign up today and add AU$100 or more to your account.

Sign up and add AU$100 or more (or equivalent value in foreign currency) by 2 December 2025 to be awarded an equal share of 4 million Qantas Points. To be eligible, funds must not be transferred to an Australian bank account before 31 December 2025. T&Cs apply. Consider the PDS, FSG & TMD. Issuer: EML Payment Solutions Limited ('EML') AFSL 404131

Source: Facebook Post

Mrs Excel and I both signed up for the new qantas pay cards under this promo in December, thinking it might be needed to contribute to the SCs on the ground promotion.

But, unsurprisingly, the points are nowhere to be seen. Is anybody else missing them? Did anyone receive them?

Edit: I didn't screenshot the offer page or anything, if anyone has a copy, would be appreciated.
 
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