Targeted offer - 50% more SCs - Search History Data mining?

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motef

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So i received an email today with the title

"Fly to Christchurch, get 50% more Status Credits"

Terms are
There's never been a better time to book with Qantas. For a limited time, you'll be rewarded with 50% more Status Credits on eligible flights with a QF flight number on your ticket.*

You can enjoy this offer on an unlimited number of flights booked in the next 7 days so it's a great way to help get your Status Credits balance soaring.

Simply register and make a new booking between 26 August 2019 and 1 September 2019 for travel from 26 August 2019 to 24 December 2019. And don't forget to include your Frequent Flyer membership number in your booking.​

Interestingly i have been looking at flights for CHC quite heavily recently.

Although after reading the T&Cs the offer is any QF marketed flight so unlike the wider QF DSC's not limited to QF metal and not limited to Christchurch so the email title is a bit confusing

Anybody else get one of these?

Looks like the work experience kid in IT has stepped up to search history data mining? hehe

motef

 
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QF needs to fill the kitty.
Haven't flown SYD - CHC in a few years now, but have in the past, on EK with a QF flight number, in J and F.
No QF email though!
PS, I would make a booking and flight on my terms, not on QF's terms.
Am not into status chasing anymore, if I want to visit a city, I will pay to fly there either in J or comfort seat booking, not at the beck and call of QF.
 
Looked at classic rewards flight availability from Sydney to London last night for a friend and got the same 50% bonus status credit offer in the email today. Replace Christchurch with London in title. Go figure...
 
Yes scored this recently....but not quite ready to book

I may take advantage of the Premium cabin sale
 
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And I searched for flights to BKK and received the same offer.

Not ready to book either. Any tricks?
 
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After our recent trip this appeared on my statement:

"PERSONALISED OFFER DOUBLE STATUS CREDITS 10-SEP-2019"
 
Qantas literally own a subsidiary company specialises in data mining, analytics and marketing called Red Planet. They specialise in exactly this type of targeting.

Red Planet Group

That's interesting. I used to and still get a lot of survey requests from Red Planet. I used to do them in the past when I was free and used to get a lot of DSC offers. However, in the past few months I stopped taking their surveys and I have not got any DSC offers. Guess there is something to do with the surveys and offers from QF
 
My recent 50% SC offer “to the USA” travel window just ended on 11 Sep...(!) but I managed to sneak a SYD-CHC J trip in. Posted as “LET QANTAS REWARD YOU BONUS STATUS CREDITS”.

Hoping for more joy soon. Need to do some dummy bookings....
 
Got a flurry of these targeted offers last ff year when we were looking for flights to various places but none for months. Maybe it's because we started the year with a bang and by end of July I had 1k?
 
I looked at New York the other day and Mrs C promptly got a 50% SC offer with New York in subject! She flies a lot domestically for work so must be an important person in QF's eyes. Then just now got a phone call from QF offering me WP status for another 12 months for 120k points as I was falling short on both SCs and squiggle flights. Mrs C has now had three 50% SC offers this year.... me none. Sigh.
 
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