Jason,
I agree entirely.
I also had a similar experience flying Etihad to London and return with my wife (Velocity Red) in May this year.
I took many months (almost 3) before the points were credited to my account. And that was after MULTIPLE emails with scanned boarding passes etc.
Also, until I wrote "Will someone at least acknowlege receipt of this email", I heard nothing.
I am STILL CHASING her points. She has only been credited with one leg (Brisbane - Singapore) to this very day, four months later.
She has written four (4) emails about this. NO RESPONSE.
To be honest this really ticks me off. There is no excuse for this tardiness.
As you say... "ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS"
I agree entirely.
I also had a similar experience flying Etihad to London and return with my wife (Velocity Red) in May this year.
I took many months (almost 3) before the points were credited to my account. And that was after MULTIPLE emails with scanned boarding passes etc.
Also, until I wrote "Will someone at least acknowlege receipt of this email", I heard nothing.
I am STILL CHASING her points. She has only been credited with one leg (Brisbane - Singapore) to this very day, four months later.
She has written four (4) emails about this. NO RESPONSE.
To be honest this really ticks me off. There is no excuse for this tardiness.
As you say... "ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS"
One thing they really need to get sorted is this whole thing of chasing up points with partners.
I just got back from 4 weeks in USA and all points with Qantas partners were credited within a week of earn.
On the Velocity side, similarly all flights with Delta hit my account within 5 days but the rest with Velocity are still in orbit.
Last year when I chased up First Class flights with Virgin America, despite a barrage of contact with Velocity the points never ever saw my account.
So while the changes look good..............action speaks louder than words in my view
If they really want to wow us they need to get this kind of thing fixed.
JASON