Well, as previously stated in this thread, points.com is a very expeditious way of creating account activity (thx to whoever mentioned it).
For the record, I registered with points.com late on Thursday night, a confirmation e-mail arrived from points.com at 01:30 this morning, and I just checked my AA miles balance and the 10 miles have been credited, and my miles are alive for another 18 months!
Which is just as well, as I received a response to my attempt to rectify the error I made that I referred to in a previous post in this thread, where I gave the QF checkin man an incorrect AA number (reversed a couple of letters in it). Upon my return home after being away a couple of weeks there was a letter (snail mail) awaiting me from AA dated 1st April (!) informing me politely that QF reckons that "
credit was earned either in its Frequent Flyer program or in another carrier's frequent traveler program" for the flight in question, and that I really should not try and double dip, as it's not allowed. :shock:
The miles may well have credited to an AA account, it just wasn't to
my account! Which is what I explained on the phone (not well enough, apparently). Ah well, now that my miles balance is alive for another 18 months there's no pressing urgency in pursuing those 500 miles...(though I still will do so).
Of course, the moral of this particular story is give them the correct number in the first case (copy of AAdvantage number going into wallet shortly)!!