BD1959
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Those of us lucky enough to have been recipients of DSCs previously know that they implement within a week or so and then post usually within a couple of days - a week is the worst I've seen. I've also seen that these, too, are inconsistent with later days sometimes crediting prior to earlier days.
The issue for Qantas - should they stick to the 6 week timeline (which we all know they are entitled to do- will be that this then creates additional (presumably manual) work to rectify scenarios such as blackcat20's: a non-credit to new status at the end of a renewal year. The system should be working to minimise exception processing, not create it. The other issue, of course, is that because of the unusual processing timelines compared with standard DSC crediting, the call centres will be getting an increase in workload - even if it is (as in my case) to confirm that the offer email was registered against my account and that I will receive the DSCs at some time probably toward the end of this month.
An interesting possibility then arises. If this offer is being administered outside of the usual timeframes, then it could well be a new automated process. What will QF's call workload then look like if they don't kick-in at the 6 week mark? .... Doubtless this has been tested to death to make sure everything works as planned.
Regards,
BD
The issue for Qantas - should they stick to the 6 week timeline (which we all know they are entitled to do- will be that this then creates additional (presumably manual) work to rectify scenarios such as blackcat20's: a non-credit to new status at the end of a renewal year. The system should be working to minimise exception processing, not create it. The other issue, of course, is that because of the unusual processing timelines compared with standard DSC crediting, the call centres will be getting an increase in workload - even if it is (as in my case) to confirm that the offer email was registered against my account and that I will receive the DSCs at some time probably toward the end of this month.
An interesting possibility then arises. If this offer is being administered outside of the usual timeframes, then it could well be a new automated process. What will QF's call workload then look like if they don't kick-in at the 6 week mark? .... Doubtless this has been tested to death to make sure everything works as planned.
Regards,
BD