Mr H
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An assumption that I paid one of the cheapest offsets...
No - that's what you would pay if you booked another flight.
An assumption that I paid one of the cheapest offsets...
I chose carbon offset at the time of booking a future flight the green leaf was on my profile a day or two later. Problems seem to occur with the newly implemented retrospective paying for carbon onset.Indeed, my money, my call...
Your assumption about the cost of my flight offset is incorrect, but plenty of examples in this thread of failures.
I'm sure I can spare the 15 seconds to send back the reply in my post above...
Well actually, I ALSO did carbon offset at the time of booking. But no green tick.I chose carbon offset at the time of booking a future flight the green leaf was on my profile a day or two later. Problems seem to occur with the newly implemented retrospective paying for carbon onset.
No, because the flights I need to take have a carbon offset that is greater than $1. That's why i paid more than $1 in the first place. Seriously dude. IT'S MY MONEY, not yours...No - that's what you would pay if you booked another flight.
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Well threw some good points after the bad money, as per advice in thread for my flight last week. Six days later NO green tick...
What was that I said about throwing good money after bad?
Fool me once...
Shame on me now.
Am I allowed to chase Qantas, without the snide comments now? @Mr H ???
Angry??? I'm just reporting back on what happened when I followed your advice. As it turns out your advice was bad advice. Surely people need to be informed about poor advice.You can do what you like. I am sure you will begrudge me that dollar for ever. I don't know why you are having such difficulty with this green status thing. Generally in life, though, people who are less angry seem to be happier.
It sounds like you can start a new round of activities for another 50 SC but we are anticipating if the Green Tier Quiz will show up again. Otherwise it would mean booking some sustainable hotel.Apologies if this has been discussed previously, but I qualified for green tier last year (membership year ends 30 June). My QFF Green Tier page currently says 'Green Tier achieved, enjoy your benefits until 30 June 2023'. But then above this, it says 'Start engaging in sustainable activities today to achieve Green tier this Membership Year'. So my question is, have I achieved green tier this year or can I go through the motions to secure another 50 SC?
That was going to be my next questionIt sounds like you can start a new round of activities for another 50 SC but we are anticipating if the Green Tier Quiz will show up again. Otherwise it would mean booking some sustainable hotel.
In regards to carbon offset with booking reference number xx_xx_, as further investigation of our relevant team, they saw that the booking is under the Qantas Business Rewards account, hence, it is not eligible to earn green tier activity. Please be advised that only flights that booked on a Qantas frequent Flyer account will be eligible to earn green tier.
^ In order to be recognised for the Green tier activity, Qantas Frequent Flyer members must tick ‘Fly Carbon Neutral’ on eligible flights during the booking process or in My Account. Carbon offset will be recognised as a Green tier activity seven days after purchase.
I looked through as many articles that I could find, and saw no mention of Business Rewards either way. All information just referred to Frequent Flyers. I always put my ABN on flights, so that does put them in the Business realm. However, the carbon offset I paid with a Classic Reward flight, so had not attached the ABN.This is the response I got about why I didn't get the green leaf on the carbon offset:
All I did was enter the company's ABN when I booked the flight. Has anyone seen it written anywhere that it's ineligible?
This is all it says on the green tier page:
I agree it makes sense but friend @Vic is not even able to get the tick from an award booking.Nevertheless, it makes sense that this is a "personal" tier. If the "business" (per ABN) paid for the offset, then the offset belongs to the business, not the person on the flight. After all, a business cannot record steps or swimming!
Annoyingly my flights are booked through corp traveller and therefore I needed to go the MMB route… seems like that route was a dead end though