Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

[medhead]

Re: Qantas Acquire Program

Has anyone had QFLink flights earn Aquire points? Or are they excluded?

 

[Ansett]

Re: Qantas Acquire Program

Has anyone had QFLink flights earn Aquire points? Or are they excluded?

I have received Aquire points on QF Link Flights

 

[samh004]

Re: Qantas Acquire Program

Has anyone had QFLink flights earn Aquire points? Or are they excluded?

I have received Aquire points on QF Link Flights

That is my experience too, other than HVB-SYD not being a valid route for a few weeks... I've had no issues

 

[medhead]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Oh well looks like a missing points claim to follow.

 

[ComeFlyWithMe]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Has anyone received the magic 10,000 bonus points yet from the staples stapler *cough* I mean new partner earn promo yet?

 

[Steady]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Has anyone received the magic 10,000 bonus points yet from the staples stapler *cough* I mean new partner earn promo yet?

Nothing here yet

 

[Princess Fiona]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Has anyone received the magic 10,000 bonus points yet from the staples stapler *cough* I mean new partner earn promo yet?

Nope but it's money for jam (or in my case paper) and I'm a patient person

 

[medhead]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

FYI my problem flights were to/from Wellcamp airport. Had to email acquire because Wellcamp is not yet listed in their missing points claim form.

 

[samh004]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

FYI my problem flights were to/from Wellcamp airport. Had to email acquire because Wellcamp is not yet listed in their missing points claim form.

It has been my experience that they don't update their database to new routes very fast. The issue I alluded to earlier was HVB-SYD as a new route and it didn't credit automatically, or online, as they hadn't loaded it into their systems yet. I had to explain to them what was wrong and they didn't believe me until they finally tried for themselves, and then it took a while for them to actually credit the flights.

I hope they don't mess you around, and also hope it's fixed by the 19th December as I'll be flying it then!!

 

[medhead]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

It has been my experience that they don't update their database to new routes very fast. The issue I alluded to earlier was HVB-SYD as a new route and it didn't credit automatically, or online, as they hadn't loaded it into their systems yet. I had to explain to them what was wrong and they didn't believe me until they finally tried for themselves, and then it took a while for them to actually credit the flights.

I hope they don't mess you around, and also hope it's fixed by the 19th December as I'll be flying it then!!

I don't understand why it doesn't get triggered automatically based on a QF flight credited to my QFF account without worrying about the route flown. I had to also claim missing points for one of my employees when the flight didn't credit to their QFF account for about 3 weeks and then nothing appears in Aquire for another 2 or 3 weeks when I finally did the claim. Which reminds me to check if QF codeshares on AA are eligible for Aquire.

 

[samh004]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

I don't understand why it doesn't get triggered automatically based on a QF flight credited to my QFF account without worrying about the route flown. I had to also claim missing points for one of my employees when the flight didn't credit to their QFF account for about 3 weeks and then nothing appears in Aquire for another 2 or 3 weeks when I finally did the claim. Which reminds me to check if QF codeshares on AA are eligible for Aquire.

It is a poorly implemented system. As you point out, it should check for eligible flights and then based on fare class apply a 30-50% credit of the points. It shouldn't need to have the route in its own database, the only valid point is that it credits to a QFF account.

 

[opusman]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Just got an email to say Aquire are dropping the membership fee from next week.

 

[Flying mermaid]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Just got an email to say Aquire are dropping the membership fee from next week.

Yes we've been discussing on another Aquire thread (drifting off topic) - good news

 

[Ansett]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Same here it also seems that Aquire points no longer expire every 12 months which is the way it should be. They must be concerned about low take up numbers and or renewals after the initial free period.

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[TD="class: font23"]We're delivering savings to Aquire Members. From 3 February 2015, there will be no annual membership fee[SUP]1[/SUP]. A business' Aquire Points will remain active so long as the business keeps earning or converting Aquire Points at least once in an 18-month period.

As well as savings, we're continuing to welcome new Aquire partners, such as our most recent additions, Harvey Norman Commercial and Storage King – giving your business even more opportunity to boost Aquire Points earn on eligible business spend.

Benefits of Aquire (effective from 3 February 2015)

• Continue to earn rewards on a wide range of business spend
• Convert Aquire Points into Qantas Points (at a ratio of 1:1) to any Qantas Frequent Flyer membership account
• Once converted, Qantas Points can be used for everything from flights, upgrades and hotels, to gifts, wine and experiences from the online Qantas Store. For more information on redeeming Qantas Points, visit qantas.com/usingpoints
• Annual membership no longer applies[SUP]1[/SUP][/TD]
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[Mr_Orange]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Just got an email to say Aquire are dropping the membership fee from next week.

As did I.... Also announced by Red Roo here: http://www.australianfrequentflyer....dds-three-new-partners-65660.html#post1188467

 

[RooFlyer]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Same here it also seems that Aquire points no longer expire every 12 months which is the way it should be. They must be concerned about low take up numbers and or renewals after the initial free period.

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As well as savings, we're continuing to welcome new Aquire partners, such as our most recent additions, Harvey Norman Commercial and Storage King – giving your business even more opportunity to boost Aquire Points earn on eligible business spend.

Benefits of Aquire (effective from 3 February 2015)

• Continue to earn rewards on a wide range of business spend
• Convert Aquire Points into Qantas Points (at a ratio of 1:1) to any Qantas Frequent Flyer membership account
• Once converted, Qantas Points can be used for everything from flights, upgrades and hotels, to gifts, wine and experiences from the online Qantas Store. For more information on redeeming Qantas Points, visit qantas.com/usingpoints
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Haven't got the e-mail yet.

Does 'non expire after 12 months' apply to pending points? And what does it say at the other end of that '1' superscript at the end?

 

[amaroo]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Haven't got the e-mail yet.

And what does it say at the other end of that '1' superscript at the end?

Here you go.

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[TD="class: font17, align: left"]1. A business must be an Aquire Member to earn Aquire Points. A join fee of $89.50 applies. Fees are inclusive of any applicable GST and may be varied by Qantas from time to time, without notice, in its absolute discretion. Aquire Points are offered under the applicable partner's terms and conditions and earning thresholds may apply. Aquire membership and Aquire Points are subject to the Aquire Terms and Conditions available at www.aquire.com.au[/TD]
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[RooFlyer]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Ta amaroo I suspect pending points will still vanish after 12 months, else it removes one of the main incentives (or prods) to keep spending; can't really fault them for that.

 

[boomy]

Anyone got their points from Regus yet?
I've waited patiently for months but still got nothing. Called Aquire and was told points from Regus do take longer to post and there is not much they can do about it from their end.
Talking to Regus directly didn't help either

 

[kevrosmith]

re: Qantas launches "Aquire" business frequent flyer program.

Anyone got their points from Regus yet?
I've waited patiently for months but still got nothing. Called Aquire and was told points from Regus do take longer to post and there is not much they can do about it from their end.
Talking to Regus directly didn't help either

I've only rung Regus once (and that was back in November I think) and still nothing from there. Just couldn't be bothered calling them up again, but I still do want the points eventually!