Pretty standard ... I received a similarly phrased letter (not email) around the turn of the century when I was soon to drop from (then) top level Gold to Silver.Have any P1s recently failed to requalify?
My year is ending soon. No chance of getting 3600 SC. Got an email from the VIP team saying:
"We hope this email finds you well. One of the many benefits of your Platinum One status is having the VIP Service Team looking out for you and in doing so, we've noticed that your Platinum One anniversary is approaching.
At this stage, you are yet to accrue the 3,600 status credits (2,700 of which must be on QF flight numbers) required to retain Platinum One. (Your current balance is available for you to view here.)
The VIP Service Team is here for you on 1300 752 801, between 7am and 11pm daily - please don’t hesitate to give us a call if you would like assistance with future travel plans and maximising your status credit earning potential.
We hope that you are able to continue taking advantage of the benefits and recognition that Platinum One status provides and thank you for your continued loyalty to Qantas!"
Is this just an automated last ditch attempt at trying to get me to book enough flights to requalify?
The part in bold is somewhat interesting!
Not surprised. I suspect there were a lot of people that were still holding on to status through COVID extensions / status keeper initiatives with SC rollovers etc that are really only now starting to fall away.Numbers dropping a bit.
Had an issue where BA cancelled flight (on a qf tkt) and they were unaware. Luckily was able to get to a phone before going to the airport and was able to come up with a solution to make connection. Defies logic how customer gets to know about these first. On the upside was eventually able to find alternate connecting flights and make flight back to oz (but meant flying few more hrs and sitting in more airports for a few more). So saved by being able to call qf back in oz. First world problems I guessHKG-SYD | Y - flight was cancelled and was rerouted via MEL. Couldn't get in contact with P1 until 7-8 hours after cancellation email. When I got in contact and asked to see if I could get on CX, I had no options. Stuck with MEL. I did find it funny since we're all getting those "monitoring emails" not much was done to get me to my destination on time. Can't blame them though. I checked EF and CX was 0'ed out for all classes for the evening.
About 5 minutes!I've never got a key ring thingo - how long have you been a P1?
Congrats!! and commiserationsAbout 5 minutes!
The trick is to not glare at them all the time
May have been Ms CaptainGot a pleasant surprise
QF1: J to F op-up
They told me a captain had been bumped for me.
Very sorry Mr Captain, but thanks very much Qantas!
indeed, but was specifically mentioned as a ‘he’May have been Ms Captain
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The opening spiel from the new CEO of Loyalty missed a massive opportunity to send a clear message to P1s about how we have and will continue to have priority access to classic rewards on request. Instead, they wasted the opening third of the newsletter with irrelevant guff about the new Classic+, which just rinses and repeats the same generic copy we see published everywhere else.Nice to see something actually useable in the O1 Briefing - $100 QF Hotels voucher. Plus competition to Paris.
Also burried a bit is an invite to register "interest" in the "P1 Member Insights Crew" - supposedly for feedback on the program anyone here a member?
Got a pleasant surprise
QF1: J to F op-up
They told me a captain had been bumped for me.
Very sorry Mr Captain, but thanks very much Qantas!