Qantas Status Credits when flying Malaysia Airlines

It looks like they are not even honouring my business class tickets from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur return taken in June 2022 as they claim it’s not eligible to earn. But it’s class “I”. Do I have grounds to get a review again?
Is this a MHupgrade ticket?

I also have class “I” fare upgraded from class “o” economy get rejected by QFF and would like to appeal.

Edit: Get the point after appeal.
 
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How long is it taking for MH flights to be credited to QFF (when they're not being rejected)?
 
Hm...okay. I did an MASwings flight last week and it still hasn't credited.
 
The ticket was booked as an MH flight. It even showed up on my QF app for future flights and my booking had all my QFF details.
 
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The ticket was booked as an MH flight. It even showed up on my QF app for future flights and my booking had all my QFF details.
MASwings and Malaysia Airlines share the IATA code. Their ICAO code and callsigns are different.
MASwings flights are treated as codeshares on Malaysia Airlines, and post to QFF just the same as an MH coded SQ flight would.
 
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MASwings flights are treated as codeshares on Malaysia Airlines, and post to QFF just the same as an MH coded SQ flight would.
I would not expect any credit to QFF for travel on a MH*SQ flight.
The ticket was booked as an MH flight. It even showed up on my QF app for future flights and my booking had all my QFF details.
From the link I posted:
Qantas Points and Status Credits are earned on all eligible booking classes, except on Malaysia Airlines codeshare flights operated by an airline other than Qantas or a oneworld member airline.
 

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