Give me my miles, Chase/Continental!

Sheesh, what a pain! Last year I got 50,000 Continental OnePass miles without a hitch by signing up for a personal and business debit card. I signed up for new accounts yet again back in April, and as I mentioned at the time, I had an issue with getting the bonus for the business debit card, so I gave up. But I still successfully signed up for the personal card.

But now the miles for my personal debit card haven’t even all posted. I was due 25,000 miles. The first 15,000 posted as expected back in May, but the last 10,000 didn’t show up. In mid-July I emailed Chase to see where the last 10,000 miles were, and they said that the miles had been submitted for fulfillment with Continental.

Well, the miles still haven’t posted, and now it has been over four months. So I once again emailed Chase, and they told me this is an issue I’d have to take up with Continental. I called Continental OnePass, and they told me this is an issue I’d have to take up with Chase. Ugh, starting to wonder whether it’s even worth fighting over those 10,000 miles. Meh, what am I thinking, of course it is, even if only as a matter of principle.

Anyone had a similar issue, and what did you do to resolve it? For what it’s worth, I verified that the correct OnePass number was associated with the transfer, so that’s not the issue. I have no clue what else it could be!

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Chris Guest

+1 on what Erik and Dave said - 877-292-4273 is the way to go. They are in Minnesota I think and quickly resolved the same issue on our two personal accounts (wife & I).

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Christopher Elliott Guest

Firing squad? Please, we're civilized. We only do lethal injections until the Supreme Court tells us otherwise. Kidding! I do, in fact, respond to emails and calls - [email protected] Happy to try to help with this one.

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Rufftackle Guest

Getting my miles was a total night mare! Remember when I contacted you a while back asking for suggestions? I ended up getting my miles by calling the number that @ Erik mentioned (its also in my FT post from back in June http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/continental-onepass/1091277-missing-your-chase-continental-debit-bonus-signup-miles.html ) Turns out that Chase deposited some miles into my OP account, and created TWO additional OP accounts in my name and threw the other miles in there. The Chase agent said they'd sent a request to merge all the OP accounts...but that never happened. Called Continental and it was fixed in a jiff! Good luck!

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Shari Guest

Do you have conferencing ability w/ your phone? If so, if it were me, I would call One Pass and get them on the phone first. Ask for a supervisor to get on the line w/ you and tell them that you're going to conference in Chase. Then do that and let them resolve it with you on the line.

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tima1212 Guest

Slightly OT: Since July, has anyone been able to open a Chase Business checking account for the 25K miles, considering the coupon date snafu?

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