The Cost of Loyalty

[MarillionFan]

Just booked a weekend in London / Kensington Hilton for two nights, two rooms adjoining, early check-in(complimentary as Diamond member), late checkout(as Diamond member, Free wifi(complimentary as Diamond member),full English breakfasts(complimentary as Diamond member), automatic upgrade to Executive floor(complimentary as Diamond member), free managers reception bar for both nights(complimentary as Diamond member), free soft drinks / coffee / snacks at any time(complimentary as Diamond member) for the total cost of £0.

Taking £100 worth of Days Out Vouchers courtesy of Tesco (Cost £0), with another £100 worth of Restaurant vouchers (Cost £0) & everyone has a Merlin pass courtesy of Avios (Cost £0)

The cost of loyalty.

Now to book a free holiday.

<Insert Smug Grin Smiley Here>

Anyone else getting great deals on loyalty?

[ctdctd]

Yes, I'm also a Diamond member at the Hilton chain

And I didn't have to sell myself to the Americans as a permie wage slave to get it.

[suityou01]

Your missus has a loyalty card scheme. Got gazillions of points on it, might leaf through the brochure later see what I can buy with them.

Thanks for the reminder.

Mitch, Churchy, Owlhoot, SimonMac, Eeek, Cliphead, Zippy if we pool our points we might be able to get a timeshare somewhere. PM me for details.

[Old Greg]

Just booked a weekend in London / Kensington Hilton for two nights, two rooms adjoining, early check-in(complimentary as Diamond member), late checkout(as Diamond member, Free wifi(complimentary as Diamond member),full English breakfasts(complimentary as Diamond member), automatic upgrade to Executive floor(complimentary as Diamond member), free managers reception bar for both nights(complimentary as Diamond member), free soft drinks / coffee / snacks at any time(complimentary as Diamond member) for the total cost of £0.

Taking £100 worth of Days Out Vouchers courtesy of Tesco (Cost £0), with another £100 worth of Restaurant vouchers (Cost £0) & everyone has a Merlin pass courtesy of Avios (Cost £0)

The cost of loyalty.

Now to book a free holiday.

<Insert Smug Grin Smiley Here>

Anyone else getting great deals on loyalty?

Well done fella. I hope it makes you very happy.

[Paddy]

Just booked a weekend in London / Kensington Hilton for two nights, two rooms adjoining, early check-in(complimentary as Diamond member), late checkout(as Diamond member, Free wifi(complimentary as Diamond member),full English breakfasts(complimentary as Diamond member), automatic upgrade to Executive floor(complimentary as Diamond member), free managers reception bar for both nights(complimentary as Diamond member), free soft drinks / coffee / snacks at any time(complimentary as Diamond member) for the total cost of £0.

Taking £100 worth of Days Out Vouchers courtesy of Tesco (Cost £0), with another £100 worth of Restaurant vouchers (Cost £0) & everyone has a Merlin pass courtesy of Avios (Cost £0)

The cost of loyalty.

Now to book a free holiday.

<Insert Smug Grin Smiley Here>

Anyone else getting great deals on loyalty?

No. It's the cost of selling your soul or at least data about you. Basic data is worth about £30 to a marking company. Your data is obviously worth a lot more.

[TykeMerc]

I assume for some reason you think this "Diamond" membership is worthy of admiration or envy, I'm at a loss to understand why, please explain so I can be suitably impressed.

[eek]

I assume for some reason you think this "Diamond" membership is worthy of admiration or envy, I'm at a loss to understand why, please explain so I can be suitably impressed.

Its the reward level for spending too many nights away from home.

[darmstadt]

I stayed in a Hilton once, ended up on the Internet

[russell]

Just booked a weekend in London / Kensington Hilton for two nights, two rooms adjoining, early check-in(complimentary as Diamond member), late checkout(as Diamond member, Free wifi(complimentary as Diamond member),full English breakfasts(complimentary as Diamond member), automatic upgrade to Executive floor(complimentary as Diamond member), free managers reception bar for both nights(complimentary as Diamond member), free soft drinks / coffee / snacks at any time(complimentary as Diamond member) for the total cost of £0.

Taking £100 worth of Days Out Vouchers courtesy of Tesco (Cost £0), with another £100 worth of Restaurant vouchers (Cost £0) & everyone has a Merlin pass courtesy of Avios (Cost £0)

The cost of loyalty.

Now to book a free holiday.

<Insert Smug Grin Smiley Here>

Anyone else getting great deals on loyalty?

Living the dream eh?

[TykeMerc]

Its the reward level for spending too many nights away from home.

Ok, not a big fan of hotels for for extended periods myself, I prefer to rent somewhere and feel comfortable rather than cycle through endless bland, soulless hotels.