Lol, my miles were expired July 15th. Glad to see they are least extending the expiry provisions by a little bit.Pete_Coach wrote: ↑ You would have to have had no activity for over a year so some of that time was well before the global epidemic.
There are literally hundreds of places you can buy things from to keep your account active.
https://www.aeroplan.com/earn_miles/our ... InStore_EN#/
https://www.aeroplan.com/earn_miles/our ... pOnline_EN#/
Also, as a result of COVID, they extended the allowable time before expiry. "Effective July 20, 2020 we are waiving the current expiry provisions. You will now have 18 months to keep your account active – six months longer than before. "
https://www.aeroplan.com/covid-19.do#/
It is a loyalty reward program...loyalty by you as much as by Aeroplan
Go on their Facebook page and message them (not on the page but in message). You will most likely get a response quickly.bubaglobalj wrote: ↑ Lol, my miles were expired July 15th. Glad to see they are least extending the expiry provisions by a little bit.
I am giving them a call, but of course their hotline is crazy busy.
It's pretty easy to keep your points active, just get a TD Aeroplan card (free first year) - https://tdaeroplan.com/bubaglobalj wrote: ↑ I called, spoke to supervisor, and they won't budge. Oh well, I'll know for next time.
simpler still (and without the credit hit).... do an askingcanadians survey... takes 15 minutes and they give you some nominal # of aeroplan points. and if you don't qualify for their survey, you get something like 5 points... still resets your aeroplan expiry date.Eldorado wrote: ↑ It's pretty easy to keep your points active, just get a TD Aeroplan card (free first year) - https://tdaeroplan.com/
I think the easiest (only for those in Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Surrey, North Vancouver, New Westminster or Richmond), if you've got Novus for TV, internet or phone.greatgordini wrote: ↑ simpler still (and without the credit hit).... do an askingcanadians survey... takes 15 minutes and they give you some nominal # of aeroplan points. and if you don't qualify for their survey, you get something like 5 points... still resets your aeroplan expiry date.
Worked out fine, points posted already. Got 8 aeroplan points for $1.29 purchase and another year of validity, not bad.Kiraly wrote: ↑ I just made a $1.29 purchase on the iTunes store to keep mine from expiring
Logged in through the Aeroplan e-store, went to iTunes site, which opened iTunes desktop app where I made the purchase. The process seems sure that something will go wrong and Aeroplan won't see it. I took a screen recording of the whole thing in case I need proof
