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Mileageplus Premier Status Match Challenge MileagePlus Premier Status Match Challenge We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to participate in our Premier® Status Match Challenge promotion, offering top-tier flyers of most other airlines a comparable status in the MileagePlus® program. This offer is valid for requests received January 1 – December 31, 2012. Customers who hold Star Alliance Silver or Gold status are excluded from this offer. Program Details Premier status match is only offered for MileagePlus Premier® Silver, Premier® Gold or Premier® Platinum levels*. If you meet the criteria to participate in the Premier status match offer, your account will be upgraded for 90 days to Premier Silver, Premier Gold or Premier Platinum status*, based on the level you hold in your current frequent flyer program. For Example: Delta Air Lines SkyMiles Silver Gold Medallion Platinum Medallion levels Medallion Medallion Level matched to in Mileage Premier Premier Gold Premier Platinum Plus: Silver To keep Premier status for the balance of the 2012** program year, you will need to complete a specific number of flights operated by United® (including Continental®), United Express® or Copa Airlines within the 90 day timeframe. The number of flights you must complete depends on the Premier status level you are matched to: Mileage Plus Premier Status Flight Requirements Premier Silver Fly 10,000 qualifying flight miles or 15 flight segments to retain Premier Silver status Premier Gold Fly 17,500 qualifying flight miles or 22 flight segments to retain Premier Gold status Premier Platinum Fly 25,000 qualifying flight miles or 30 flight segments to retain Premier Platinum status *For a period of time during first quarter 2012, customers will be matched to the equivalent elite levels in the OnePass or MileagePlus program, until system conversion is complete and the 2012 Premier status levels take effect. **Customers who meet the flight requirement on or after July 1, 2012, will retain their matched Premier status through January 31, 2014, unless a higher Premier level is earned. Learn more about the 2012 MileagePlus Premier program. Submit your information To be considered for Premier status through this promotion, please send the following information to: o Email: [email protected] o Fax: 605-341-6140 o Mail: Mileage Plus Service Center Attn: Premier Status Match P.O. Box 6121 Rapid City, SD 57709-6121 Your MileagePlus account number. If you are not already a member, join today Your name, complete current mailing address and e-mail address. A copy of your most recent mileage summary or 2012 membership card that clearly identifies your current elite level in the frequent flyer program you are matching from. Please allow 7-14 business days for processing after receipt of your request. Confirmation will be sent to you via e-mail if your request is approved. Please note: Offer is not valid for members who have participated in the OnePass or MileagePlus status match program within the last 5 years. A Premier membership card will be not issued for the 90-day qualification period. You may enjoy Premier benefits on United (including Continental), United Express or Copa-operated flights, by providing your account number when making reservations or at check-in. During the 90-day period, you may not have access to all reciprocal Premier benefits with United’s partner airlines including access to Star Alliance lounges. Through this offer, you may only maintain the same Premier status level as your matched status. If you are matched to Premier Silver, you will not be able to earn Premier Gold status through this offer, even if you will fly more than 17,500 flight miles in the offer period. Or if you have been matched to Premier Gold, you will not be able to earn Premier Silver status through this offer, if you only fly 10,000 flight miles. Your MileagePlus Premier status will be returned to general member status, or your earned Premier level, if you are unable to complete the flight requirement within the 90-day period. Qualifying travel must be posted to the MileagePlus or OnePass account. MPP012 TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Offer valid for qualifying paid travel completed within 90 days from time of account upgrade. Participation does not guarantee Premier status. Matched status will expire after 90 days, unless that level or a higher level of Premier status is awarded prior to that date. Valid on flights operated by United, United Express, Copa Airlines, Continental, Continental Express®, Continental Connection™ and not on United- or Continental-marketed codeshare flights operated by other carriers. Flights must be posted to the MileagePlus or linked OnePass account in order to qualify. Travel on Mileage Award or Continental Reward flights do not qualify for this offer. Promotional and/or bonus Premier qualifying miles (PQM) and Premier qualifying segments (PQS) do not count toward this offer. Other restrictions may apply. Offer subject to change without notice. United, its subsidiaries, affiliates and agents are not responsible for any products and services of other participating companies and partners. United reserves the right to change or terminate the MileagePlus program at any time without notice. United and MileagePlus are registered service marks. For complete details about the MileagePlus program, visit www.united.com EARNED 2012 PREMIER STATUS: Customers who earn Premier status through this promotion will have their accounts updated in the system within five business days of completion and posting of required United/United Express/Copa/Continental flight miles to qualify for offer received for status level matched. Membership card will arrive within four to six weeks thereafter. Earned 2012 Premier benefits are valid through January 2013. For customers who qualify for this promotion on or after July 1, 2012, benefits are valid thru January 2014. This information may be accessed from United.com website or by clicking on (or copying and pasting into a web browser) the following link: http://www.united.com/page/article/0,6867,53424,00.html?jumpLink=%2Fstatusmatch .
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