Marilyn C.
Yelp
Last summer I traveled from Ontario to Dallas-Fort Worth and then returned from Dallas-Fort Worth to Ontario via Frontier Airlines. Before I got off the plane they had a promotion for a credit card and said you would get 50,000 free miles if you applied for their credit card, or if you completed the application that day you would get 60,000 free miles. I completed the application that day and was very excited to receive my card and to pay for the first year of having it.
My daughter and I have tried several times to access the free miles and were told we had to wait a certain period of time, then we wete advised that these free miles never expire. Today my daughter tried, again, to access the 60,000 free miles without success. She ended up finding a way to contact somebody at Frontier Airlines, who told her that it had to be resolved through Barclay Bank. She then three-wayed me and we contacted Barclay Bank, who said they could see the 60,000 miles but that it had to be accessed through Frontier airlines. We then contacted the same number at Frontier Airlines, and it became a back and forth fight. Finally, we were told that the 60,000 miles was used last year before Christmas (in October and November). I looked up my credit card bills and saw that there were flights on that day but did I had paid for those flights. Now we have been promised calls back and nobody will contact us. We stayed on the line while the girl three times advised us that someone would come and speak with us after asking for a supervisor, but then suddenly the line went dead.
This is a horrible way to run a business! I think if you were promised 60,000 miles and you have never used them that they should be sued for breach of contract. I'm very upset and would like everyone to know that not only are you cramped on the flights, never served anything to eat or drink unless you pay for it, never can carry a bag unless you pay extra for it, but also the fact that when there are layovers they are many times late, and then to add insult to injury, you do not always get the free miles that they promise!