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Thanks OP.

Name: XXXXXXXX

Tier: EXECUTIVE

Expiration Date: 31-DEC-2037

Reward: Rental Credits


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tgif777 said:Thanks OP.

Name: XXXXXXXX

Tier: EXECUTIVE

Expiration Date: 31-DEC-2037

Reward: Rental Credits

You should bear in mind that Executive status doesn't actually last until 2037, as that refers to the base Emerald Aisle status. ES only lasts until Feb. 2010. You receive ES for the calendar year in which you enrolled + 14 months.


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Thanks OP, worked like a charm!


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Nice!! I lost status this year due to too much overseas travel. Thanks, OP!


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Thanks OP. Just signed up. Wish I had seen this a week ago, I just got back from a business trip!


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You can find more information regarding how to use their Emerald Club Aisle service at this Link


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Thank you so much! Existing member, followed the post on Flyertalk and am now an Executive.


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Worked for me! Thanks!


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Op here. I am glad this has been working out for so many people. Just as a simple explanation for everyone about the executive status and this is from past experience being a Emerald Club and Executive member for a long time.

Book full size,you will get charged the mid size rate and you pick any class vehicle from the Emerald club or executive aisle. The rate on the booking page will be different for mid-size and full size but when the booking is confirmed it will be mid-size rate only for full size booking.

At the minimum you get a free upgrade with the Executive status every time in addition to the discount codes and coupons that you use for the booking. In the best scenario you can get a luxury car, SUV or mini-van from the executive aisle if/when they are available.

I think this is the best car rental program out there.


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Glad the bickering has slowed down.

It's actually not as straightforward as on the National site. Executive typically works that you pay for midsize when you get a full,or technically you pay for one class below what you actually rent, but frequently there are many other classes of cars on the Executive aisle, like full size SUVs, luxury cars, etc. When you book a midsize and take a full you'll definitely get the midsize rate, and many times, when I've had a midsize reserved, I've taken anything there, eg Toyota Highlander, Toyota Avalon, Cadillac DTS and they still give me the midsize rate. Once, when I didn't check my exit statement, they billed me the full size rate when I took a luxury, so there is a bit of YMMV, but if you're persuasive enough, as most of us FW are, I think most of the time you can take anything and pay the midsize rate. All my experience is from LAX and SFO, other places may be different.


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For those of you collect points, you can get 2000 aeroplan (star alliance) first by using the following link:

http://www.emeraldclubpromos.com/aero plan/CarDriver05

remove the space between "aeroplan".

Then use OP's link to get yourself into Executive! Enjoy.


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deals4travel said:
Book full size,you will get charged the mid size rate and you pick any class vehicle from the Emerald club or executive aisle. The rate on the booking page will be different for mid-size and full size but when the booking is confirmed it will be mid-size rate only for full size booking.

Slightly incorrect, but National's terminology is a bit confusing and doesn't really help.

Executive Status: Book full size, pay mid-size, pick a vehicle from Executive Selection (ES) or Emerald Aisle (EA).

Emerald Club Status: Book mid-size, pay mid-size, pick a vehicle from Emerald Aisle (EA).


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Did anyone notice that we will get charged an additonal .50/day to get mileage credit for certain mileage plans (i.e. Continental and United)? I don't believe that was there before.

I signed up anyways. Thanks OP!


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jlkc said:Did anyone notice that we will get charged an additonal .50/day to get mileage credit for certain mileage plans (i.e. Continental and United)? I don't believe that was there before.

I signed up anyways. Thanks OP!

It's always been there.


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Has anyone received their new Executive card?

I upgraded over a month ago and have not received my new card. I leave on vacation in three weeks and want to make sure I will not be hassled while exiting...

I contacted Emerald and they said it should only take 2-4 weeks to receive my new card and my benefits are already in place, not to worry but I just want to not take any chances...

TIA!


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Worked great! Thanks for the tip; didn't get my card yet, but I'm sure it will come eventually.
Thanks OP.


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I got my card in the mail today - thanks OP


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suebee07 said:I got my card in the mail today - thanks OP

Just out of curiosity how long did it take?


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rjj130 said:suebee07 said:I got my card in the mail today - thanks OP

Just out of curiosity how long did it take?


Less than 2 weeks, I can't remember the actual date I submitted my info. (And it doesn't make much of a time difference for delivery, but I am in Canada, so it should be a little quicker in the US)


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Got a card in the mail, thank OP!!!

Now, if I could only get a good rate with national. Was looking for a car in LAX July 27th - August 3rd(a week) and best I could get so far is $450 , hopefully prices will go down!


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