I cannot find my lifetime points listed online either. I only can see lifetime nights. And on the Marriott app it has my lifetime nights correct but has "0" as lifetime points.
My account is a bit weird... when I first sign in, it takes me to the old looking site, and if I click My Account, and then Account Overview, it takes me to the new looking site. And it forces me to sign in again to get to the new looking site.
I can see my lifetime nights and lifetime points in the old looking site, but if I flip to the new looking site, only my lifetime nights are shown.
That may explain why some are reporting seeing them, and others are not.
ETA] Not sure if this works for everybody, but when I am in the new version, and if I click my name in upper right corner, then click Platinum Benefits (yours may be Gold or Silver or whatever) on the page that pops up, it takes me back to the old version of the site, and I can click on Marriott Rewards Overview in the menu bar and from the screen that pops up after that, I can click Nights under my current year nights and up pops up the screen with lifetime nights and lifetime points. Give it a shot and see if it works for those that have lost the lifetime points viewing ability.
My account is a bit weird... when I first sign in, it takes me to the old looking site, and if I click My Account, and then Account Overview, it takes me to the new looking site. And it forces me to sign in again to get to the new looking site.
I can see my lifetime nights and lifetime points in the old looking site, but if I flip to the new looking site, only my lifetime nights are shown.
That may explain why some are reporting seeing them, and others are not.
ETA] Not sure if this works for everybody, but when I am in the new version, and if I click my name in upper right corner, then click Platinum Benefits (yours may be Gold or Silver or whatever) on the page that pops up, it takes me back to the old version of the site, and I can click on Marriott Rewards Overview in the menu bar and from the screen that pops up after that, I can click Nights under my current year nights and up pops up the screen with lifetime nights and lifetime points. Give it a shot and see if it works for those that have lost the lifetime points viewing ability.
This still works. It may be a good way and time for people to print this information out before its completely gone.
Try to sign in and use this link, and then click "nights" as mentioned above.
https://www.marriott.com/rewards/rewards-program.mi
Points transferred from spg do not count
Points transferred from your wife (note that more than 50k can be transferred, as long as it's once per year and in order to complete a (potentially-cancellable) reservation.
So theoretically you could buy 50k Mr, so could your wife, you could buy 30k spg and transfer them to your wife's spg, and your wife could buy 4k spg herself., Your wife would then transfer 34k spg to her Mr account (=102k) add the 50k she has purchased and transfer the 152k to you.... Add 50k you purchase yourself and you have just legitimately added 202k points to your MR account.
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You can transfer an unlimited number of points if you do it at the time you are confirming an award. So you can theoretically make a long points reservation that requires 200,000 points and transfer those, then cancel that points reservation. The points don't transfer back.Can only transfer 50K to spouse per year.
I believe that after August 1, you can use those certificates to book any brand of hotel.I found my status using the suggestions above and see it shows 1067 nights and 8,821,266 points with over 2 million points not yet used. I've been lifetime Platinum for a few years.
Should I be worried about my status and/or points? Also have 2 category 9 unused certificates in my account that expire close to the end of this year. Was told recently that the certificates cannot be used of Starwood or Ritz hotels.
Any recommendations?
I found my status using the suggestions above and see it shows 1067 nights and 8,821,266 points with over 2 million points not yet used. I've been lifetime Platinum for a few years.
Should I be worried about my status and/or points? Also have 2 category 9 unused certificates in my account that expire close to the end of this year. Was told recently that the certificates cannot be used of Starwood or Ritz hotels.
Any recommendations?
I found my status using the suggestions above and see it shows 1067 nights and 8,821,266 points with over 2 million points not yet used. I've been lifetime Platinum for a few years.
Should I be worried about my status and/or points? Also have 2 category 9 unused certificates in my account that expire close to the end of this year. Was told recently that the certificates cannot be used of Starwood or Ritz hotels.
Any recommendations?
Points will be irrelevant to status after December 31. And this is not likely to change, because the Starwood system did not even have the capability to track points. So using your son's MR Visa will get him points to redeem but does nothing to move him along towards lifetime levels. Even the elite night for each $3K in credit card spend is going away, if I understand the new program accurately. Using his MR number when you stay at a Marriott to get him nights credits (unless he is also staying there) would be a blatant abuse of the system and I hope that is not what you are considering. You could possibly get your account and status revoked and for sure would also not get the elite perks during your stay if you did that.The linked above worked and I printed out the info. 610 nights and 2.4 M points. I will finish the year at about 650 nights. I needed maybe another 18 months to get to Lifetime Platinum. As a current Lifetime Gold I will become a Lifetime Platinum Elite with no path to Lifetime Platinum Premier Elite. So nights could become less of a big deal for me and depending on how the new Categories shake out, so may points. I may start using my son's MR to get him moving along quicker.
New system does not count points anymore. However when you are wanting to grandfather your status by year end, you need to play by the old rules. Marriott under current rules count points, SPG does not. So you can still accumulate points for Marriott under the current practice until end of the year.
I am referring to no points counting for lifetime status after this year. Future years' elite status will be based on nights only.Isn’t there a point system with SPG points equaling 3 Marriott points a piece. If I lost all my points I’d be pi..ed
I guess I need to understand this 5/24 rule better. I have one Marriott card, a Chase "Marriott Rewards" (black) card, which I've had for years. I've just been denied a new Marriott Premier card - because I already have one (?). I guess that they're seeing these as the same card.
Also, it seems I'm not allowed to refer friends for a credit card. Maybe I missed that window.
Is it worth calling them?
So much for two easy ways to get me most of the way there.