fraudhunter wrote: All will be re-trained as personal baggage handlers in support of AC's new top secret " Your Concierge" program to assist AP flyers who are at Silver Status or higher ($25K+ /annum credit card use).
Joking aside, care to share what the purpose of your post/question is? Is AC on your favourite watchlist, or are you now an AC shareholder, even though you think Rovenescu is a bully? Or are you just making sure that as an Aimia investor, the workers are cared for...
Read your August 13 post from Aimia bullboard. Talk about getting it all wrong.
.. alot of us saw AC shananigans and called it out. AC's scrupulous CEO which apparently keeps winning award as a great leader is just a bully. TD on the other hand had/has the choice of where to stand with Aimia. We are taling about their clients after all. They could easily send out the message that Aeroplan is showing grat value for their member with the new partnerships. But why is TD chosing to side with AC? Aeroplan has brought in alot of profit for TD. TD's loyalty program is one of the worst rated and lowest value. Why are they trying to take their customers down? They might be trying to bully Aimia into selling AP?
My expectation is for Aimia to sign on another CC issuer. AIM will also eventually sue TD. I imagine their partnership hold a minimum marketing joint effort, a lead program clause, and a minimum points purchase clause.
Potentially AP could issue their own CC and cut the middle man out. This would be a big move but it would be inline with mitigating the reliance on few partners post 2020. Visa is probably keeping an eye on the situation and they might be ready to jump fromt he AC bandwagon in oder to protect their marketshare.
54568546846357 wrote: We are reading approx 1000 employees switching over to AC. My understanding is alot of these a senior, have determined pensions, are high paying jobs. It ...