RE:RE:RE:RE:Tactics and who has the bigger balls.Aeroplan 2.0 is a much bigger loyalty management program with a global vision than Aeroplan ever was.
Even though TD may be paying twice for the points (according to your interpretion), it is still a fraction of what the value to TD will be by remaining a loyal partner to Aimia/Aeroplan.
If TD shifts it allegience to blunderous Air Canada, the best it can hope for is a dinosaur of a loyalty program that Air Canada might develop, using pre-historic business models of what loyalty management programs were in the past.
Aeroplan 2.0 will the future of loyalty programs and disrupt the loyalty industry.
Go back to your board chess game and enjoy the weekend.
Air Canada will be convalescencing with its partners over the weekend...sore balls all over from being kicked in the nuts.
chessplayer wrote: What don't you understand, that TD is reluctant to paying for miles issues twice (when issue and now by assuming the reserve) and have to pay a premium on top of that... It may be the solution that makes most sense but it is a tought pill to swallow for a banker... who has to set up appropriate reserves for its customers on a daily basis.