i signed up for UA,(mar 22) cycled 75k, signed up for the GC and did another 75k for a total of $150k. I didnt recieve any miles yet. Today I got an email:
One last step for your Apple® Gift Card
Thank you for signing up to receive an Apple® Gift Card from
Fidelity.
Our records indicate that the following error was made: there
was a problem crediting your account.
To correct this error and qualify for your Apple Gift Card,
please e-mail us or call a Fidelity Representative at
800.FIDELITY.
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