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Ritz Carlton Rewards Program Changes As of February 1, 2016

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Starting February 1, 2016, Ritz Carlton Rewards members who do not have qualifying activity in the prior 24 months will forfeit all accumulated points.  So if you have not engaged in qualifying activity since January 31, 2014 you have until January 31, 2016 to do so before the policy is enforced.

Some examples of qualifying activity to maintain active status in the Ritz Carlton Rewards program include:

-Make a paid (or redemption) stay at a Ritz Carlton/Marriott hotel
-Make a purchase using a Ritz Carlton Rewards credit card
-Earn points with one of Ritz Carlton Rewards program partners
-Purchase points
-Hold a qualifying meeting or event, including earning points through the Rewarding Events Program.

The following activities do not count toward maintaining an active status in the Ritz Carlton Rewards program:

-Gifting or transferring points
-Receiving points as a gift or transfer
-Earning points through social media programs.

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