On a recent XXXX from XXXX to XXXX the flight staff made multiple announcements about a special offer. This occurred Fri., XXXX. XXXX, 2015 on XXXX XXXX departing XXXX arriving XXXX. The offer was described as a short term and one time only offer around the merger of XXXX XXXX and XXXX XXXX. They stated quite clearly, and it was a topic of conversation for all the passengers near me, that if you apply in flight for the AAdvantage credit card that you will receive ( 2 ) Free Round Trip tickets anywhere in the continental US. Applications were distributed, I filled one out and returned it to the flight attendant. 

Within about two weeks I received the credit card, made purchases and have paid my bill in full each time. However, I never received either frequent flyer miles or vouchers. I contacted XXXX XXXX multiple times by phone and via their website. I was not able to receive an acknowledgement of the underlying issue, nor a resolution. Two reference incidents were created : XXXX XXXXCustomer RelationsXXXX XXXX Ref # XXXX XXXXCustomer RelationsXXXX XXXXYour Reference number to this request : XXXXIn neither case, nor in phone calls made to the airline was a resolution provided. Finally, I publicly posted the issue on line and then received a response acknowledging the issue and direction to call the XXXX Credit Card company for resolution. Upon doing so they were notably more available and responsive, did the research but were unable to address or resolve the issue, nor provide any remedies. 
It is clear now that this a false enticement was made to enter in a credit agreement, I think it is very important that the appropriate authorities are made away and that other consumers can avoid falling for the same credit fraud. 
