worth of stuff for a "Million miles" when the AA shopping mall came up a year ago for 87650 miles for each purchase. Got only 2500 miles and was happy -- done with it, 1.7 cpm cost. Next time, I would get just 3$ worth for 2500 miles. I think expecting a Million miles will not succeed, but if it does, it will shut down the shopping mall segment. Also in full disclosure, I did get Track it Back in 2009, after US confirmed that it will honor the purchases. Should have done more! @ king : Most contract law allows for exclusion of obvious mistakes. That is likely to come into play during the lawsuit. Moreover, it is generally not possible to coerce performance versus a refund. You an claim damages -- and that's what this suit is seeking -- but it is hard for me to believe that they'll be able to convince a jury that the real damages of getting their money back and not getting the miles will be significant. @ warren : Not sure where it sounds like I'm jealous but I can assure you that's not the case. I have no reason to be jealous of an effort to "teach someone a lesson" for making a mistake, a lesson which very well may put them out of business. If you can make the claim that the company was acting with malicious intent or actively trying to screw people somehow then maybe there is a