The deal is that when the GoldPoints program was cancelled, Regent implemented the Future Cruise Credit as a short-term program to preempt anyone being upset because they booked a cruise with the expectations of getting GoldPoints only to have that program expire for earning on 1 April 2008. I received an email from Regent dated 3 January 2008 describing the FCC. It says that for all 2008 and 2009 cruises already booked with a GoldPoints number associated with it would received $100 of FCC for every 25,000 (or partial) GoldPoints that would have been earned (at the 10 points/$ of base fare rate). For example, our recently completed Balck Seas cruise would have earned 61750 GoldPoints each for my wife and me. We SHOULD be receiving $300 FCC per person for this cruise (haven't seen it and it sounds like you have to email SSS to verify the credit. The FCC must be used within a year. The FCC program (it implies) goes away once you can't claim to have booked a cruise expecting GoldPoints (all those booked after the notice of 3 January 2008, I presume). It also states that GoldPoints you had on hand as of 2 January 2008 can (could) be converted to FCC if you didn't have a cruise booked. It is all explained here: http://www.rssc.com/goldpointsredemption

So, bottom line Joanna is yes, you got FCC for a cruise on which you applied a GoldPoints credit (as you would have earned more GoldPoints had that program not gone away.

Remember, these are only good for a year from the date of issuance.