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Hi everybody,A little background:I took my wife to Ireland 2.5 years ago for her 30th birthday. We went at the end of the year and spent New Year's there. We stayed in Dublin. We did a lot of things in the city. The only tour that we took that went out of the city was the Dublin Bay and Malahide Castle half-day tour. We would have done more, but we were hampered by two things: time and weather. We are beginning to plan a return trip for 2013 and want to see more of Ireland. We are considering traveling by train.Date of Travel: March (after St. Patrick's Day, per my wife) thru mid May. We are open on this. (Hurricane season for me runs from June 1st to November 30th, and I don't want to be out of the country during this time if we need to evacuate.)
Departure City: Houston, TX
# of People: 3 (myself, wife, and my sister)
Budget, length of stay, activities will be filled in once we have more definite plans. It's too far in advance to try and nail these down. What I have found so far in my research:Fatwallet travel thread: I typed in 'Ireland' in the Travel search section and pulled up 2 threads. The first thread gave me a link to sceptretours.com. This doesn't seem to have anything on touring by train. The second thread had a link to Viator.com. This link is more promising. It has multi-day train trips out of Dublin.I have not seen any info. on Expedia, Priceline, Travelocity that allow bookings by train. I haven't looked at Rick Steve's sight much yet.MY questions:1) Has anybody toured Ireland by rail before?
2) Should we try and book an 'all-inclusive' trip that covers airfair, hotels, and trains? We would be better off booking them separately? We going to a travel agent be advised?I apologize in advance if my information is to vague or broad or if I haven't done enough background research on my own. I will update this as I get things more nailed down.Thank you, ADOLFO

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Expedia.com
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Priceline.com
etc....from these sites, once you know the hotel, go directly to the hotel site and check their rates and see if you can save $5 or more (because sometimes the sites include a hidden booking fee)Before you book, use CashBack sites such as ebates, to get additional % back. Thats all to it. Also do a quick Google search for any coupons associated with the hotel
If you dont want hotel, check youth hostels, couchsurfing, or craigslist.I know I may get red for this, but stop asking about flights and hotels!! Its all online. Google it and use it.

Book a trip on Expedia ($400 min. purchase + 4-night min. stay) with your MasterCard card and you'll receive some extra money to help pay for that spring vacation. You'll receive a MasterCard prepaid card in the mail 4-6 weeks after your trip commences. One prepaid card per booking. Terms and Conditions:
http://www.expedia.com/daily/promos/deals/spring-sale/default.as...Special offers are only available at participating hotels. Prices shown above include applicable discount. Hotel savings are based upon Expedia's everyday hotel rates, excluding taxes and other fees. Minimum stay may be required. Sample air/hotel packages above include 4 nights' accommodation plus roundtrip air for travel between 03/05/2012 and 04/23/2012. Sample air/hotel package prices are per person, based upon double occupancy, with departure from Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Miami, New York City or San Francisco; however, package prices vary by date, departure city, and availability. Sample air/hotel package prices include taxes and fees. Offers are subject to availability and may be discontinued without notice. Additional restrictions and blackout dates may apply. $100 Prepaid MasterCard debit card is available on standalone hotel or vacation package bookings including a 4-night consecutive hotel stay at qualifying Expedia Special Rate (ESR) hotels only. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results. Book between 03/05/2012 and 04/02/2012, with travel completed by 04/23/2012. Minimum purchase is $400 total, before taxes and fees. Purchase must be made with a MasterCard card. One card issued per qualified itinerary. To receive a Prepaid MasterCard debit card you must complete offer redemption form linked from the booking confirmation page and provide a shipping address. Card will arrive 4 to 6 weeks after travel completion. Card expires 90 days from the date it is issued. To be eligible, you must be a US resident, at least 18 years of age or older, you must make a qualifying booking, and you must complete your stay at the booked hotel. Shipping to the 50 states, District of Columbia and US territories only. Not redeemable for cash. If you cancel your hotel or vacation package you will forfeit your prepaid card.The $100 Prepaid MasterCard debit cards from Expedia are issued by First California Bank (FCB) pursuant to a license by MasterCard International Incorporated. MasterCard and the MasterCard Brand Mark are registered trademarks of MasterCard International Incorporated. Fiserv Solutions, Inc. is a registered MSP of First California Bank. The Prepaid MasterCard debit cards from Expedia can be used wherever MasterCard debit cards are accepted, and use is governed by the terms in your Cardholder Agreement, which you will receive with the card. Expedia reserves the right to substitute this offer with an offer of equal value at its sole discretion without prior notice. This offer is nontransferable, not redeemable for cash and void where prohibited. Expedia and its suppliers are not liable for any loss or damage to any person or property in connection with redemption or use of this offer. The use by Expedia of third-party trademarks or product names does not imply that any such third party endorses, sponsors, or is otherwise affiliated with Expedia or this offer.Expedia.com Coupons

Suburban Vegas Hotel & Casino $17.50/night +tax & feesIf you are looking for a dirt cheap hotel in Vegas, the Boulder Station Hotel and Casino is a daily deal (must book today, March 8) with non-refundable rates starting from $17.49 plus taxes and a resort fee of $12.99 with in-room internet.Even more suprising, this hotel gets good ratings and is newly renovated. So a great deal if you don't mind being far away from the strip. http://www.expedia.com/Las-Vegas-Hotels-Boulder-Station-Hotel-An...Expedia.com Coupons

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Hotel Cash Club, affiliated with Expedia.com has a promotion going on right now, for $25, you get a $50 booking credit to use on Expedia.com. It's very similar to a Groupon deal. http://www.hotelcashclub.com/

linkTaxes, Fees and Restrictions: Fares valid until 1/11/12 (the earlier of 11:59 PM ET or local) for flights on Tues. and Wed. only between 1/17/12 4/3/12 (Blackout Dates: 2/16/12 2/27/12) or between 1/17/12 2/15/12 for routes to/from Florida; Austin, TX; Phoenix, AZ; Puerto Rico; or any international city. Limited exceptions apply; click on a particular fare for details or see Travel Window Restrictions at the bottom of this page. 7-day advance purchase is required. Fares are subject to availability; may change without notice; must be purchased at time of reservation; and are one-way, nonrefundable and nontransferable. Fares do not include: Passenger Facility Charges up to $9.00 each way for domestic and international travel; September 11 Security Fees up to $5.00 per enplanement at a U.S. originating airport; Federal Segment Taxes of $3.80 per domestic segment; U.S. Arrival/Departure Tax of $16.70 each way for Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands travel; government fees and taxes up to $120.80 each way for international travel; and a Value Added Tax of up to $212.28 each way for Barbados, Columbia, Mexico, Dominican Republic, and Costa Rica travel. Fares also do not include $35 second bag fee, fees for oversized/overweight/extra baggage and other fees for products/services sold separately. $15 fee applies to fares (not Award flights) purchased by phone or at a ticket office. Taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase and are subject to change as required by law. Fares not available for purchase via Online Travel Agencies Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, or Priceline. Cancellations/changes must be made prior to scheduled departure (otherwise all money for fare is forfeited) by visiting jetblue.com or calling 1-800-JETBLUE (1-800-538-2583), or for speech/hearing impediments, TTY/TDD 1-800-336-5530. $100 change/cancel fee per person will apply, and for changes, there may be a fare adjustment. Cancellations receive JetBlue travel credit, valid for one year. For Award flight cancellations, TrueBlue points will be re-deposited to the Member's account. Proper documentation required for boarding. Other restrictions apply; see jetblue.com/about/legal/legal.asp.

Sail date: April 15-28, 2012
Base price is $429pp.Inside cabin GTY rate. Best deal found was Expedia is still offering $150 per cabin on-board credit.
Total with all tax for two is $1055 minus the $150 credit (ON-BOARD) is effectively paying $905 or $35 per day per person.
You can possibly sweeten the deal further: $25 additional on-board credit from NCL for past guests. YMMV.
Also If you apply for and get the NCL Credit card after first purchase you earn $150 credit toward the cruise.
Bottom line with ALL the YMMV stuff you could pay $730 including taxes or $28 per day per person.
Don't forget once on-board you will still owe $12 per day per person for tips and booze ain't free!
Worst part is one-way from Barcelona to home. Unless you've got miles to spend.
Continental had award flights one-way for 30k miles.
As stated very YMMV.

I, dumbnewbie, am throwing myself at the mercy of the intelligent masses. My wife and I are looking to head to Oahu (Honolulu or other areas of the island) starting the second to last week of February (21st or 22nd as I think those would be the cheapest travel days). We're leaving from MSP and would like to stay 6-7 nights. Our budget is at most $3500, but would of course like it to be around $2000 instead (ha ha). We'll also need a rental car.I'm dying to know any secrets to cheap travel; I've been looking at the usual sites (Farecast, Kayak, Expedia, Orbitz, VRBO
) - and look to be able to get a 7 night stay for ~$3000 however I think it's possible to do better.Would opening a Delta credit card be worth our while? How about staying only at a Hilton resort after obtaining "instant gold" (via $deals). Being a novice traveler, I'm not 100% certain that booking through Expedia will allow us to gain points for either delta/hilton - does anyone have experience with this? Of course I'm concerned with free checked bags (I think you get one with a delta card, but again if you book through Expedia does that disqualify you?). Another question is whether or not to book before/on/after January 1st - any experience/knowledge here??As far as activities - we're fairly low-key - exploring the island via the rental car, relaxing on the beach, and snorkeling will be our only necessities.If anyone has mad skillz, it'd be cool to have a long layover in San Francisco as my wife has always wanted to go there.Thanks in advance to all for your interest and help!
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2 Adults $2,731.17
Flight taxes/fees, Taxes & Fees $360.48
Total $3,091.65Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
Check in: Wed Feb-22-2012
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Thanks to Travelzoo.com for the heads up...LAN Airlines is having a sale; fly the below locations roundtrip (add about $100 for taxes and fees. I booked through Expedia to get the Cash Back too. Expedia had the best flight times for me; Priceline was OK and don't bother checking with Hotwire. More info at LAN Airlines. But Priceline included a few other airlines with great deals. From Miami: Quito, Ecuador ... $299
Bogota, Colombia ... $299
Caracas, Venezuela ... $299
Lima, Peru ... $399
Sao Paulo, Brazil ... $699
Buenos Aires, Argentina ... $699From New York: Guayaquil, Ecuador ... $399
Lima ... $499
Buenos Aires ... $799From Los Angeles: Lima ... $499
Buenos Aires ... $799
Sao Paulo ... $799From San Francisco: Lima ... $499
Santiago, Chile ... $799
Buenos Aires ... $799

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I am currently living in Canada but need a car rental for the US next week. Price on Expedia.com is $75 for the car for a week, yet it is $400 on Expedia.ca. What gives? Anyone know why the discrepancy?

link*Taxes, Fees and Restrictions: Fares valid until 11/1/11 (the earlier of 11:59 PM ET or local) for flights between 11/8/11 - 12/15/11 (Blackout Dates: 11/18 - 11/28/11) on Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Sat. only (no Fri. or Sun. flights). Limited exceptions apply; click on a particular fare for details or see "Travel Window Restrictions" at the bottom of this page. 7-day advance purchase is required. Fares are subject to availability; valid for new bookings only; may change without notice; must be purchased at time of reservation; and are one-way, nonrefundable and nontransferable. Fares do not include: Passenger Facility Charges up to $9.00 each way for domestic and international travel; September 11 Security Fees up to $5.00 per enplanement at a U.S. originating airport; Federal Segment Taxes of $3.70 per domestic segment; U.S. Departure/Arrival Tax of $16.30 each way for Puerto Rico and international travel; and government taxes and fees up to $329.00 each way for international travel. Fares also do not include $35 second bag fee, fees for oversized/overweight/extra baggage and other fees for products/services sold separately. $15 fee applies to fares (not Award flights) purchased by phone or at a ticket office. Taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase and are subject to change as required by law. Offers not available for purchase via Online Travel Agencies Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, or Priceline. Cancellations/changes must be made prior to scheduled departure (otherwise all money for fare is forfeited) by visiting jetblue.com, or calling 1-800-JETBLUE (1-800-538-2583), TTY/TDD 1-800-336-5530. $100 change/cancel fee per person will apply, and for changes, there may be a fare adjustment. Cancellations receive JetBlue travel credit, valid for one year. For Award flight cancellations, TrueBlue points will be re-deposited to the Member's account. Proper documentation required for boarding. Other restrictions apply; see jetblue.com/about/legal/legal.asp.

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From Niagara Falls airport to San Juan, I had booked my winter vacation air ticket on DirectAir [one week before christmus]. I had booked hotel through Expedia. I just got a call from airline that because of lack of response, they are cancelling the flight and offered me a refund of air ticket. What are my options? My hotel bill was larger than the air ticket for me and wife combined.Pl. advice.

- Dates of travel - 7 Oct to 10 Oct
- Departure: PHL, Arrival : PHX, prefer non stop
- # of people : 2, no children
- # of nights : 3
- Budget : $650 - $700 per person
- Activities that interest you : Quick Weekend getaway - Just want to spend time with the wife, do some historic stuff, eat some good food, take in some local culture.
- So Far -Flight: 2 roundtrip tickets
Fri 7-Oct-11
Philadelphia (PHL)
Depart 1:55 pm
Terminal B to Phoenix (PHX)
Arrive 3:58 pm
Terminal 4
Mon 10-Oct-11
Phoenix (PHX)
Depart 10:55 am
Terminal 4 to Philadelphia (PHL)
Arrive 6:25 pm
Terminal B
Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort - 1 room for 3 nightsTotal:$1,769.75
AVG/person:$884.88No Rental car, I thought I would do the Hotwire thing ( see the price and bid 10-15% lower on Priceline). If I included it in this package, it was $27.52 per day. Hotwire is showing $23 per day, so I think that would work.Bing travel keeps saying that the airfare will fall over $50 soon. Yesterday, this package price was about $1630. I prefer Hilton as I am a gold member and this resort looks good.I could use Orbitz as they have a $75 coupon off. Expedia is in envaulted 2% this week.Thoughts / suggestions ? Thanks.

I was searching for airline tickets to a specific destination on repeated days. When I started to enter a purchase the price suddenly increased. The message stated they had to increase the price due to changes in availability. It was about $150 more than the original $1200 quote. When a friend told me they could be tracking my search and increasing the price because of it, I didn't believe that was legal or possible. But I logged in with a different computer than I had been using and found the original quote without any price-increase message. I purchased the tickets.Has anyone experienced something like this?
I'm wondering if that occurs on other sites like cruiseline sites. I had a similar experience months ago after going through a search on a specific site over and over.

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Since July 23 some federal taxes on airline tickets have expired, which is about 7.5%.If you bought before that and travel after 7/23, you have to go to the airline for a refund.I'm bracing myself for a hard time from the small international carrier I bought from if they're uninformed on changes in US tax policy.Still undetermined is if you go to Expedia or other middleman instead if you bought through them.USA Today story on getting taxes backIRS guidelines

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Good Morning FWers!I am in need of your guidance/assistance/help. I need to find a very good deal for 2 plane tickets leaving from either EWR (Newark Liberty Airport), LGA (LaGuardia) or JFK (John F. Kennedy Airport) going to either FLL (Ft. Lauderdale) or MIA (Miami Airport) on 8/19 through 8/26. I've scoured the internet (Orbitz, Expedia, Travelocity, Priceline) and the best i was able to find was $244 a person (2 people) which included a car rental for the week as well (Economy class). Do any of you know of any better deals? I would greatly appreciate any insight or direction in my search. Thank you!

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Has anyone come across, lately? I remember using Orbitz "$100 off 5 nights" or "$75 off 3 nights" coupon to book budget-rate hotel room for almost free: that hotel was 50% discounted on my dates to begin with, and the coupon practically swallowed up the special $30/nite rate!Often a booking site says "every third nite free"; or 25% off already discounted rate "if you book 4 nights or more", etc.I'm specifically looking for rooms in Orlando or Kissimmee during July. Priceline has some choice of $29 per night - but I don't see any additional coupons or multiple day discounts. Sometimes Expedia, Travelocity, Tripmama, otel.com or more local to Orlando (maybe someone can remind those obscure booking website names?) sites have coupons.P.S. current Expedia $150 card can certainly swallow some ORL hotel 4-day charge; can more than 4 days be done similarly??

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Has anyone come across, lately? I remember using Orbitz "$100 off 5 nights" or "$75 off 3 nights" coupon to book budget-rate hotel room for almost free: that hotel was 50% discounted on my dates to begin with, and the coupon practically swallowed up the special $30/nite rate!Often a booking site says "every third nite free"; or 25% off already discounted rate "if you book 4 nights or more", etc.I'm specifically looking for rooms in Orlando or Kissimmee during July. Priceline has some choice of $29 per night - but I don't see any additional coupons or multiple day discounts. Sometimes Expedia, Travelocity, Tripmama, otel.com or more local to Orlando (maybe someone can remind those obscure booking website names?) sites have coupons

Has anyone come across, lately? I remember using Orbitz "$100 off 5 nights" or "$75 off 3 nights" coupon to book budget-rate hotel room for almost free: that hotel was 50% discounted on my dates to begin with, and the coupon practically swallowed up the special $30/nite rate!Often a booking site says "every third nite free"; or 25% off already discounted rate "if you book 4 nights or more", etc.I'm specifically looking for rooms in Orlando or Kissimmee during July. Priceline has some choice of $29 per night - but I don't see any additional coupons or multiple day discounts. Sometimes Expedia, Travelocity, Tripmama, otel.com or more local to Orlando (maybe someone can remind those obscure booking website names?) sites have coupons

Sorry if this is a repeat, I searched but couldn't find it posted. Expedia is running a promotion through there Faceook page. If you "like" them, you can receive a $50-$150 prepaid Mastercard when booking hotels or pacakges with with them.I just was searching Las Vegas hotels, and found out that even the low ball hotels like El Cortez at $22 a night qualify. Making a 4 night stay free plus $70 in pocket to boot      The terms and conditions are as followed:The $50, $100, $150, and $200 Prepaid MasterCard cards from Expedia are issued by First California Bank (FCB) pursuant to a license by MasterCard International Incorporated. MasterCard is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated. Fiserv Solutions, Inc. is a registered MSP of First California Bank. The Prepaid MasterCard cards from Expedia can be used wherever MasterCard debit cards are accepted, and use is governed by the terms in your Cardholder Agreement, which you will receive with the card. Offer good while supplies last. One card issued per person.$50 Prepaid MasterCard cards available on standalone hotel purchases of 2-3 consecutive nights at qualifying Expedia Special Rate hotels only. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results.$100 Prepaid MasterCard cards available on vacation package bookings of flight + 2-3 consecutive nights at qualifying Expedia Special Rate hotels only. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results.$150 Prepaid MasterCard cards available on standalone hotel purchases of 4 or more consecutive nights at qualifying Expedia Special Rate hotels only. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results.$200 Prepaid MasterCard cards available on vacation package bookings of flight + 4 or more consecutive nights at qualifying Expedia Special Rate hotels only. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results. Qualifying hotels will show offer on search results.Book between 5/27/2011 and 12/31/2011 with travel completed by 6/30/2012. Must complete redemption page linked from the booking confirmation page and provided shipping address in order to receive a Prepaid MasterCard card. Allow 4 to 6 weeks after travel completion for your card to arrive. Card expires 90 days from the date it is issued. This promotion may be redeemed only once. Limit one Prepaid MasterCard card per booking and per person during promotion period. To be eligible, you must be a US resident, at least 18 years of age or older, you must make a qualifying booking, and you must complete your stay at the booked hotel. Shipping to the 50 states, District of Columbia and US territories only. Not redeemable for cash.

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Has anyone come across lately? A few years ago, I remember using Orbitz "$100 off 5 nights" or "$75 off 3 nights" coupon to book budget-rate hotel room for almost free: that hotel was 50% discounted on my dates as it is, and the coupon nearly swallowed up the special $30/nite rate!Often a booking site says "every third nite free"; or 25% off already discounted rate "if you book 4 nights or more", etc.I'm specifically looking for rooms in Orlando or Kissimmee during July. Priceline has some choice of $29 per night - but I don't see any additional coupons or multiple day discounts. Sometimes Expedia, Travelocity or more local to Orlando ( maybe someone can remind those booking website names? - otel.com , some other crazy names) site have coupons?

Has anyone come across lately? A few years ago, I remember using Orbitz "$100 off 5 nights" coupon to book budget-rate hotel room for almost free: that hotel was 50% discounted on my dates as it is, and the coupon nearly swallowed up the special $30/nite rate!Often a booking site says "every third nite free"; or 25% off already discounted rate "if you book 4 nights or more", etc.I'm specifically looking for rooms in Orlando or Kissimmee during July. Priceline has some choice of $29 per night - but I don't see any additional coupons or multiple day discounts. Sometimes Expedia, Travelocity or more local to Orlando ( maybe someone can remind those booking website names? - otel.com, I believe, some other crazy names) site have coupons?

Just an FYI out there for those of you who had been grandfathered in to the Chase PerfectCard for the past several years - we're about to lose our benefits.I just got the letter from Chase stating that my Chase Perfectcard - which was 5% Cash Back on Gas & 1% Cash Back on everything else, will no officially be switched to the Chase Freedom card as of June 30th - which is 5% back on certain categories.I've been a Chase cardmember since 2001 when it the Shell gas station Mastercard went from Chase to Citi - Chase offered me this 5% Cash Back credit card to keep me from switching to Citi. I've been realizing 5% Cash Back on gas at any station & 1% back on all other purchases since 2001.I just don't see the benefit in this new card at all.Here are the cons, IMHO:1) You actively have to manage the CashBack relationship - you need to go online every 3 months to register for that quarter's 5% option. You don't automatically get the 5% off.2) The options aren't great:Q1.2011 - Grocery Stores & Drug Stores (don't recall last time I went to a drug store - and I'm single, so my grocery bill isn't huge)
Q2.2011 - Home improvement, Lawn & Garden, Home furnishings - I'm a renter - don't go to any of these stores
Q3.2011 - Gas, Hotels, Airlines - decent, but only if you travel a lot & buy direct from the hotel/airline - and not from Expedia or Travelocity or Orbitz or Priceline - those aren't coded as hotels or airlines.
Q4.2011 - Dining, Department Stores, Movies, Charity - Dining's ok - the rest, mostly useless for me.3) You don't get an instant statement credit - you have to save up to cash out - so once you hit 2,000 in points for (at a penny a point), you can get a $20 statement credit. The good thing about the Chase PerfectCard was the instant cash-back on your statement "in the period for the next period" - I spend $200 on gas & $200 on other things in a month, the following billing cycle, I have a statemnt credit of $12 - $10 for the $200 in gas & $2 for the $200 on other things. This new card will take a lot longer to realize Cash Back & savings.Solution? I'm not sure it's even worth keeping this card - it's got no annual fee & I've had it for 10 years, so I'll keep it & use it maybe 1-2 times a year for it's help on my credit report - but I think it's time to pay the fee to PenFed & sign up for their 5% gas Cash Back card.Are there any other 5% gas Cash Back cards that folks recommend? I drive a 2001 pick-up truck, so I definitely want to keep saving on the gas when & where I can. I don't want points - I really just want straight Cash Back if possible.Thanks!

I'm trying to book a hotel room for just one Saturday night. It's the Peppermill in Reno FWIW. When I searched Expedia for Saturday night they didn't have anything listed. When I searched Saturday for 2 nights, they had listings. Since I only want to make this reservation for one night, would I be able to make a 2 night reservation and then cancel the second night while still securing the first one?Some more info, just to complicate things further I'm doing this thru Expedia since I have some $50 BRG coupons. I can use one coupon per reservation. I actually want to stay at this hotel on Saturday and Sunday but was planning on doing separate reservations so I could use 2 coupons.

Last night I was looking into a cruise over a long weekend. My wife wanted a suite with a balcony but they were almost 2x as expensive as the "Ocean View" rooms. While I was finally able to convince her that it would not be financially smart to get the suite, I could tell she was disappointed... thats just no way to start off a cruise. I was doing my research looking for the cheapest rates when this price mistake caught my eye.On the Expedia site once you have selected a cruise and a date you are presented with a list of cabin types. At the bottom of each page of cabin types they try to upsell you to a higher class of cabin. On some cruises at some times, these upsells are not accurate and offer a ridiculously low price to upgrade to a "suite". The cruise I was looking at was one of them.I'm not going to tell you exactly which cruise I booked, but I will tell you that it was one of the 3 day cruises on Carnival from Los Angeles to Ensenada and back. I was also curious and able to see the same style misprint on other Carnival cruses, but not all. I haven't sat down and figured out exactly what combination qualifies you to get the lower price ad, but I can say that when I checked this AM it was still being shown.Also, to be clear I could not book this rate online. The upsell ad was incorrect but the prices on the suites page was not. I had to call Expedia and work with their "Resolutions" department to get the rate, and that took several hours.The phrase you want to look for on the upsell is "Upgrade from an oceanview cabin for only $XX/night/person!". it will either be something like that or it will say "Upgrade from an inside cabin and save $123/night/person!", maybe you can get that to work for you too, but I thought that was too open to interpretation.

Crazy Hot SFO to/from HNL airfare deal 219$ RT
Delta [Delta.com] has had a crazy good airfare deal right now 219$ roundtrip to from Honolulu(LIH/OGG/KOA has also been included in the deal).Most of the airfare specials are for the month of Sept/Oct. Seems like the cheapest days to fly are thursday/sunday.For SFO to HNL on 7 days these days look to be the bestSFO to HNL leave on Sept (12, 19, 26) Oct (17, 27) $219But most of the month is in the low to mid 200s.7Day HOtel + Air package.
If your coming from SFO and want a hotel. Then go to Orbitz.com [Orbitz.com] Book Hotel+air and select one of these dates for 7 day min stay and use coupon code: 100Vacation for 100$ off your package. Sample date of 9/12-9/19 came up with a total cost for two of 754$(377 per person) after the coupon(staying at 2* Holiday Surf Hotel).To shop around use ITasoftware and see which 7 or as many days works out for you.If you have a Discover Card and plan to book with Orbitz. Log onto Discovercard.com and select shop discover retailers select Orbitz for an additional 5% CashBack. Also can go to the many other sites that give CashBack for Orbitz/Expedia/Priceline.I've been looking all day and I can't seem to find any other airlines matching.Generally speaking 300$ from west coast is good and anything below 200 before taxes is great.  thanks bitachu

I'll try and keep this simple. I'm not a very experienced traveler so I bought a package through Expedia (airfare and hotel) for 7 nights in New York for what I thought was initially a great price. After purchasing the package, I did some research online (which I should of done before but I let my excitement get to me) and discovered Priceline's hotel bidding website. After reading the forums at various travel bidding websites, I'm pretty sure I can score a great deal (save $60 a night or more) at the same or a similar level hotel. So my question is, is it possible to cancel the hotel portion of my Expedia package but keep the airfare portion without incurring any penalties/fees? I've read the terms of my package and it seems like I can based on the following from Expedia's website:* Expedia packages can be canceled according to the cancellation rules of the individual components making up the packages (see below for the specific rules of the components of your packages).
* You may cancel your hotel without affecting your other travel item(s).
* We understand that sometimes plans fall through. We do not charge a cancel or change fee.Per the above, I believe I am entitled to cancel my hotel reservation and keep my airfare portion, but when I've called Expedia, I am told that my only options are to cancel the entire package, including the airfare and it is not possible to just cancel the hotel reservation. Am I misreading the above terms?Summary:
-Bought airfare and hotel through Expedia.
-Later found out that I can get the hotel for much cheaper through Priceline.
-I would like to keep my airline reservation with Expedia but cancel the hotel reservation.
-Expedia customer service says they can only cancel the entire reservation and not just the hotel portion.
-I would like to keep the airfare since the tickets are actually really cheap and there is a $150 change fee on each airline ticket.Am I locked into the Expedia hotel? Thanks!

Just received an email from Expedia Travel Deals - not sure what it means yet.
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Just received an email from Expedia Travel Deals - not sure what it means yet.
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If there's a hotel stay in your near future, here's an opportunity to save some money from Expedia.com (US). When you book an Expedia Your hotel by June 1, you'll get $25 off your stay with the coupon code SAVE25. This discount is valid on travel up until July 31, with no minimum stay required. The SAVE25 coupon code will not be accepted through the Expedia.ca site, so to redeem this offer you will need to be an Expedia.com US member (but you can book Canadian hotel stays through Expedia.com US and sign-up is free). To enter your coupon code, click on the "I have a coupon" field on the rate details page after you have selected your hotel (must be signed into your account to do this). There is a limit of one coupon per booking and they cannot be combined with other coupons or special offers. You'll have until 11:59PM (PST) on June 1 to book your Expedia.com (US) hotel stay with this discount.Use code SAVE25

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* Dates are flexible from July 10th to July 25 or from August 10 to Aug 25
* for five nights
* departure city is SJC (San Jose,CA)
* destination city is RDU (Raleigh,NC)
* Round trip
* for 2 adults and 1 child (child age 6)
* Would prefer day time flights because of the child but would take night flights if the options are less
* since my dates are flexible, I was able to see rates ranging from $380 to $450 per person ,including taxes, from various websites like Orbitz ,Expedia,CheapOair..Hoping to find something better. Thank you for the help in advance. Package with hotel/car if cheaper is good too. I was able to find hotels for less than $50 per night . Thank you!

I am frequently booking 4 day weekday rental due to my travel. I have been booking through Expedia and randomly booking with whatever rental company.
On average i am paying $43 / day at DTW i.e. around $170 for 4 days as base price.I just noticed yesterday that Enterprise weekly rental for the same car model is around $100 i.e. $70 less than my 4 day rental.When i called enterprise they said they can't do much as they go through the computer for booking and can't apply a weekly rental charge to my 4 day rental.Any suggestions or tips would be highly appreciated.Also may i know which rental car company has the basic insurance charges as low. Other day I tried Dollar and they charged $22.95 per day for Basic coverage while Enterprise charged $19 for the same.

I started weekly travel due to consulting and flying every week, for now lets say IAD to DTW. Stying 3 nights a week in a hotel and booking car 4 days a week.
Given my time on road, I wonder how i can best use my stay/travel/car so that i can rackup the rewards.Current Status:
1) All the flight and hotel and food expense is currently booked on Penfed AMEX (5 X points)
2) Everythign else is booked on CapitalOne Venture Card
3) All my stays are currently booked at Marriott and fly is on Delta. I get Mariott rewards for stays and Delta skymiles for the flight.
4) I haven't seen any benefit or a good program to stick to a single car rental. Currently i am booking randomly on Expedia
5) While i am at 20 nights this year at Marriott, i am still long way to go to Gold or Platinum to get extra pointsCurrent Milege:
Have around 75k on Delta. But to me it appears accumulation of skymiles is very slow and nothing that i can expect out of it any soon.
My ultimate goal is to book some roundtrip tickets to Asia for my family next year.With the goal of getting 2 adult and 2 child rountd trip tickets to asia next summer, i wonder how best i can use my travel situation.
Apart from Delta skymiles, i have around 90k CapitaOne miles. Ofcourse my PenFed points are accumulating at a good pace but how would i consolidate all these different to get ticekts for family on a single airline.

We are planning on a trip to Rome for 2 days. I would like to know where to book hotels and any idea to find less expensive hotels. My search on Orbitz/Expedia is resulting in hotels that cost me average $260+++/night. Also, I am not sure which areas are better to stay in. All I know about is its either close to the Vatican or Termini Stn.
Another thing which is confusing is not many hotels allow kids older than 12 in the same room. Am I better off booking 2 rooms ?Here are the details:
Arriving Rome on Jul 17, 2011, 2 nights for 2 adults and 2 kid(11 and 17)Please help choose location, hotel and also to find good deals.TIA

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I am hoping to taking a budget vacation to Yellowstone in July. However, looks like it pretty expensive from what I have dug out so far. I need help finding cheaper cost option or I may just cancel the trip. Here what the details:Time: 1 week in July (any Fri/Sat to Sat/Sun in July)
Location: Yellowstone (nearby airport and hotels)
# of People: 2 Adults
# of Nights: 6 nights
Budget for entire trip: Prefer $150 per day, max $200 per day ($1000 to $1400)
Hotel: Prefer 2 queens or at least 2 doubles
Activities: Visit Yellowstone area
Here what I have found for airfare so far (per person):
Air Fare (Searched using July 13 (depart) to July 23rd (return) ):Bozeman, MT - $397 per person (3.5 hours to YS)(Expedia) [BEST found]
Billings, MT - $376(4.5 hours to Yellow stone) (Expedia)
Idaho Falls, ID - $513 per person (Expedia)
Cody, WY - $430 (2 hours to YS)(Expedia)
Salt Lake City - $434 (problem is this 6 hours+ to Yellowstone) (CheapOair.com)Here is Info on Hotel/ city:Gardiner, Montana - 55 miles
Cheap lodging: http://traveltips.usatoday.com/cheap-lodging-yellowstone-nationa... ($80)Cooke City, MT - 100 miles
http://www.cookecityalpine.com/info.html ($92 2 queens)
West Yellow Stone locations - 30 miles
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g45399-West_Yellowstone_Monta...http://www.alpinemotelwestyellowstone.com/rooms_rates.htm ( $90 - 2 double, $100 2 queen)
http://www.brandingironinn.com/ ($85)
http://www.lazygmotel.com/Rates&Info.htm ($99?)
http://www.yellowstonerivermotel.com/yellowstone_rooms.html ($85-$105)
http://www.happyhourbar.com/profiles/investor/fullpage.asp?f=1&B... ($185)
http://www.yellowstoneinn.net/ ($109.90)http://hillcrestcottages.com/_wsn/page2.html - about $100
Cody, WY - 120 miles
http://www.redpoleranch.com/redpole.html ($99)
http://www.bigbearmotel.com/reservations.cfm?id=5 ( $119)Budget Problem:This is already going at max budget just with airfare and hotel. 6 night hotel at $100 ($600) and 2 tickets at about $400 ($800 semi total), goes to $1,400 total. This doesn't include the rental car, the food, and any other misc expenses at all. After hours of research, it almost seems like hopeless cause to me. Unless you guys can find something great!

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Where I am booked I now find out that they have had bed bugs, since I have booked thru Expedia there is no refund, has anyone else had a problem in vegas with bugs and not being notified that the property has had a problem. Hopefully Happy Travelling, G>

Just bought our first home and will be buying all new furniture and appliances in the next 30 days...I know that buying appliances and sets of furniture usually leads to additional savings, but any ideas on maximizing all of these purchases beyond that? I was thinking of FW Cash Back with Sears if i buy my appliances there...I have the cash to pay for all purchases, but intend to use credit for the points. Is it worth it to get a specific credit card and maximize those benefits? I have a Citi Premier w/ thankyou points but that recently became a crappy card when they took Expedia away and dropped the point-earning potential.Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

"The lowest price, guaranteed. If you find a better price online for the same trip within 24 hours, we'll refund the differenceand give you a $50 coupon."
I understand it has to be the same class of travel, and I wonder if Spirit Airlines is technically considered a different class of travel than other airlines? How would they compare these 2 flights? Would I get the difference refunded + $50?Expedia does have cheaper flights from LAX to FLL, but they are not direct, and I am comparing apples to apples.
Even if I choose one of Expedia's other flights (with stops), it is still more expensive than Spirit. SPIRIT:
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 13, 2011
Depart: Los Angeles, CA (LAX) 9:23 PM 310
Arrive: Fort Lauderdale, FL / Miami, FL AREA (FLL) 5:00 AM(+1)
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 20, 2011
Depart: Fort Lauderdale, FL / Miami, FL AREA (FLL) 8:14 PM 339
Arrive: Los Angeles, CA (LAX) 11:09 PM $138.00
$ 37.40 Tax & Fees
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$175.40 TOTAL
Expedia:
Wed 13-Apr-11
Los Angeles (LAX)
Depart 10:35 pm
Terminal 5 to Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Arrive 6:23 am +1 day
Terminal 2 2,342 mi
(3,769 km)
Duration: 4hr 48mn DL
Flight: 1168
3Economy/Coach Class , Airbus A320
Total distance: 2,342 mi (3,769 km) Total duration: 4hr 48mn

Wed 20-Apr-11
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Depart 7:25 am
Terminal 2 to Los Angeles (LAX)
Arrive 10:05 am
Terminal 5 2,342 mi(3,769 km)
Duration: 5hr 40mn DL
Flight: 1169 PRICE:
$388.00
$ 21.40 Tax & Fees
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$409.40 Total

I got a great rate in July (7/24 to 7/27) for three nights. Radisson.com has the rate posted at $119 per night, Expedia has a special 30% off for three night stay which works out to $83.30. With the Radisson lowest rate guarantee, they price matched plus an additional 25% with lowered the rate to $62.50. Again minimum three nights, the hotel has some renovated rooms and is officially rated a 3 star. You do get Club Carson points for the stay. I just confirmed rates are still valid before I posted this.

Credit to FT. Probably missing decimal place somewhere.Book thru Expedia or Orbitz for CB.Available as soon as this weekend, up til mid-April.
See y'all in Berlin.

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Since the original hotel deals FAQ has disappeared, heres one I put together for FW to use before posting any requests in Travel Deals.This is to supplement the FatWallet Travel Deals FAQs. Please also refer to the FAQs/Guidelines.******************************************************
Before posting a new topic requesting help on the board, please make sure that you conduct a SEARCH to make sure that it has not been covered previously.If you are seeking assistance in planning a trip, please include ALL of the following information:
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http://www.expedia.com/daily/deals/vacation-ideas-asap.asp?pmici...The International House hotel is available on Expedia today for 50% off. The hotel is available for reservations until September 23rd. Expedia said: The Details: This deal is available for stays from Feb. 23, 2011 through Sept. 30, 2011. Offer only applies to Deluxe One Queen, Superior Two Doubles room types. Blackout dates: 4/1/11 - 4/4/11, 4/29/11 & 4/30/11, 5/6/11 & 5/7/11, & 7/1/11 - 7/3/11 Terms and conditionsDone at 12am tonight EST

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I remember running into discussions in the past that talked about the savings you can have by using a booking agent's foreign site, like www.expedia.co.uk, to book a US trip or car. I could not find any of the threads or pages dedicated to this.Car rentals from the UK site are way cheaper than they US site, and also the UK site includes insurance. UK site requires a prepay.Would I run into any problems booking this way? Does anyone have experience with this process?Thanks!

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It appears that the ThankYou point network has reduced the amount of points needed to book a flight by 25% in many instances. This seems to have happened overnight, since yesterday I was about to book a $100 one-way flight (per the lowest price on Kayak and Expedia) for 10,000 ThankYou points but waited until today and the flight can now be booked for 7,500 points (the lowest price for the flight is still $100 on other travel sites). I did 2 other test bookings -- one from LAX to HNL which showed a 25% point discount and one from LAX to JFK which showed about a 15% discount from the normal amount of ThankYou points required to book these flights.I don't know if this is a permanent reduction or just a temporary incentive to get people re-excited about ThankYou points (given the significant devaluation they've seen) but take advantage while you can. One other benefit -- since the ThankYou network stopped using Expedia as the engine for their flight bookings -- they no longer add the 800 point ($8) booking fee that Expedia use to charge.If these new lower redemption levels stick around for flights, I think this may be the best use of ThankYou points going forward. I haven't checked to see if hotel redemptions are any cheaper, so someone feel free to test and let us know.

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My dates are pretty flexible here and I'd like to go to Vegas from Seattle. There are 6 of of us and we are on a budget so trying to keep this cheap. Want to leave either first or second week of april, any day as long as cheap. Trying for 4-5 nights, and maybe car rental if it's cheap, but because there are 6 of us, it might not be economical.The research I've done so far is www.expedia.com for flight and hotel package.For hotel, i've checked for discount codes at www.mycheapvegas.com.For now, booking separately seems cheaper but i'm not sure it'll stay that way.Activities I'd like to watch 1 or 2 shows, but preferably things under $50/person. I'd like to see a Cirque if possible, but I think it's too expensive right now.I'm thinking maybe Matsuri and something else.I'm wondering if you guys would recommend a good budget hotel that's good for the price, and the car I'v been looking at the thread, so don't worry about that. Also for shows, do you think Matsuri is any good, and if there is anything I really need to watch that's good and cheap?Also, is there anyway to get cheaper flights from Seattle and for those who have booked from Seattle, what is a good price for a return flight? Any help is very much appreciated, thx.

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No other city can compete with Miami's sexy atmosphere. This beach-lovers' paradise balances sunny skies with a sizzling club scene. At night dance to the Latin beat at Miamis South Beach. During the day, take that romantic stroll on the beach and enjoy the wide expanses of white sand and gentle surf.
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I am planning on booking a 3 night stay to Honolulu from LAX (CA) and was looking to see if there were any deals separately but when I search for flights from every online site (Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz...) they seem to be MORE than searching for packages with hotels. For example, a roundtrip flight for March 22 to march 25 is about $700 but when I search for hotel deals, flight + hotel is $650. I think I can find cheaper rooms but the flight is what is killing me. Am I doing something wrong? Any help appreciated.

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I am searching for vacation packages from IAD (Dulles airport) to Honolulu HI from February 10-20. This is for me and my wife only for 10 nights. The flight that fits our plans best is flight 219/79 on United for departure and flight 82/44 for arrival. We are looking to stay at the Ohana East hotel for the entire trip.
I checked the Hotels.com, Expedia, Orbitz, Hotwire and Travelocity. The first 4 had identical pricing ($2281) and Travelocity came in at $2250. I also checked the hotel itself, and AmericanAirlines for package deals.
I am wondering if there are cheaper package deals for this itinerary, is there a way to waive the airline baggage fees and pricing a shuttle from the airport to the hotel. I also found Travelocity coupons for 10% off the package if you use AMEX, but it does not apply to this package. I am looking to book this week. All help is appreciated. I am fairly new to this site and still learning. Thanks for the help in advance.

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I am using skymiles to get us there -- We are leaning towards flying into Fairbanks and staying there for 5-6 nights.The hotels/motels in Alaska are definitely not cheap -- A decent one in Fairbanks is looking like about $150/night to enjoy myself off Expedia. I'm sure they're nice though.Any recommendations on getting the best hotel deals or where to visit in Alaska? I was leaning towards spending a lot of time in Denali. I would be interested in fishing but the bride won't be.. So we'll probably skip that. Sitting on buses and trains seeing things is probably our best bet.

Hi all, just got an email from Expedia with the subject:
Account update: We deposited your $200 travel couponAnd the body:
Dear Expedia Customer, We just dropped a Holiday Bonus coupon into your account. You'll save $200 on any roundtrip package that includes a 5+ night hotel stay. Redeem your coupon for travel by March 31; travel by April 30, 2011. It's easy to redeem your travel coupon: * Sign in to your Expedia Account * Choose a 5+ night vacation package* * On the Vacation Package Billing and Delivery page, click "I have a coupon" * Select "apply and reprice"I have no idea why I got this. Anyone else?

Need to purchase a round trip from LAX -> HNL on 2/11 - 2/20.The cheapest I've found is $510 with taxes, I've been trying to find a percent off for AA, Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, etc.Any recommendations or leads?

Recently one of my friend traveled to Vegas from Salt Lake City just for $30.
Actually he booked tickets for $330 (I remember he told Expedia), then he got $300 Cash Back which was available at that time.
This happened few weeks ago. I am surprised to hear this, but yes, its true that he completed Vegas for cheap.Did any body also have similar kind of experience? To Vegas or somewhere else?

Like "Hotels.com" on Facebook and get a 10% off coupon at minimum. A few lucky people will get loyalty credits (worth $150) or a flip camcorder. 10% off coupons are capped at 6,200 participants, so act fast if you want one - YMMV....Coupon expires March 1, 2011.Hotels.com said:
Gift Details:
We are giving away a coupon to every person that likes the Hotels.com fan page. Its as simple as that. Just click OPEN YOUR GIFT to enter your information and you could receive a coupon good for a free night, bonus welcomerewards credit, booking discount or booking incentive. Grab a code while supplies last! Click the Terms & Conditions link for more information on the coupons we are giving away. Eligibility Only persons residing in United States who are at least 18 years of age can enter. Facebook Gifts Promotion Official Rules: No Purchase Necessary. A Purchase will not Increase Your Chances of Winning.

1. Eligibility:
The Promotion is open only to legal US residents who are eighteen (18) or older. Employees of Hotels.com, L.P., Expedia, Inc., or other companies associated with the Promotion, as well as the immediate family (spouse, parents, siblings, and children) and household members of each such employee are not eligible.

2. Sponsor:
The Promotion is sponsored by Hotels.com, L.P., 10440 North Central Expressway, Suite 400, Dallas, TX 75231 (Sponsor). The Promotion is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook
3. Agreement to Official Rules: By entering the Promotion, you indicate your full and unconditional agreement to, and acceptance of, (a) these Official Rules and (b) Sponsors decisions, which are final and binding. Winning a prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.

4. Timing:
The Promotion beings at 12:01am CST on December 31, 2010 and ends at 11:59pm CST on January 31, 2011, or when there are no more prizes available, whichever occurs first. Entries submitted before or after the Entry Period will not be eligible. Sponsors computer is the official time-keeping device for the Sweepstakes.

5. How to Play:
Visit the Hotels.com US Facebook Page, Like the page, and you will have the opportunity to opt in to receive a random prize. When you play, you will randomly win one of the prizes set forth below. There is a limit of one (1) play per person.

6. Prizes:
Following is a list of prizes available at the start of the Promotion, and the odds of winning at the start of the Promotion: (a) Sixty-two hundred (6,200) participants will each receive a 10% discount on an eligible booking on Hotels.com valid until March 1, 2011 (Odds 1:1.1). (b) Twenty (20) participants will each receive ten (10) welcomerewards bonus loyalty credits good for one (1) free night (Odds 1:327). The credits are worth $150.00 each. Thirteen (13) participants will each receive a Flip Ultra camcorder, with an approximate retail value of $150 (Odds 1:503). (d) Three hundred (300) participants will each receive a welcomerewards credit to be added to their Hotels.com welcomerewards account (Odds 1:22). The value of the credits will not impact the average daily rate in determining the value of any free night. General Terms: A potential winner may be required to complete an affidavit of eligibility and liability/publicity release in order to receive a prize. To use welcomerewards credits, you must become a welcomerewards member by February 15, 2011, if you are not a member already. Membership is free. Allow 4-6 weeks for credits to be added to your account. See the welcomerewards Terms & Conditions regarding redemption of loyalty credits. Sponsor, in its sole discretion, shall determine whether winners are eligible to receive bonus loyalty credits and reserves the right to subtract all bonus loyalty credits if welcomerewards accounts are combined or merged. A winner is responsible for paying any applicable income taxes and any and all other costs and expenses not listed as being part of the prize. Any prize details not specified will be determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion. A prize may not be transferred and must be accepted as awarded. You may not request cash or a substitute prize; however, Sponsor reserves the right to substitute a prize with another prize of equal or greater value if the prize is not available for any reason, as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion.

7. General Conditions:
In the event that the operation, security, or administration of the Promotion is impaired in any way for any reason, Sponsor may, in its sole discretion, either: (a) suspend the Promotion to address the impairment and then resume the Promotion in a manner that best conforms to the spirit of these Official Rules; or (b) award any prizes that could not be awarded because of the impairment in a random drawing. No more than the intended number of prizes described herein will be awarded. If, for any reason, Sponsor receives more valid prize claims than there are prizes available, Sponsor will award the intended number of prizes through a random drawing from among all outstanding valid prize claims. If for any reason an entrants Promotion play was corrupted, the entrants sole remedy is another Promotion play. Sponsor reserves the right in its sole discretion to disqualify any individual it finds to be tampering with the operation of the Promotion or to be acting in violation of these Official Rules or in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner. Any attempt by any person to undermine the legitimate operation of the Promotion may be a violation of criminal and civil law, and, should such an attempt be made, Sponsor reserves the right to seek damages from any such person to the fullest extent permitted by law. Failure by Sponsor to enforce any term of these Official Rules shall not constitute a waiver of that provision. Proof of sending any communication to Sponsor shall not be deemed proof of receipt of that communication by Sponsor. The Promotion is subject to federal, state, and local laws and regulations and is void where prohibited.

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By participating in the Promotion, you agree to release and hold harmless Sponsor, Expedia, Inc., Facebook, their respective parent, subsidiaries, affiliates, and each of their respective officers, directors, employees, and agents (the Released Parties) from and against any claim or cause of action arising out of participation in the Promotion or receipt or use of any prize, including, but not limited to: (a) unauthorized human intervention in the Promotion; (b) technical, programming, or seeding errors; printing errors; (d) lost, late, postage-due, misdirected, or undeliverable mail; (e) errors in the administration of the Promotion or the processing of entries; or (f) injury or damage to persons or property which may be caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, from entrants participation in the Promotion or receipt or use of any prize. You further agree that in any cause of action, the Released Parties liability will be limited to the cost of entering and participating in the Promotion, and in no event shall the Released Parties be liable for attorneys fees. You waive the right to claim any damages whatsoever, including, but not limited to, punitive, consequential, direct, or indirect damages.

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Except where prohibited, participation in the Promotion constitutes your consent to Sponsors use of your name, likeness, voice, opinions, biographical information, and state of residence for promotional purposes in any media without further payment or consideration.

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ExpediaEDIT: Just tried to book a flight Los angeles - Las vegas and round trip is $59 + fees ($79 total). Ad says - $59 one wayOne-Way Flights from $59+
For a limited timescore new savings on Virgin America! Flights to/from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York City, and more start from just $59+ one-way when you book on Expedia. Don't delaysale ends Monday! Taxes, fees, and conditionsBook by January 10; travel January 17-May 11, 2011Sample one-way fares:
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From To Fare+
Los Angeles San Francisco $59
Boston Las Vegas $129
Boston Los Angeles $119
Boston San Diego $129
Boston San Francisco $119
Boston Seattle $129
Dallas Fort Worth Los Angeles $129
Dallas Fort Worth San Francisco $129
Dallas Fort Worth Seattle $139
Fort Lauderdale Los Angeles $119
Fort Lauderdale Las Vegas $129
Fort Lauderdale San Diego $129
Fort Lauderdale San Francisco $119
Fort Lauderdale Seattle $129
Las Vegas Boston $129
Las Vegas Fort Lauderdale $129
Las Vegas New York City $129
Las Vegas San Francisco $69
Las Vegas Seattle $99
Las Vegas Washington Dulles $129
Los Angeles Boston $119
Los Angeles Cancun, Mexico $149
Los Angeles Dallas Fort Worth $129
Los Angeles Fort Lauderdale $119
Los Angeles New York City $129
Los Angeles Orlando $129
Los Angeles San Francisco $59
Los Angeles Seattle $79
Los Angeles Toronto, ON $129
Los Angeles Washington Dulles $119
New York City Las Vegas $129
New York City Los Angeles $129
New York City San Francisco $129
New York City San Diego $139
New York City Seattle $139
Orlando Los Angeles $129
Orlando San Diego $129
Orlando San Francisco $129
Orlando Seattle $129
San Diego Boston $129
San Diego Fort Lauderdale $129
San Diego New York City $139
San Diego Orlando $129
San Diego San Francisco $59
San Diego Seattle $99
San Diego Washington Dulles $129
San Francisco Boston $119
San Francisco Cancun, Mexico $149
San Francisco Dallas Fort Worth $129
San Francisco Fort Lauderdale $119
San Francisco Las Vegas $69
San Francisco Los Angeles $59
San Francisco Los Cabos, Mexico $149
San Francisco New York City $129
San Francisco Orlando $129
San Francisco San Diego $59
San Francisco Seattle $59
San Francisco Toronto, ON $129
San Francisco Washington Dulles $119
Seattle Boston $129
Seattle Dallas Fort Worth $139
Seattle Fort Lauderdale $129
Seattle Las Vegas $99
Seattle Los Angeles $79
Seattle New York City $139
Seattle Orlando $129
Seattle San Diego $99
Seattle San Francisco $59
Seattle Toronto. ON $139
Seattle Washington Dulles $129
Washington Dulles Las Vegas $129
Washington Dulles Los Angeles $119
Washington Dulles San Diego $129
Washington Dulles San Francisco $119
Washington Dulles Seattle $129

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For a limited timescore new savings on Virgin America! Flights to/from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York City, and more start from just $59+ one-way when you book on Expedia. Don't delaysale ends Monday! Taxes, fees, and conditionsBook by January 10; travel January 17-May 11, 2011Sample one-way fares:
Plus (+) sign means taxes and fees are additional
From To Fare+
Los Angeles San Francisco $59
Boston Las Vegas $129
Boston Los Angeles $119
Boston San Diego $129
Boston San Francisco $119
Boston Seattle $129
Dallas Fort Worth Los Angeles $129
Dallas Fort Worth San Francisco $129
Dallas Fort Worth Seattle $139
Fort Lauderdale Los Angeles $119
Fort Lauderdale Las Vegas $129
Fort Lauderdale San Diego $129
Fort Lauderdale San Francisco $119
Fort Lauderdale Seattle $129
Las Vegas Boston $129
Las Vegas Fort Lauderdale $129
Las Vegas New York City $129
Las Vegas San Francisco $69
Las Vegas Seattle $99
Las Vegas Washington Dulles $129
Los Angeles Boston $119
Los Angeles Cancun, Mexico $149
Los Angeles Dallas Fort Worth $129
Los Angeles Fort Lauderdale $119
Los Angeles New York City $129
Los Angeles Orlando $129
Los Angeles San Francisco $59
Los Angeles Seattle $79
Los Angeles Toronto, ON $129
Los Angeles Washington Dulles $119
New York City Las Vegas $129
New York City Los Angeles $129
New York City San Francisco $129
New York City San Diego $139
New York City Seattle $139
Orlando Los Angeles $129
Orlando San Diego $129
Orlando San Francisco $129
Orlando Seattle $129
San Diego Boston $129
San Diego Fort Lauderdale $129
San Diego New York City $139
San Diego Orlando $129
San Diego San Francisco $59
San Diego Seattle $99
San Diego Washington Dulles $129
San Francisco Boston $119
San Francisco Cancun, Mexico $149
San Francisco Dallas Fort Worth $129
San Francisco Fort Lauderdale $119
San Francisco Las Vegas $69
San Francisco Los Angeles $59
San Francisco Los Cabos, Mexico $149
San Francisco New York City $129
San Francisco Orlando $129
San Francisco San Diego $59
San Francisco Seattle $59
San Francisco Toronto, ON $129
San Francisco Washington Dulles $119
Seattle Boston $129
Seattle Dallas Fort Worth $139
Seattle Fort Lauderdale $129
Seattle Las Vegas $99
Seattle Los Angeles $79
Seattle New York City $139
Seattle Orlando $129
Seattle San Diego $99
Seattle San Francisco $59
Seattle Toronto. ON $139
Seattle Washington Dulles $129
Washington Dulles Las Vegas $129
Washington Dulles Los Angeles $119
Washington Dulles San Diego $129
Washington Dulles San Francisco $119
Washington Dulles Seattle $129

istaygreen.orgFound it through google when researching a property I was interested in making a reservation at. Their prices were significantly cheaper than booking directly at the condo property or even Expedia. Has anyone used them or have any experience with them?

Check your account to see if Expedia has a $50 off for 2 nights or $100 off for 4 nights coupons deposited in your account. Room rate should be $50 or more per night.Not sure if they give out the code to every account, but I logged into their site to browse for rates and entered some 10% off coupons (that I found on other sites) yesterday but I did not book any thing. This morning I received an email stating that I have 2 new coupons for hotels to use before Dec 31, and they work. Basically a 50% off a $50 room for 2 nights.So, I think they monitor your log in and send you coupons to entice bookings (or this is just a coincidence that they are sending out coupons to every account).

Expedia Coupon: 10% off Select Hotels (10% off Select Hotels) @ Expedia.com

10% off on hotels through ExpediaHappy Holidays from Expedia
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I'm stumped. Done a lot of ultrafast web-surfing - and now can't remember in which website-forum I saw that summary... It summarized small discounts (that are still valid) on hotels via Expedia, Orbitz, Priceline and other such. For example, if you search "hotel" on Slickdeals.net, you immediately find $10off/night from Expedia and Hotels.com; but today I'm in need of Orbitz discount and Priceline.com discount(but NOT on name-own-price). Or any other currently valid querk for Orlando area (for example, I saw TripAdvisor coupon for Best Western Kissimee)- whatever you see!!All quick helpful LINKS greatly appreciated, pleeeeese

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COUPON INFORMATION If you donate $10 we'll send you a coupon code for $10 off a 1 or more night hotel stay.
If you donate $25 we'll send you a coupon code for $25 off a 2 or more night hotel stay.
If you donate $50 we'll send you a coupon code for $50 off a 3 or more night hotel stay.
If you donate $100 we'll send you a coupon code for $100 off a flight + 4 or more night hotel stay.Use your coupon by December 15, 2011 for travel through December 31, 2011. LinkRestrictions: Coupon must be redeemed on Expedia.com by 11:59 PM (Pacific Time) on December 15, 2011 for travel completed by December 31, 2011. Limit one (1) coupon per qualifying hotel booking. This offer is from Expedia.com and is valid for Expedia.com U.S. customers only. Bookings are subject to availability at participating hotels at the time of booking and all applicable terms and conditions. Coupon may not be used with other coupons, promotions or special offers. Coupon discount cannot be applied against taxes, supplier-charged fees, cancellation or change penalties, administrative fees or other miscellaneous charges, which are the sole responsibility of the customer. A coupon will be deemed fully used once a qualifying booking has been made and may not be reused, even in the event that you change or cancel your booking. Terms and conditions of this coupon are as written and cannot be changed by any representation of any unauthorized person, including employees of Expedia, Inc. Coupon is not transferable and is not redeemable for cash. Coupon cash value 1/100. Void where prohibited by law.

Book at Expedia.ca (you don't have to be Canadian)
Apply voucher SAVE300My trips have already been ticketed, etc., with airline confirmation numbers.
Details from http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/mileage-run-deals/1150182-all-air...
SAVE300 - C$300 discount voucherCanadian bookings only. Book a flight + hotel package at an Expedia Special Rate hotel in Las Vegas, Cancun, Riviera Maya and Manhattan on www.expedia.ca from 12:00:01AM PT November 20, 2010 to 11:59:59 PM PT November 21, 2010 for travel between November 20, 2010 December 31, 2010 and receive a C$300 discount on that booking off Expedia.ca's current advertised prices for that flight + Expedia Special Rate hotel package.You must use voucher code SAVE300 when prompted on the Billing & Delivery page during check-out to receive the discount. Limit of one voucher per booking. Discount cannot be applied post-purchase and is applied after applicable taxes. Valid for qualifying flight+hotel bookings only; new bookings only. No minimum night stay required. Travel cannot begin before November 20, 2010 and must be completed by December 31, 2010. Voucher has no cash surrender value.

Airfare + Hotel to Las Vegas for $0 Using $300 off on Expedia.ca (no min stay)
You do not have to be Canadian to use the site! Book at your own risk though, you might have to fight Expedia later for the price.http://www.expedia.ca/daily/enc4105/packages/custom/default.asp?Use voucher code "SAVE300" on the last billing page to get $300 off any vacation package to Las Vegas. There are many vacation packages for $300 or less, making the trip free. If your package is less than $300, add some addons to make the price above $300.Valid from any city on any airline to either LAS, NYC, or CUN (Cancun). No min stay, travel must be from Nov 20 to Dec 31.You can only use one voucher per credit card.Example:
Flight: 1 roundtrip ticket - New York to Las Vegas on JetBlue Dec 13 - Dec 15Hotel: 2 nights, Las Vegas - Days Inn Las Vegas At Wild Wild West Gambling HallPackage booking cost: C$258.31
Taxes & Fees: C$53.02
Voucher: -C$300.00
Package Total: C$11.33credit to eagle89 @ SD

You've probably heard of Carnival Cruises in the news. One of their ships' engine caught fire at sea at passengers were stranded for about 3 days eating rations until yesterday. Looks like they cut prices as a result of that:http://cruise.expedia.com/Search.aspx?ds=Mexico&sb=priceFrom http://www.bargainez.com/gift-ideas/christmas/mexico-cruises-up-to-78-off-starting-at-169
bargainez said:Recently one of Carnivals cruise ships got stuck at sea with 4,500 passengers on board for 3 days, because of an engine fire, forcing the 4,500 passengers on a diet of Spam and Pop-Tarts. As a result of this, Carnival did a significant price drop to all of its Mexico cruises, as much as 78% off and rates starting at $169.As pointed out the $169 is for 2011, but there are others for this year from $199 and up.

I saw this deal on a Yahoo news article. "Newark to Naples, Italy for $383 round-trip, including all taxes on United/Air One." Booking is through www.Vayama.com Trip comes up at $722+ at Expedia with the same options. From Yahoo: "This fare is available through March 23, valid for travel on Tuesdays, with Wednesday/Thursday fares averaging about $30 more. The catch? This deal includes a 10 hour layover in Milan on the return trip, though we can think of worse places to spend 10 hours."I tried one set of days in Dec. and couldn't get it to come up right but I tested Departure date of Mar 8th, return Mar 16th and got $383 RT. Hope this is a great trip for some people!

Fly from New York to Alamaty, Kazakhstan for $659 All Inclusive on Delta Airlines.
Available from November to March. Visa is required for US citizens: $60 for single entry and $90 for a double entry. Search on your favorite travel site for availability.
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Boston London$488
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Hello everyone I'm wondering if anyone can help me out.Travel Dates: november 12 Return Nov 20Departing from IAD to SFO (or SJC)Just me and 2 kids, wife and an infant for vacation time together.I've been looking through numerous sites, such as Expedia,Priceline,Travelocity.com etcand there all ranging at about 350 and up.Any recommendations are welcomed.

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Im in need of a last minute flight either before Thanksgiving or after from either Tampa, Fort Myers, Fort Lauderdale to any airport within 3 hours of Tulsa. My dates and time are flexible. Id be staying for 4 days. Ive done some checks, Expedia, Orbitz and Priceline but they all net the same results. Anyone have any suggestions?Input appreciatedNJM

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REQUEST for ideas:I am looking for inexpensive accommodation, for 1 person, in the greater London area (by which I mean quite a large area -- London and surrounding counties -- just as long as the town has a train or tube station and the travel time is within 45 minutes to a central London station) for 1, 2, or 3 months this winter, starting mid or late November. By inexpensive, what do I mean? 30 pounds a night ($50 a day, $350 a week), including utilities and council tax. I know that this isn't much at all, by UK standards.Previously I lived in the UK for several years, so I know the general method of renting long-stay apartments there, and about the general options for accommodation:
-Long leases (over 6 months) - normal apartment rentals
-Short-stay apartments (generally less than 6 months) with no maid service - often double the rent that a long lease of the same kind of offering would cost -- not many of these around
-"Holiday lets" that are often cottages in remote locations, like on the coast or in the far-flung countryside
-Serviced apartments with maid service provided - geared towards corporate travellers with generous expense accounts
-Hotel rooms with kitchenette (more commonly just fridge and microwave) - quite rare in the UK, as compared to the US
-Normal hotel rooms without food cooking/storage facilities - ubiquitious, expensive, inconvenient for a long stay
I have looked into all the options I can think of:
Hotels:I have looked at hotel prices/availability through the major travel booking sites like Expedia and Tripadvisor and so on, at individual hotel group sites like Hilton, ICC, etc., and at hundreds of the independent hotel/guesthouse/b&b types of thing. I've looked at the really budget sites (which I'm not thrilled about) like Travelodge
, Premier Inn, etc. (often they aren't that much cheaper anyway than other options - it's hard to find their advertised low teaser rates offered at hotels in do-able locations, without having a car). I've skimmed through customer reviews of hundreds of hotels on Tripadvisor for the last week until my eyes have bled (felt like they were, anyway!)Most of the hotels require advance purchase/no refunds for their still-expensive-but-not-the-most-extortionate rates, and I'm afraid to book something sight-unseen for a month or two or three of accommodation, without any chance of getting a refund if it ends up being a nightmare, having bedbugs, or whatever. I also would rather not have to put several months of rent on a credit card now. I would also very much like to have personal cooking/food-storage facilities and a handy clothes washing machine (handy meaning not a mile's walk away at a laundrette), which most hotels do not have.I have yet to try Priceline/Hotwire bidding for a hotel room -- I'm leaving this to last, because it can't be undone. I have gotten some hotels in London from Priceline in the past that I was unhappy with (e.g., the Tara Copthorne in Kensington was awful) and felt were not worth the price and not deserving of their star rating.There are a handful of kitchenetty types of non-chain hotels like Royal Court Apartments -- with a "budget" feeling, atmosphere, service -- but 4-star prices. I've stayed there before, but they don't have any availability now and they are expensive anyway. Then there is their classier cousin...
Serviced Apartments:I have looked at numerous serviced apartment websites -- both of individual firms/apartment buildings, and of many major brokers (whatever that's called) of this kind of accommodation like SACO and PrestigeApartments.co.uk.Many of these look great, have full kitchens, built-in washer/dryer, etc. They are, correspondingly, very expensive and not an option for me. I emailed about 5 of these firms to see if they have any deals going this winter, or would give a discount for a stay of several months -- but they told me to fob off (well, technically they said, "Uh, no, we don't do that.")Most of these also require full payment for the entire rental period at the time of booking, and give very little chance to change or cancel the booking after it's made.
Short-stay flats:For short-stay (non-serviced) apartments, I have looked at numerous "estate agent" (real estate company) websites, and larger compilers of apartment availability like findaproperty.com and net-lettings.co.uk. There is very little even approaching my price range, and the few that are out there look pretty dodgy -- very little furniture, odd locations.
Long-stay flats:At the moment, I don't want to take out a long lease on an apartment, because I am not sure what my plans are going to be after the next 3 months. I also am self-employed, and it is a HUGE headache in the UK to be "foreign" and self-employed -- they are terrified to sign a lease with you, even if you have a decade of responsible leasing behavior in the UK behind you.
Other:I am academically-oriented, so I checked out private homes for short rental on sabbaticalhomes.com, which I've used before to find a place to live. I emailed about 8 listings, heard back from 4, was told that 3 were unavailable, and the 4th one is available but already has a random man (another renter) living in one of the 2 bedrooms of the house, and I don't want to agree to share a place with a stranger I've never met. (I'd much prefer living on my own, even if it's in a tiny studio apartment or tiny hotel room with one twin bed.)====
So -- I'm wondering if anyone knows of a decent place to stay in southeast England for a period of 1, 2 or 3 months that is relatively inexpensive, safe, reputable, and has cooking facilities (or even just a fridge)?

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I want to book india travel tickets on Emirates.com directlyGenerally I dont like paying booking fees on Expedia/other sitesbut i see 4% CashBack for Expedia or Orbitzis that on airline tickets too? would I get 4% back on full amountI dont even know if these sites make that much from the airlines!

I want to book india travel tickets on Emirates.com directlyGenerally I dont like paying booking fees on Expedia/other sitesbut i see 4% CashBack for Expedia or Orbitzis that on airline tickets too? would I get 4% back on full amountI dont even know if these sites make that much from the airlines!

i tried to book this on Expedia, Orbitz, hertz, enterprise, thrifty and national. none will allow me to do this online. is this even possible to do without huge dropoff charges?
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*Not sure if this is more appropriate for Hot Deals or Travel Discussion. However, when they did a similar promo in the spring the phones were constantly off the hook on their end and the prices are pretty darn hot. Mods, please move if you think it should be Travel Discussion*Link to dealBasically, the deal is you get $156 off their standard rate for a roundtrip ticket between the US and Japan (various airports), which you can look up here: Rates by date.Those prices already include fuel surcharges, but does not include "taxes and fees" which can be "up to $100". I've compared prices and the standard prices are comparable to what I'm finding on Travelocity/Orbitz/Expedia/mobissimo/kayak/etc. so it's basically ~$150 off the going rate. To get this deal, you can either call them today/tomorrow at 877-489-4223 or visit one of their offices. I was told that you're more likely to get through if you just call, but their phone has been busy all morning. Apparently when they did this last time there were lines out the door at their offices. They answer in Japanese, but they can speak english too, so don't get scared off!
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Fellas,Planning to honeymoon in Dubai from 12/19 to 12/25. Since I am taking Emirates from India to US, I can stop over Dubai for a week.
Looking for a nice resort for accommodation and activities suggestions. Looked through Expedia and found some hotels around $140 but don't know how good they are.
So, fellas any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Activities interested: Water sports and any other fun stuff I don't know thats available in Dubai
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just got this email not sure what will take its place but if thankyou does not do any travel im cancelling all my citi accounts. See below:Dear Expedia Customer,We are excited to announce a new Expedia loyalty program beginning in early 2011!
Details about this program will come soon, but this means that we will end our partnership with ThankYou Rewards in December, in anticipation of launching our new program. To learn more about this change, and find answers to all your questions, visit us online.Sincerely,
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just got this email not sure what will take its place but if thankyou does not do any travel im cancelling all my citi accounts. See below:Dear Expedia Customer,We are excited to announce a new Expedia loyalty program beginning in early 2011!
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After recently stumbling upon a new, dedicated section of the Wall Street Journal about internet privacy/security, I spent some time looking into it, and what I learned surprised me. It prompted me to institute several big changes to my computer set-up/practices. Some of the information I found seemed so genuinely protective and comparatively little-publicized that I thought it might be worthwhile to pull together some of the better sites that I had perused and put them in a new Fatwallet thread.Due to the large amount of the material available regarding internet privacy, the many aspects to privacy that one can be made aware of and can take action on, and the varying situations, exposure tolerances, and hardware/software of each person, this can't be a bullet-point list saying "Do x, y, z and you'll be set," but rather is simply a collection of some of the information for the non-specialist that I found most helpful.I could do much more reading on the subject and find other ways to increase my internet privacy and security, but I've made so many changes in the last couple of days that I need to get used to them before going further.Of course, none of this will be news to those people who are already in-the-know and on top of this kind of thing, and some Fatwallet readers will be in that camp. I'm just a typical member of the public when it comes to computers and the internet, and I'd rather not have to think about this stuff at all, unless it's totally necessary, which unfortunately it has become. There surely are dedicated forums for these issues (such as this one which I just happened upon 5 minutes ago: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=42, http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=41, http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=40). That sort of thing is way beyond what I mean to do here, which is just to pass some info along to those of us who aren't very clued-up about this stuff and only have a basic understanding.Internet (and general-life) privacy and security are rapidly-evolving (and -eroding) areas, and more organizations than one would think are operating in shady ways or in areas outside the scope of existing laws. The average person is at such a disadvantage. I am no conspiracy theorist (except when logically necessary), but I think this is a "war" that we-the-public have largely lost, without even knowing there was a battle to be had."To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle." -George Orwell=====
A. Site: Wall Street Journal1. Article: What they know
Contains: The number of tracking files installed on people's computers by the 50 most popular U.S. websites
Link: http://blogs.wsj.com/wtk/2. Article: The Web's New Gold Mine: Your Secrets A Journal investigation finds that one of the fastest-growing businesses on the Internet is the business of spying on consumers. First in a series.
Selected excerpts: "Tracking is done by tiny files and programs known as "cookies," "Flash cookies" and "beacons." They are placed on a computer when a user visits a website. U.S. courts have ruled that it is legal to deploy the simplest type, cookies, just as someone using a telephone might allow a friend to listen in on a conversation. Courts haven't ruled on the more complex trackers."
"Tracking technology is getting smarter and more intrusive. Monitoring used to be limited mainly to "cookie" files that record websites people visit. But the Journal found new tools that scan in real time what people are doing on a Web page, then instantly assess location, income, shopping interests and even medical conditions." "Some tools surreptitiously re-spawn themselves even after users try to delete them.
Information about people's moment-to-moment thoughts and actions, as revealed by their online activity, can change hands quickly. Within seconds of visiting eBay.com or Expedia.com, information detailing a Web surfer's activity there is likely to be auctioned on the data exchange run by BlueKai, the Seattle startup."
Contains: First article in the WSJ series about internet privacy/security
Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703940904575395073...3. Article: What they know about you
Brief excerpt: "A few online marketers will show you what they know about you or think they know. Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc. and others have created "preference managers" that let you see, and change, the interests they've assigned to you based on your browsing behavior. The companies acted partly in response to concerns about the privacy of the people they're tracking.
Some, but not all, of the preference managers let you halt tracking by that company. But none will block all tracking, or prevent you from seeing ads. Some require you to register, and one lets you pick a charity to which you can donate some of the money made by selling your data."
Contains: Weblinks for checking what these companies know about you
Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703999304575399041...4. Article: How to Avoid the Prying Eyes The Internet is rife with surveillance technology, but you can cover some of your tracks
Brief excerpt: "Monitor "Flash Cookies": Another kind of cookie uses Adobe Systems Inc.'s popular Flash program to save information on your computer. Flash is the most common way to show video online. As with regular cookies, Flash cookies can be useful for remembering preferences, such as volume settings for videos. But marketers also can use Flash cookies to track what you do online. To identify the Flash cookies on your computer and adjust your settings, you need to go to an Adobe website: www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/set... You can delete Flash cookies stored on your computer and specify whether you want to accept future third-party Flash cookies."
Contains: Helpful info and links
Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703467304575383203...5. Article: How to Use Microsofts InPrivate Filtering
Link: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2010/08/01/how-to-use-microsofts-inp...
Note: I found out from a post in the comments section that this article omits one important step. After you choose InPrivate Filtering for your internet session, you need to go back to the Tools menu and select InPrivate Browsing for the internet session to ensure that your browsing is actually private.6. Article: How to Control Your Privacy Online
Contains: Interactive graphic about how to set up various browsers to be safer
Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703999304575399520...7. Article: Sites Feed Personal Details To New Tracking Industry
link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703977004575393173...8. Article: Microsoft Quashed Effort to Boost Online Privacy
link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703467304575383530...9. Article: On the Web's Cutting Edge, Anonymity in Name Only
link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703294904575385532...10. Article: Analyzing What You Have Typed
link: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2010/07/30/analyzing-what-you-have-t...====
B. Site: Canadian paper The Globe and Mail
Article: The End of Online Privacy
(There is a closed chat-with-the-authors window bizarrely situated after the first three paragraphs of the article -- don't be put off, just scroll below the chat window to read the rest of the article.)
Link: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/technology/the-end-of-online...===
C. Site: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse1. Article: Online Privacy: Using the Internet Safely
Link: http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs18-cyb.htm2. Article: Privacy Survival Guide: Take Control of Your Personal Information
Link: http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs1-surv.htm3. Article: How to Secure Windows and your Privacy
Link: http://www.privacyrights.org/sites/default/files/pdf/PcPrivacySe...4. Article: Disasters and your Privacy
Link: http://www.privacyrights.org/disasters-and-privacy5. Article: Social Networking Privacy: How to be Safe, Secure and Social
Link: http://www.privacyrights.org/social-networking-privacy====
D. Site: World Privacy Forum1. Article: Search Engine Privacy Tips
Link: http://www.worldprivacyforum.org/searchengineprivacytips.html2. Article: Job Seekers' Guide to Resumes: Twelve Resume Posting Truths
Link: http://www.worldprivacyforum.org/resumedatabaseprivacytips.html===
E. Site: What the Internet Knows about You
Excerpt: "If you're like every other ordinary Internet user, you browse the Web incessantly every day and/or night, visiting dozens of websites and blogs each day. When you open up a page you probably expect to get the information you're interested in and then close the browser window or tab, without leaving more than a trace of that fact in the server log. After all, you're not typing in your personal information on just about any website, so why would it know anything about you?
Little do you know, but virtually any website you point your browser to has the ability to look inside your Web browser's history and detemine which websites you visited, allowing it to not only figure out your browsing habits, but also discover your personal preferences. This potentially includes such data as your search engine queries, the location of your and your friends' Facebook or Twitter profiles, your political affiliation, some information about your medical history and other sensitive and private data. The data could also, with a bit of luck, reveal your real name and location. At the very least, it will provide some information about the news websites you frequent and the on-line stores and products you're interested in.
By now you're probably thinking that it's either some kind of a trick, or that there must be a catch making what we're talking about impossible -- otherwise, why wouldn't you have heard about it before? (if you have heard about it, skip this intro and go to our details page). We assure you that this is not the case; the goal of this website is to show you exactly what kind of information can be retrieved from your browser and educate you about the problem.
Before we go into the details, please note that this is not a problem with any particular browser -- the techniques we talk about are a consequence of established Web standards, which are by now implemented in all major browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera and others)."
Link: http://www.whattheinternetknowsaboutyou.com/docs/overview.htmlExample searches at this site:
-See if they know your zip code:
http://www.whattheinternetknowsaboutyou.com/zip
-See what they have for your browsing history:
http://www.whattheinternetknowsaboutyou.com/all
-See what they know about your twitter activity:
http://www.whattheinternetknowsaboutyou.com/twitterWhat you can do to protect yourself:
http://www.whattheinternetknowsaboutyou.com/docs/solutions.html====
F. Site: Stay Invisible
"Stay Invisible is an Internet anonymity test that helps you to control your online privacy and anonymity. Concerns about privacy have been existing for a long time. However Internet makes them much more actual because of global distribution of data. In most cases only you decide what information about yourself to disclose but there are pieces of information you provide Internet servers with that can be available for other people without your agreement and even without your knowing. This test shows your ip address, location, and other important information that reveals your browser when you visit a Web page."
Link: http://www.stayinvisible.com/====
G. Site: Shields Up
"First time users should start by checking their Windows File Sharing and Common Ports vulnerabilities with the "File Sharing" and "Common Ports" buttons below."
Link: https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2====
H. Site: Ad Interest Manager
(What Yahoo knows about you and sells to advertisers. Note that if you are signed into a Yahoo email account, they will show your location, age, and gender linked to your IP address at the bottom of the page.)
Link: http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/yahoo/opt_out/targeting/====
I. Site: Ghostery
Excerpt: "Detect: Ghostery sees the invisible web - tags, web bugs, pixels and beacons. Ghostery tracks the trackers and gives you a roll-call of the ad networks, behavioral data providers, web publishers, and other companies interested in your activity. Learn: After showing you who's tracking you, Ghostery also gives you a chance to learn more about each company it identifies. How they describe themselves, a link to their privacy policies, and a sampling of pages where we've found them are just a click away. Control: Ghostery allows you to block scripts from companies that you don't trust, delete local shared objects, and even block images and
iframes. Ghostery puts your web privacy back in your hands.
Link: www.ghostery.com
(Note: This was originally created for the Firefox browser and recently was adapted for Internet Explorer. According to their support blogs, people have been reporting problems in using it with Internet Explorer. I use Internet Explorer, and was excited to download this and use it, and after I got it up and running -- not as easy as it should be because they provide no instructions and I had to search their support forum to find out where to find it after it was installed -- it seemed like a great program with a wonderful purpose, but I had to uninstall Ghostery after 2 hours because it caused my laptop computer to run at a very high speed/temperature/crazy fan speed.)=====
J. Site: Google
When searching on Google, type in the extra "s" to the "http" to make it "https://www.google.com". This gives you a secure connection (meaning that your online actions can't be seen by outsiders; obviously they still can be seen and recorded by Google and anybody Google wants to sell/give your information to) when using google.
Note that this doesn't work in yahoo. I didn't try it with bing.
Link: https://www.google.com=====
K. Site: Scroogle
Apparently a cookie-less Google search
Link: http://www.scroogle.org/====
L. Site: Ixquick / Startpage
Excerpt: "Ixquick Protects Your Privacy! The only search engine that does not record your IP address. Your privacy is under attack !Every time you use a regular search engine, your search data are recorded. Your search terms, the time of your visit, the links you choose, your IP address and your User ID cookies all get stored in a database. The identity profiles that can be constructed from this cloud of information represent modern day gold for marketers. But government officials, hackers and even criminals also have an interest in getting their hands on your personal search data. And sooner or later they will..."
Recent Press Release:
"Ixquick: Search Engines Should Become Government Spies, Says EU Parliament
Ixquick and Startpage will fight "Big Brother" data retention clause in Declaration 29
June 28, 2010
BRUSSELS & NEW YORK & ZEIST, Netherlands --(BUSINESS WIRE)--A draconian proposal to retain all Internet search traffic, known as "Written Declaration 29," was adopted by the European Parliament last week. Framed as a measure to crack down on paedophiles, the controversial Declaration calls on the EU to require that search engines store all search traffic for up to two years for possible analysis by authorities.
Search engine Ixquick (www.ixquick.com), widely regarded as the world's most private search engine, has built a strong privacy reputation by storing no search data on its users. The company believes it has been singled out by the data retention proposal, and it has vowed to strongly oppose the measure becoming law.
"Since Google, Yahoo, and Bing already retain users' search data, this proposal is clearly aimed at Ixquick and our English-language subsidiary Startpage (www.startpage.com)," said Robert Beens, CEO of Ixquick. "We have worked hard to create a privacy-friendly search engine that embodies the spirit of EU Privacy Protections, in line with the strict recommendations of the EU Article 29 Data Protection Working Party. This Declaration is evidence that the left hand of the EU does not know what the right hand is doing."
Mr. Beens fears that if the measure becomes law, it will vastly undermine the privacy of over 500 million law-abiding EU citizens. Storing everyone's search data, rather than restricting surveillance to known or suspected offenders, would give the government access to a rich trove of political, medical, professional, and personal data on virtually every person in Europe. And critics say it will do little to stop child pornography.
"Sex offenders exchange files through underground networks. They don't find this stuff through search engines," said Alex Hanff of Privacy International, an advocacy group that is launching a campaign against the measure. "I spent eight years helping law enforcement track down online sex offenders and never once did we see a case where search engine data was useful."
Ixquick will join the public campaign started by Privacy International to stop the provisions of Written Declaration 29 from becoming law.
"Privacy is a fundamental right and the basis of a free society. The phenomenal success of Ixquick and Startpage proves that people don't want to be watched by their governments," said Mr. Beens. "Spying on law-abiding citizens is not the way forward, and we will stand by our principles to protect the public's ability to search in privacy.""
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This isn't really a post about the deal itself as it's fairly tame IMO, but I did have a question about its applicability. The terms are as follows:Enroll now and you can earn 3X Membership Rewards points from July 1 through September 30, 2010.Each month, as usual, you can earn 1 Membership Rewards point for virtually every dollar you spend. In addition, you can earn 2 bonus points for virtually every dollar you spend at any airline during the promotion period. Simply enroll by September 30, 2010. There is no fee to enroll. Please see important terms, conditions, and restrictions below.
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Beginning 7/01/2010 through 9/30/2010, you can earn one point and two bonus points on charges for purchases of tickets on all major U.S. passenger airlines and many international airlines only if the merchant submits the charge for your purchase under the appropriate merchant code, industry code, or required service or product identifier established by us and the merchant. Total bonus points that can be earned during the promotion is 15,000 points. Corporate Card purchases are excluded. This offer cannot be combined with any other bonus points offers. So given the above, my question is rather simple: would I get the bonus points if I were to use a 3rd-party airfare site such as Expedia to book my travel before september?I tried asking the question directly to AMEX, but they didn't give me a direct answer and merely repeated the terms & conditions stated above.

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We have been reseaching the best deal for 14 days Mid size car rental from FRA(Frankfurt) & return to VIE(Vienna) with drop off charge.Best rate thus far is via the United.com web page and then Avis car rental for $700, which ?? includes:79 EUR drop off
- unable to go thru the FW Avis link to check rate with Error message: "cannot book car if not returned to the pick up site", strange.
- no option to pick up in FRA & return to VIE on Travelocity site for Avis
- unable to find Avis for a quote via Expedia.comHertz: same mid size car, manual, 4 dr. for about $800 with 155 EUR that you have to pay when you return car to VIE.AUTO-EUROPE site for same car type: $568.18. Unable to see Drop off charge until you provide CC# & complete the Reservation.GEMUT.COM- $638 for mid size car from Avis and we have to separately pay 79 EUR when we drop off in VIECar pick up date on 8/30 & returning on 9/13.Appreciate any help/suggestions/comments from past rental experiences

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Hi,
I am taking advantage of BA - Two free nights in London, travel during Thanksgiving, leaving Tuseday Night, and coming back on Sunday night.I'll need hotel for WED, THU, FRI, and SAT nights.Since I have to book the two free nights with the tkt by Aug 19, whereas the two paid nights I have plenty of time to look for deals.I am trying to figure out which two free nights will give the best deal?I check Thistle Euston and their Rate indicate FRI, SAT is cheaper than WED and THU. Thus taking free nights on WED and THU would be ideal.However, checking Expedia.com, it appears some hotels charge more for FRI, SAT night, thus making it best to use those days for FREE NIGHT.Which would be the best two nights I should booked with the FREE NIGHTS?Thank you in advance.Jojosung

Hi, I'm looking to visit one of these places in OCT. Is this peak season travel? Airfare is 1k for each destination via travelzoo, Expedia, Orbitz, etc. I'm looking to spend 700 max (include all fees) for round trip tix. Is this at all possible? Any help would be appreciated.
thx!!

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Lifted from FT:Bookable via Expedia.de. Oct/Dec/Jan travel dates available.
Foreign transaction CC fees apply.Vielfliegernummer aktualisieren 0,00
Steuern und Gebhren 202,93
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Gesamt (American Express) 202,93

Lifted vom FT:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/mileage-run-discussion/1111344-ew...Bookable via Expedia.de.
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I posted in the other thread but didn't see any reply. Hopefully, someone will see this new thread and can help me find a lower rate. Thanks.------
Request:
Minivan
Pickup/dropoff: SAN (San Diego Airport)
8/1/10: 8:30 PM
8/6/10: 3 PMBest rate so far: Avis through Costco: $487.06 AWD: A108364National (6600435) $563.89Alamo (Contract I.D. 7015551 and Contract I.D. 7014627) $503.50Alamo (7013604) $558.24AVID (X352100) $517.94Budget (Y126500) $681Hertz (sold out on minivan)I tried codes like: 7012032 (Alamo), A555500 (Avis), and X352100 (Avis), and they all show up higher than the $487.06 rate. I have tried going to AAA and American Express 's websites as well. Regular search sites such as Expedia, Orbitz, yahoo, Hotwire are all coming up at more than $550 after taxes/fees.I've been trying Priceline, and it looks like Priceline is not an option for me at this time (denied on all attempts). Your help is appreciated. Thank you.

Expedia is the last site I would use to book a hotel. I just price a hotel in Barcelona using the hotel website and Expedia. Expedia's rate is $519 per night + tax. The hotel's website is $98 per night, including breakfast.

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I've never posted before but I've gained so much useful information here that I thought I'd pass this along. Hotels.com & Expedia have Grandview at Las Vegas 1-bedroom suites at a considerable discount when you purchase a flight & hotel package. Not sure if it is something they usually offer, but my Grandview room worked out to only $54.03/night (taxes & fees included) on top of my flight cost. The rooms are currently on a 72-hour sale for $100/night if just booking a hotel room and are $129 on the Grandview website. The biggest drawback is that the property is a few miles from The Strip (across from South Point), but we have small children so it is actually a plus for us. It is also a time share, but my parents have stayed there, loved it, and were not asked about doing a presentation or anything of that nature.

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We are planning on a trip to London (UK) for 4 days. I would like to know where to book hotels and any idea to find less expensive hotels. My search on Orbitz/Expedia is resulting in hotels that cost me average $260/night. Also, I would like to stay close to the city center or tube station so that its easy to reach most of the tourist attractions. Here are the details:
Arriving London on August 10, 2010, 3 nights for 2 adults and 1 kid(4yrs)Please help choose location, hotel and also to find good deals.Thanks

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Much cheaper to book a flight + hotel package - don't need the hotel - any problem (i.e., penalty) with not checking into the hotel at all?Any other travel sites that let you book the hotel for only part part of the trip?

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Jul 16th - 19th my dates are flexible +1/-1I checked Student Universe and Expedia and the cheapest I could find was $246 including taxes and fees. Nonstop. Trying to find a flight under $200.Thanks in advance for your help.

Does anybody know a good web site that would show good last-minute deals. All major sites like Expedia or Travelocity somehow consider "last-minute" is next 30 days. But I'm talking about "hey, is there a cheap package for the next weekend" thing.

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Groceries seem to be the one remaining major spending category that doesn't have a lot of big cc rewards available.
I'll start this off with an extract from the Which Credit Card Should I Get? FAQ:Groceries* 5% (temp): Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards MC (5% promo for 1 year) In TYP
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Last year Expedia and Hotwire got into trouble and there was a lawsuit (hoteltaxandfeesettlement.com) where they had to pay $129 million for skimming extra fees when they calculated the taxes and fees for motel transactions (I also heard they did it on airline and car rentals too). Does anyone else seem to notice that they've gone right back to doing the same thing? By not saying how they come up with the taxes and fees, they can slip in some extra money and nobody would be the wiser. That's what the lawsuit was all about. They had been doing that for 10 years and apparently are STILL doing that!Yesterday, I booked an Orlando motel through Hotwire and the taxes and fees came out to be 25% of the price of the room. They STILL didn't break out those costs and there STILL is no info on their web site to say what they consist of. When you call them, they say they have no way to break them out. They defend themselves by saying you can find out the fees by completing your transaction all the way to the "buy it now" button when they'll tell you the fees and then you can back out. But that's very inconvenient to their customers.Back in 2008, Expedia charged me 36% in taxes and fees for a Orlando motel. What I did then was to make a booking (but stop short of paying), for nearby motels for the same dates. I did 5 of them - they were all down the same street from each other. The percentages of fees were all different and varied from 12% to 36%. How can that be? When I called them on it, they just kept transferring me from one person to another until I gave up.Is anyone else noticing some of these things? Thanks.

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Details:a. Dates of travel Aug 22 to Aug 26 (flexible with the dates but prefer to return before AUG 29th)
b.Do not need Air tickets. (SFO to fort lauderdale,Florida and back)
c. 2 adults and one child (age 6)
d. 4 nights or 5 nights cruise, not lesser than that
e. Budget is 2K to 3K
f. Looking for inside state room in Deck 5 or any other upper decks
g. So far the lowest I have is from Costco $2161 which includes a $140 costco cash card. The next lowest is from mousesavers for $2680 ,both include tax and vacation protection insurance.Any one else have/found a better deal for travel around the same time frame? Please help if you know any other websites thats good for disney cruise deals,other than Expedia,Orbitz,kayak,vacationstogo,mouse savers,Travelocity.Thanks much and have a wonderful day!

I will be driving to Vancouver and am looking to stay two nights (7/9 & 7/10) in downtown Vancouver. There will be two adults traveling. I'm mainly concerned with getting 1) the best price and 2) good location.So far I've searched on Hotels.com and Expedia. I've seen stuff in the $100-$150 range but am hoping for something cheaper (I thought there'd be a glut of hotel rooms since the end of the Olympics). Can anyone help? Thanks

Hi,Go to www.expedia.com and play a short game(it's right on the home page) for Toyota Avalon and receive a $25 off code for next exepdia.com hotel booking. I received email with code in next 2 mins after completing the game and providing my email. i have attached email i received as an example.
Try different browsers if the deal does not show up.Thanks.
Adding YMMV as this morning I can not see it on Chrome while i can using Internet explorer.

Hi,Go to www.expedia.com and play a short game(it's right on the home page) for Toyota Avalon and receive a $25 off code for next exepdia.com hotel booking. I received email with code in next 2 mins after completing the game and providing my email. i have attached email i received as an example.Thanks.

Hi,Go to www.expedia.com and play a short game(it's right on the home page) for Toyota Avalon and receive a $25 off code for next exepdia.com hotel booking. I received email with code in next 2 mins after completing the game and providing my email. i have attached email i received as an example.Thanks.

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Went to Sam's Club about a month ago, and they offered me a bunch of stuff for upgrading my membership. Included was a coupon for $100 off travel purchased through their website (which is eessentially Expedia). There are some strings attached, such as you can't simply buy a plane ticket, you need to have a rental car or hotel on your itinerary. So I added a hotel for one night. For just my plane ticket to Washington, best online price was $250. So I tried Sam's site, and with a hotel the cost was $298, minus my discount of $100. Total cost = $198 (and I have a hotel in DC if I decide I need it, although I'll probably try to get my money back from the hotel or get a voucher for use at a different time.) If you upgrade your membership at Sam's toward the end of your yearlong term, the cost is pro-rated. I paid $14 for the upgrade.

Ok, I know that November is a long way off but just for fun I decided to check on some hotel rates for the SEMA show. Booking from Nov 1 to Nov 6 got me rates of around $38 average for 5 nights at the Hard Rock. (Casino Tower, Mountain View)I thought that was great but when I added a flight with hotel on Expedia.com it dropped another $98 off my trip. (This amount will vary depending I think on the flight.)In my case flying from Belingham on Alaska with 5 nights at the Hard Rock came to $276 all in. (Watch because it will try to charge you for ground transportation....$12, which I didn't need)I checked a couple of other cities and they had similar deals.Some great deals for those that like to book early.

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Expedia is the worlds leading online travel provider, helping millions of travelers per month easily plan car rental, vacation packages, cruises and more. Expedia provides travelers with the ability to research, plan, and book their comprehensive travel needs. With the Expedia Best Price Guarantee, Expedia promises to offer to its customers the best rates available online for all types of travel, making it the most comprehensive customer guarantee in online travel.
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Hey fwers,I am looking for a bellagio deal for 4 ppl or 2 queen beds from 07/02-07/05 3 night stay.On bellagio website i am getting a price of 870 incl taxes (2ppl) without any code
On Expedia i am getting the same thing for 830 incl taxes.lPlease if you can help me with any code or any deal.Thank you

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Expedia is the worlds leading online travel provider, helping millions of travelers per month easily plan car rental, vacation packages, cruises and more. Expedia provides travelers with the ability to research, plan, and book their comprehensive travel needs. With the Expedia Best Price Guarantee, Expedia promises to offer to its customers the best rates available online for all types of travel, making it the most comprehensive customer guarantee in online travel.
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Hi i need someone to tell me if they have ever used Expedia car rental insurance because i want to used it for 1 week with a car that i will be renting on the vacation but i dont know if i could trust it the Expedia insurance i will be saving atleast $36 a day for the damage collision . so has anyone had any experience with it?

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Expedia is the worlds leading online travel provider, helping millions of travelers per month easily plan car rental, vacation packages, cruises and more. Expedia provides travelers with the ability to research, plan, and book their comprehensive travel needs. With the Expedia Best Price Guarantee, Expedia promises to offer to its customers the best rates available online for all types of travel, making it the most comprehensive customer guarantee in online travel.
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Apply coupon code: 10SPRING

Expedia.com is having a sale on hotel room purchases for some great travel bargains this summer! Simply apply coupon code SPRING10 for $10.00 off each night booked with a 2 night minimum.

Did a quick search for this and didn't see it anywhere.. sorry if it's a re-post.Just got an email from Expedia with the following code: 10SPRINGBook by July 31, 2010Travel by August 31,2010

Hey I was looking at the possible options for travel to Vegas for July 4th Weekend Travel Dates: 02nd July friday evening to 05 july monday or 06th july early morning
Departure City: Atlanta
No of people: 5-6I am looking at the various options for vacation packages from americanairlines and Expedia.

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Dates to leave - around May 26th (that entire week is fair game).
Dates to come back - around July 14th (same deal, that entire week is open).
27 year old and 71 year old adults.
One-stop.So far the best I've found is around $1,400 (negligible differences between those cities). I have looked on Kayak, Orbitz, Vayama, Expedia - the whole lot. The best seems to be Kayak. I haven't found a good way (because it's a multi-city, not round trip) to look for flexible dates. Tried looking for cheapest days on round trips on Kayak and then just plug in those dates for multi-city trips - doesn't seem to be working too well.

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Expedia is the worlds leading online travel provider, helping millions of travelers per month easily plan car rental, vacation packages, cruises and more. Expedia provides travelers with the ability to research, plan, and book their comprehensive travel needs. With the Expedia Best Price Guarantee, Expedia promises to offer to its customers the best rates available online for all types of travel, making it the most comprehensive customer guarantee in online travel.
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We're demography our aboriginal cruise to Europe this summer, and I'm apprehensive if there are added sites above the accepted (Expedia, Kayak, etc) that added FWers accept begin to be acceptable for Euro airfare deals. Any suggestions? If it matters, our plan is to do Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.

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Hi, I'm just about accessible to book a ancestors vacation to the Grand Palladium Resort and Spa in Montego Bay and begin the everyman amount from traveloni.com. This is even above-mentioned to the 5% abatement that they action by booking with them. Just capital to apperceive if anyone actuality has any acquaintance with this company, acceptable or bad. Other prices I begin are (2 adults and 2 kids):cheapcaribbean.com : $3392 <<wife alleged and said "oh attending honey, it is cheaper here" but I asked her to go to the next awning and *bam* taxes and fees appearance up.>> jetblue.com : $3755funjet.com : $2884Expedia.com : $2770aavactions.com : $4266applevacations (via traveloni.co) $2700 (before the 5% rebate) which would accompany it down to about $2565Delta and Travelocity didn't action this auberge on their vacation amalgamation site.Also, I was just apprehensive if there is any advantage in booking with either an AMEX SPG or the Penfed Visa (in agreement of chargeless biking insurance/other benefit). I will attending into it but if anyone knows off the top of their active it will be abundantly appreciated.

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* $200 benefit (<=20,000 benefit points)- American Express : PenFed Premium Biking Rewards Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $200 in chargeless allowance cards - American Express : Gold Delta SkyMiles acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $200 benefit - American Express : Gold Delta SkyMiles Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $150 benefit - Chase : absorb $1000 with new Chase Preferred agenda aural 3 months; Exp. - unknown
* $150 chargeless allowance cards - American Express : Gold Delta Skymiles Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $150 in chargeless allowance cards - American Express : Gold Delta SkyMiles Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $150 benefit - American Express : Premier Rewards Gold Card; Exp. - unknown
* $150 benefit (15000 points) - American Express : Rewards Additional Gold Card; Exp. - unknown
* $125 benefit - Citibank : PremierPass American Express Agenda Elite Level; Exp. - unknown
* $125 benefit - Citibank : Citi PremierPass agenda Elite Level; Exp. - unknown
* $100 benefit - US coffer : absorb $500 with FlexPerks Biking Rewards Visa Signature card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 allowance agenda or biking credit, or $50 CashBack - Discover : Afar card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 bonus, 5% CashBack - Citibank : Forward Card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 account acclaim (<=10,000 assurance up benefit points) - Chase : Chase acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 biking acclaim or $50 account acclaim - American Express : Blue Sky card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 allowance agenda - American Express : absorb $500 with Green card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 benefit (10000 points) - American Express : Rewards Additional Gold Card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 Best Buy allowance agenda - American Express : hilton HHonors Agenda from American Express; Exp. - unknown
* $100 chargeless Amazon.com allowance affidavit or 5 chargeless weekend nights or 3 chargeless weekday nights - American Express : Starwood Preferred Guest Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 allowance agenda - American Express : Preferred Rewards Gold Card; Exp. - unknown
* $80 benefit - Discover : Escape Card; Exp. - unknown
* $80 in chargeless banknote - Coffer of America : Extra Bases acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 allowance agenda - Aboriginal National Coffer of Omaha : Visa Signature with Maximum Rewards Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Discover : Discover More; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit (6,000 TY points) - Citibank : Citi PremierPass American Express Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Chase : accomplish a acquirement of $249 or added with Sony card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 account credit, $25 United Abatement Biking Certificate, $725 in restaurant.com allowance cards - Chase : United Mileage Additional Visa Signature card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Chase : Freedom Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Coffer of America : Harris Accelerated Rewards American Express Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - American Express : Blue Sky, absorb $1000 aural 3 months; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - US Coffer : FlexPerks Select Rewards Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $40 benefit - Discover : Motiva card; Exp. - unknown
* $40 benefit (15000 miles) - Coffer of America : Air Canada Aeroplan Platinum Additional MasterCard Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $36 benefit (<=15,000 benefit ThankYou Points) - Citibank : American Express Platinum Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $30 benefit - Chase : Quicken Rewards Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $30 bonus, 3% Cash Back on Amazon.com purchases, 1% Cash Back on the added purchases - Chase : Amazon.com acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - GE Money Coffer : ShopNBC Platinum Rewards MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Benefit - Elan Financial Services : Sterling Coffer Visa Signature Card; Exp-unknown
* $25 benefit - Columbia Coffer : Visa Signature Rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $25 chargeless Costco Banknote Agenda - American Express : Costco True Earnings Card; Exp. - unknown
* $20 benefit - Citibank : Select AAdvantage American Express Card; Exp. - unknown 
Business accountsCash bonuses. Absolute bulk of banknote bonuses is $1235.00.
* $150 benefit (<= 16,000 ThankYou points) - Citibank : absorb $10K aural 1 year with Citi Professional Agenda with ThankYou Network; Exp. - unknown
* $150 chargeless allowance agenda - American Express : Gold Delta Skymiles Business Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $150 benefit - American Express : Gold Delta Skymiles Business Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $126 in chargeless Amazon.com allowance cards or chargeless annular cruise MileSAAver flight - Citibank : CitiBusiness AAdvantage Visa card; Exp. - 12/31/09
* $100 benefit - US Coffer : FlexPerks Business Biking Rewards Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 in chargeless allowance cards (<=20,000 Delta miles) - American Express : Gold Delta Skymiles Business Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 chargeless Amazon.com allowance affidavit or 5 chargeless weekend nights or 3 chargeless weekday nights - American Express : Starwood Preferred Guest Business Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $98 in bonuses or chargeless airticket for Midwest Airlines - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Midwest Airlines BusinessCard with DOUBLE MILES; Exp. - 12/31/09
* $50 Allowance Agenda - Citibank: Professional Card; Exp-unknown
* $50 benefit - Chase : Ink business card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 account credit, $25 United Abatement Biking Certificate, $725 in restaurant.com allowance cards - Chase : United Mileage Additional Platinum Business Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 Amazon.com allowance agenda or 2 chargeless auberge nights - Chase : Priority Club Rewards Visa Business Card.; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Chase : Freedom business card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 acclaim - Chase : United Mileage Additional Platinum Business Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit (5000 points) - American Express : Business Green Rewards Card; Exp. - unknown
* $30 chargeless Amazon.com allowance agenda (25K AA miles)- Citibank : Select CitiBusiness AAdvantage Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $30 account acclaim - Chase : Quicken Rewards Visa Business Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $30 bonus, 3% Cash Back on Amazon.com purchases, 1% Cash Back on the added purchases - Chase : Amazon.com business acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - Columbia Coffer : Visa Platinum Business Rewards acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $20 off $100 or added Office Depot acquirement - Citibank : Office Depot Business Acclaim Account; Exp. - unknown Restricted bonusesCash bonuses. Absolute bulk of banknote bonuses is $2107.00. * $1025 in restaurant.com allowance cards or $150 in Lettuce Entertain You Dining Allowance Cards - Chase : United Mileage Additional Visa Signature Card
* $200 chargeless affidavit to absorb on NFL commodity at MountedMemories.com - Coffer of America : NFL Extra Credibility Acclaim Card; Exp. - 2/28/10
* $100 off Playstation 3 acquirement - Chase : Sony Playstation acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 chargeless Disney Allowance Agenda - Chase : Disney Rewards Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 Allowance Agenda - FIA Agenda Services: Eagles Extra Credibility Acclaim Card; Exp - unknown
* $50 benefit - Chase : accomplish a acquirement of $249 or added with Playstation card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 Disney allowance agenda - Chase : Disney Rewards Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 Bass Pro allowance agenda - Coffer of America : Bass Pro Visa card, absorb $200 aural 90 days; Exp. - unknown
* $50 allowance agenda - Coffer of America : NFL Extra Credibility Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 NASCAR.COM Superstore acclaim - Coffer of America : NASCAR RacePoints Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 chargeless MLB Shop Allowance Affidavit - Coffer of America : MLB Extra Bases acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Shell allowance agenda - Citibank : Shell acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 chargeless Subaru Reward Dollars - Chase : Subaru Platinum MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Starbucks Duetto Dollars - Chase : Starbucks Agenda Duetto Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $25 chargeless Honda Reward Certification - Chase : Honda Rewards Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Barnes & Noble allowance card, 0% APR on BT for 6 months, 3% BT fee, $5 promo min BT fee, $50 promo max BT fee, 5% CashBack on B&N purchases - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Barnes & Noble MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - Coffer of America : AAA acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - Coffer of America : Upromise World MasterCard acclaim agenda with Dining & Grocery Rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $25 academy accumulation benefit - Coffer of America : Upromise World MasterCard acclaim agenda with Gas & Grocery Rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $20 REI allowance agenda - US Coffer : accomplish a acquirement with a new REI Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* $20 chargeless REI allowance agenda - US Coffer : REI Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $20 Benefit abatement acclaim - Citibank : Shell card; Exp. - unknown
* $20 benefit - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Performance Bicycle Rewards MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $15 in Cabela Club Credibility - World Foremost Coffer : Cabela Abundance Acclaim Card: Visa; Exp-unknown
* $15 Camping World Allowance Agenda - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Good Sam Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* $12 off a 25 gallon gas ample up - Chase : Speedway SuperAmerica Platinum MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $10 benefit - Chase : Starbucks Agenda Duetto Visa; Exp. - unknown
Miles, ability and assorted bonuses. * Chargeless iPod drag - Coffer of America : Detroit Lions Extra Credibility Acclaim Card; Exp. - 2/28/2010
* Two chargeless months of Costco Membership - American Express : any AMEX acclaim card; Exp. - 6/30/10
* 10% off the aboriginal meijer acquirement - GE Money Coffer : meijer Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless DVD (<= 5000 points)- Aboriginal Hawaiian Coffer : Gaia acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless shipment for Orvis purchases - Chase : Orvis Visa acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* 10% off TJX advertisement - Chase : TJX abundance Rewards Card; Exp. - unknown
* 20% off your aboriginal OshKosh B'gosh or Carter's acquirement - Barclays Coffer Delaware : OshKosh Family Rewards MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless breakfast or cafeteria or banquet - Coffer of America : Absolute Rewards acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Cobra 2 way Radios - Coffer of America : BoatU.S. WorldPoints Platinum Additional Visa; Exp. - unknown
* 20% off Pier 1 Imports advertisement - Chase : Pier 1 Rewards MasterCard; Exp. - unknown 
Travel bonusesCash bonuses.
Absolute bulk of banknote bonuses is $626.00. * $100 auberge allowance affidavit or 3 chargeless auberge nights - Chase : Priority Club Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $100 on lath acclaim (=10,000 benefit points)- Coffer of America : Royal Caribbean Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $100 benefit or chargeless one way air admission to/from Hawaii - Coffer of America : Hawaiian Airlines Visa Platinum Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* $51 in airfare accumulation - Citibank : Platinum American Express Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 off a British Airways roundtrip additional 20000 BA benefit credibility additional chargeless accompaniment BA admission - Chase : British Airways Visa; Exp. - 12/31/10
* $50 off an Expedia acquirement - Citibank : Citi PremierPass Expedia.com Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 biking abatement - Chase : SeaMiles Visa Rewards Card; Exp. - unknown
* $50 abatement - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Carnival Sea Afar MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - Citibank : Citi PremierPass Expedia.com Agenda Elite Level; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Six Flags In Park Voucher - Chase : Six Flags Platinum MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 benefit - Coffer of America : Norwegian Cruise Line WorldPoints MasterCard; Exp. - unknown Miles, ability and chargeless air tickets .
* Five "free" nights - American Express : The hilton HHonors Surpass Card; Exp. - 01/15/2010
* Annular cruise American Airlines MileSAAver flight for $85 - Citibank : Platinum Select AAdvantage World MasterCard ; Exp. - 02/28/10
* Annular cruise American Airlines MileSAAver flight for $85 - Citibank : Citi Select AAdvantage American Express agenda ; Exp. - 2/28/10
* Annular cruise MileSAAver air admission for American Airlines (25000 miles)- Citibank : Citi Platinum Select AAdvantage World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 2 chargeless auberge nights - Citibank : hilton HHonors Visa Signature Card; Exp. - unknown
* Two chargeless night break in La Quinta (12000 points) - Chase : La Quinta Visa Rewards Card; Exp. - unknown
* Six auberge nights for $65 - Chase : The Marriott Rewards Premier Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* Roundtrip admission for Continental airlines for $85 - Chase : The Continental Airlines World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Annular cruise air admission for Southwest Airlines (16 bouns credit) for $59 - Chase : Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless auberge night + 20 dollars benefit - Chase : Priority Club Rewards Signature Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* 6 PointSaver nights at Marriott hotels for $30 - Chase : Marriott Rewards Visa Signature Card; Exp. - unknown
* 30000 BA benefit afar additional chargeless accompaniment BA admission & $50 off a British Airways roundtrip - Chase : British Airways Visa; Exp. - unknown
* Annular cruise flight (25000 benefit miles) for US Airways and Star Alliance affiliate airlines for $79 - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Premier World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Three chargeless annular cruise Spirit airlines arena 1 off aiguille tickets - Barclays Coffer Delaware : FREE SPIRIT Onyx World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Annular cruise admission for Frontier airlines for $49 - Barclays Coffer Delaware : World MasterCard with Anniversary Fee; Exp. - unknown
* Annular cruise air admission for Midwest Airlines - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Midwest Airlines World MasterCard with anniversary fee; Exp. - unknown
* One way admission for AirTran for $39 - Barclays Coffer Delaware : AirTran Airways A+ Visa Signature with anniversary fee; Exp. - unknown
* 7500 China Airlines Benefit Afar - Barclays Coffer Delaware : China Airlines MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 5000 Benefit Princess Credibility - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Princess Rewards Visa; Exp. - unknown
* 5000 Air Jamaica Afar - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Air Jamaica 7th Heaven Rewards World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 5,000 Benefit Credibility for Holland America - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Holland America Line Rewards Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* 20000 Lufthansa afar - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Lufthansa Premier Afar & Added World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 10000 Icelandair Benefit Customer Club Credibility for $39 - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Icelandair World MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 5000 credibility - Coffer of America : Sandals and Beaches Rewards Visa; Exp. - unknown
* Two chargeless auberge nights or fifty dollar Carlson Hotels Prepaid agenda - Coffer of America : Goldpoints additional Visa Signature card; Exp. - unknown
* Two annular cruise tickets (60,000 miles) for US Airways and Continental for $90 - Coffer of America : Virgin Atlantic American Express Black Card; Exp. - unknown
* Annular cruise Alaska Airlines air admission for $75 - Coffer of America : Alaska Airlines Visa Signature; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless auberge night (6000 points) - Coffer of America : Wyndham Rewards acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Accompaniment Airline Admission - Coffer of America : Defenders of Wildlife WorldPoints Platinum Additional Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* A 2 for 1 Biking Affidavit - Coffer of America : IEEE Platinum Additional MasterCard Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* 2 for 1 Airfare Affidavit - Coffer of America : Working Assets Visa; Exp. - unknown
* 1 chargeless auberge night - Coffer of America : Choice Privileges Visa card; Exp. - unknown
* 5,000 Benefit Afar - Coffer of America: Asiana American Express Agenda from Coffer of America; Exp-unknown
* Six chargeless hilton auberge nights - American Express : hilton HHonors Agenda from American Express; Exp. - unknown
* 20000 Delta SkyMiles - American Express : Platinum Delta SkyMiles Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown
* 10% abatement (5000 SkyPoints) on a Delta or Song admission and 4.9% APR for the activity of antithesis - American Express : Blue Sky acclaim card; Exp - unknown
* 5000 benefit credibility - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Aer Lingus MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* 1 chargeless night at Best Western (10000 points) - Barclays Coffer Delaware : Best Western MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
Professional bonusesCash bonuses.
Absolute bulk of banknote bonuses is $480.00. * $80 Benefit - Chase: Realtor Platinum Visa Card; Exp-unknown
* $50 account acclaim - Coffer of America : Florida Nurses Association Platinum Additional Visa Agenda with WorldPoints rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Coffer of America : The NEA Platinum Additional MasterCard acclaim agenda with WorldPoints rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $50 account acclaim - Coffer of America : Sigma Theta Tau International Platinum Additional Visa; Exp. - unknown
* $50 benefit - Coffer of America : California Nurses Association Platinum Additional Visa Acclaim Agenda with WorldPoints rewards; Exp. - unknown
* $50 chargeless Bass Pro Shops Allowance Agenda - Coffer of America : National Wild Turkey Federation WorldPoints Platinum Additional Visa Card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 account acclaim - Coffer of America : Lath of Regents of the University of Oklahoma Platinum Additional MasterCard acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* $25 account acclaim - Coffer of America : Ohio University Alumni Association WorldPoints MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* $25 chargeless Bass Pro Shops Allowance Agenda - Coffer of America : Ducks Unlimited Visa, absorb at atomic $200; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Benefit - Coffer of America: University of Connecticut Alumni Association WorldPoints Platinum Additional Visa Acclaim Card; Exp-unknown
* $25 Benefit - Coffer of America: Sallie Mae Platinum Additional MasterCard Acclaim Agenda with WorldPoints; Exp-unknown
* $25 Benefit - Coffer of America: UCLA Alumni AMEX Card; Exp-unknown
Miles, ability and assorted bonuses. * Chargeless adaptation kit - Coffer of America : Sierra Club WorldPoints Platinum Additional MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless knife - Coffer of America : American Quarter Horse Association American Express; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Xtract multitool - Coffer of America : American Quarter Horse Association American Express; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Portable DVD amateur - Coffer of America : AAA MidAtlantic acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Netter Atlas of Human Anatomy or a chargeless USMLE Guide Step 1 2009 - Coffer of America : AMSA MasterCard; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Cobra 2 Way Radios - Coffer of America : Ducks Unlimited WorldPoints Platinum Additional Visa Acclaim Card, absorb at atomic $100; Exp. - unknown
* Chargeless Buck XTract apparatus - Coffer of America : Whitetails Unlimited acclaim card; Exp. - unknown
* A 2 for 1 Biking Affidavit - Coffer of America : American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Platinum Additional MasterCard Acclaim Card; Exp. - unknown Student bonusesCash bonuses.
Absolute bulk of banknote bonuses is $75.00.
* $50 benefit - Citibank : Forward Agenda for Academy Students; Exp. - unknown
* $25 Benefit - Discover : Discover Student acclaim card; Exp. - unknown

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when i acquainted aggregate in for my bedmate and i it's about $895 for both of us with taxes and anchorage fees.
wow!!
what do ya'll think?
should we go?
we reside in socal, so we don't accept any flight.

How do you acquisition bargain flights aural Asia? How do you book them? I accept sites like Expedia doesn't seek a lot of bounded airlines...
I'm searching for Tokyo to Beijing at the moment and can't acquisition annihilation beneath than $600 RT.