Originally Posted by SeattleFlyerGuy

"JetBlue Bucks": I'm just referring to the value of the ticket minus change fee. Even if you don't catch your flight, your ticket is still a paid fare which you can change against a fee. As such, if you have a $150 ticket and there's a $100 fee, then you still have $50 in a JetBlue voucher that you can use in the future towards a new flight. In my case, I believe that the JetBlue ticket value is about $135, which means I'll have $35 towards the purchase of a new ticket due to their $100 change fee.

And I miscalculated on my breaking even. If the coupon falls through, I'll be out $100ish. Worth the risk, but I'm not going to go crazy like some of the the others here. Also, I'm not called Fred.