Originally Posted by
serpens
Thanks for sharing your opinion, kaliimc. It was some years ago (maybe about the time you posted) that I visited the company's web site. I concluded that if it really had something good to offer, it would be more explicit before requiring information from me, and I never pursued it further.
Thanks for posting. I read what you say with interest and value your contributions. Still, the company's web site screams its silence about specific benefits, and I expect it would be touch-and-go whether I could save $50 per year on flights at a 5% discount. If I book a ticket for a companion and myself, do I get the discount on both tickets? Obviously, that would double the savings.
Veterans Advantages has a Vet Rewards Benefit Directory that list all the companies that provides discounts to its members. About eight years ago we took a cruise on an Oceania cruise ship around Tahiti we paid over $3,000.00 from a Travel Agent not related to Veterans Advantage. There was a link on the Veterans Advantage for cruises but I did not think there was much of a discount.
The next time we decided to take a cruise we used the link on the Veterans Advantage’s website. We took the same cruise on Oceania for $2,000.00. We have been using the link on the Veterans Advantage’s website to book all our cruises since.
Some of the links you can find a discount equal to or better.
There are no websites that I know of that gives 5% off the fare on United Airlines, other carriers and 10% off on American Airlines.
CVS there is a 20% discount online purchases with free shipping. There are about forty pages of companies that gives discount to Veterans Advantage’s members.
If you have a problem with a company which rarely happens. Veterans Advantage’s Support is worthless. The discounts listed to work with all the vendors.