I guess they say that practice makes perfect.

There sure are a lot of giveaways in the DEN area; how about having some in the other Frontier hubs?

Is MKE still considered a hub? In reality, it looks more like a focus city.

What other hubs?

I was thinking about qualifying the term, but I guess you guys took care of that.

Apparently, Frontier still believes it has multiple hubs, at least according to the info on their website.

+1

I wish there was a "tongue in cheek" smilie so that you would know I was just teasing you. No harm / no foul... I think the vast majority of us on this forum knew exactly what you were referring to.

Hopefully, they'll bring their billboard promotion to Milwaukee soon!

I should have placed a in my post, as that was the intent.

Thanks for the message.

Another giveaway scheduled, per FB:

One guess as to what area it's in.

That's an interesting location. Google street view shows an empty lot, while satellite shows some sort of building. There's an RTD stop there, so I wonder how busy it'll be for only 11 cards?

The location was Arvada Estates Retirement Community. No one seemed to know why it was held there, including the manager of the retirement home. I'd say about 30-40 people showed up. More orderly than the Cherry Creek event, but a bit odd in that there was no good place for the billboard truck to park, again. It ended up behind the building, not visible to street traffic. But I was one of the lucky eleven. Not sure if F9 treated the other folks to anything.

Like it or not, Twitter is here to stay, and it's already being used by customers to get direct responses from companies. Just look at Kevin Smith and Southwest.

I had a very similar situation with American a month or two back and not only got an upgrade to business class, but a $250 voucher toward a future flight.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease, and social media outlets give us the squeak we need to really be heard in new and revolutionizing ways. Bad PR is one thing, but companies can ill afford bad-mouthing on social media outlets from a more educated and active public.

Those who complain about government but then don't vote are the ones I put on a special $%^& list. Likewise, those who complain about companies but never contact them with an expectation of correcting wrongs or fixing things are also getting on my list.

I've had everything from free upgrades in flights, to vouchers for future travel, to full refunds for bad food/service, and much more. Hell, I bought a Verizon Droid two years ago, and am still on unlimited voice and data while using a Droid X. The touchscreen is going on this one as well, so will likely chime in soon again seeing if I can make the move the the iPhone4 (not the S).

It's a matter of leveraging these outlets best, and pretending they are the devil is just plain silly.

The Frontier promotions dept must think everyone knows that it's a forgone conclusion that all on-site giveaways are held in the Denver area; now they are not even listing a city (or state, for that matter) in their FB posts.

I understand that. My point was that "I" don't Tweet. I wasn't saying whether I liked it or not, or whether Twitter is here to stay. There are plenty of other communication channels available to me, including other social media outlets.