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Old May 1, 2019, 6:31 am
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Angry Is F9's website recognizing you as a Discount Den member?

I joined DD in July 2018. THe last two days, I have been trying to book roundtrip tickets on flights in which kids fly for free provided you are a DD member.

Unfortunately, the website does not recongnize me as a DD member, so I can't get the discount? Anyone encounter this?

I called their CS line and they offered to book me over the phone with a waived fee, but the agent couldn't get any information I told her into the computer correctly (flight dates, aiports) so after 20 minutes, I just hung-up...God knows what tickets she woudl have booked me.
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Old May 6, 2019, 8:53 am
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I had trouble getting the discounted elite price for DD and had to get it fixed with a partial refund, but it gives me the DD fares (for myself) when I click on the radio button.

OTOH, I wouldn't bet the farm that if they introduced some promotion like KFF that it'd be all programmed right. I have no first-hand experience with that but have had to do work-arounds on the phone when the online system tried to charge me a last-minute award booking fee and I'm exempt from those because of status.
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