[FARE GONE] Expedia.ca $300 coupon on packages (new terms)
Nov 20, 10, 4:40 pm
#1591
Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 7
Remember!
You want to print these out in hard copy just to be safe:
1) The original email offer. This is the offer originally emailed out, which includes the original T&C, code, offer, etc. There is no language about Expedia being able to cancel at any time in the original offer. Note that this original PDF shows "per booking" where as now it's "per person", so for all of you who have multiple bookings under your name, you will need to rely on this.
2) Your expedia itinerary
3) Expedia Charges. Log into your expedia.ca itinerary and click on "My Payment History". This will show the transactional history on charges. Print this out.
4) Airline Itinerary. Log into your airline (such as JetBlue) with the confirmation code, and print out the intinerary.
5) Airline Receipt/Payment. On JetBlue, when you click View Itinerary, there's one more link called "View eTicket Receipt". Mine showed some taxes, with final amount zero'd out. Print that out.
6) Your credit card transactions. This will include charges and refunds from Expedia.
7) Hotel confirmation. Call your hotel and confirm. Then have them email you the confirmation.
Hope that helps.
1) The original email offer. This is the offer originally emailed out, which includes the original T&C, code, offer, etc. There is no language about Expedia being able to cancel at any time in the original offer. Note that this original PDF shows "per booking" where as now it's "per person", so for all of you who have multiple bookings under your name, you will need to rely on this.
2) Your expedia itinerary
3) Expedia Charges. Log into your expedia.ca itinerary and click on "My Payment History". This will show the transactional history on charges. Print this out.
4) Airline Itinerary. Log into your airline (such as JetBlue) with the confirmation code, and print out the intinerary.
5) Airline Receipt/Payment. On JetBlue, when you click View Itinerary, there's one more link called "View eTicket Receipt". Mine showed some taxes, with final amount zero'd out. Print that out.
6) Your credit card transactions. This will include charges and refunds from Expedia.
7) Hotel confirmation. Call your hotel and confirm. Then have them email you the confirmation.
Hope that helps.
Nov 20, 10, 4:40 pm
#1592
Moderator: Mileage Run, InterContinental Hotels & Radisson Hotel Group
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 5,699
Welcome new members!
I wanted to take a minute to welcome all the new members who joined FT for this deal and/or have their first post in this thread. These deals always bring a lot of newcomers to FT, and we're glad to have you! I encourage you to not just use this website for the "deals," but to actually start reading some other forums. FT is an amazing resource; if you decide to stick around and put in some "work," you can learn things about travel that are beyond your wildest imagination, and even make friends for life. We've all been newbies at some point, and most of us have fond memories of our first deal. I invite you to stay and become addicted to FT!
--jpdx, MR Moderator
--jpdx, MR Moderator
Nov 20, 10, 4:41 pm
#1593
Ambassador: Alaska Airlines
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: BWI
Posts: 7,333
Originally Posted by jetfuel44
2-3, I call top bunk!
Got a 5:45A flight out of LGA on the 2nd 
Land at 10:00pm on the 1st.
Both hostels will surely enjoy unheard of profits during the month of December!
I would be down to hit some bars then head back to the airport at 2am after getting kicked out from the bar.
Nov 20, 10, 4:41 pm
#1594
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 53
Originally Posted by jpdx
I wanted to take a minute to welcome all the new members who joined FT for this deal and/or have their first post in this thread. These deals always bring a lot of newcomers to FT, and we're glad to have you! I encourage you to not just use this website for the "deals," but to actually start reading some other forums. FT is an amazing resource; if you decide to stick around and put in some "work," you can learn things about travel that are beyond your wildest imagination, and even make friends for life. We've all been newbies at some point, and most of us have fond memories of our first deal. I invite you to stay and become addicted to FT!
--jpdx, MR Moderator
--jpdx, MR Moderator
Nov 20, 10, 4:43 pm
#1596
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: ORD (formerly ORD>SFO>AKL)
Programs: AA PPro, QF Gold, DL Plat, HHonors Diamond, Hyatt Globalist, IHG Platinum
Posts: 352
Originally Posted by jetfuel44
But understand - once you start, there is no stopping.
Long time lurker, short time poster. Have completed a few SRs. I can't stay away.
Nov 20, 10, 4:44 pm
#1597
Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 16
Originally Posted by jpdx
I wanted to take a minute to welcome all the new members who joined FT for this deal and/or have their first post in this thread. These deals always bring a lot of newcomers to FT, and we're glad to have you! I encourage you to not just use this website for the "deals," but to actually start reading some other forums. FT is an amazing resource; if you decide to stick around and put in some "work," you can learn things about travel that are beyond your wildest imagination, and even make friends for life. We've all been newbies at some point, and most of us have fond memories of our first deal. I invite you to stay and become addicted to FT!
--jpdx, MR Moderator
--jpdx, MR Moderator
And I'm still on the phone trying to cancel my reservation. Complicated...
Nov 20, 10, 4:44 pm
#1598
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Canada
Programs: AS, DL, UA, Hyatt, SPG
Posts: 2,554
Originally Posted by MDFlyer87
What significant clarifications? They basically just changed it to another just as vague/generalized statement IMO. How does the new wording in any way clearly state that those buying from the US are ineligible?
"Coupon is non-refundable, non-transferable and only available for transactions/travel originating in Canada. One coupon per person. Any portion of the package which is cancelled will make the coupon null and void and the full amount of the package will be charged to the credit card."
That little gem I guess. Transactions originating in Canada could be perhaps argued with. Travel originating in Canada is fairly black and white. And a significant change from before.
Oh, and welcome to FT.
Nov 20, 10, 4:45 pm
#1600
Moderator, Hertz; FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: KRK / ORD
Programs: UA 1MM, BA GGL, Hyatt Glob, Hilton Diamond and others
Posts: 12,645
Hmm
looked at the CCs
looks like 1 pending charge (ax) for the airfare only one one (aa) for about $200. No hostel nor activities fee.
Other one (Visa)with the jetblue and actual hotel is pending the $4.
I assume I will see a refund soon on the AX for the flight
looked at the CCs
looks like 1 pending charge (ax) for the airfare only one one (aa) for about $200. No hostel nor activities fee.
Other one (Visa)with the jetblue and actual hotel is pending the $4.
I assume I will see a refund soon on the AX for the flight
Nov 20, 10, 4:46 pm
#1601
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Here, there, and everywhere
Programs: PC: Platinum, DL: PM, National: Exec
Posts: 806
Originally Posted by wchang
You want to print these out in hard copy just to be safe:
1) The original email offer. This is the offer originally emailed out, which includes the original T&C, code, offer, etc. There is no language about Expedia being able to cancel at any time in the original offer. Note that this original PDF shows "per booking" where as now it's "per person", so for all of you who have multiple bookings under your name, you will need to rely on this.
2) Your expedia itinerary
3) Expedia Charges. Log into your expedia.ca itinerary and click on "My Payment History". This will show the transactional history on charges. Print this out.
4) Airline Itinerary. Log into your airline (such as JetBlue) with the confirmation code, and print out the intinerary.
5) Airline Receipt/Payment. On JetBlue, when you click View Itinerary, there's one more link called "View eTicket Receipt". Mine showed some taxes, with final amount zero'd out. Print that out.
6) Your credit card transactions. This will include charges and refunds from Expedia.
7) Hotel confirmation. Call your hotel and confirm. Then have them email you the confirmation.
Hope that helps.
1) The original email offer. This is the offer originally emailed out, which includes the original T&C, code, offer, etc. There is no language about Expedia being able to cancel at any time in the original offer. Note that this original PDF shows "per booking" where as now it's "per person", so for all of you who have multiple bookings under your name, you will need to rely on this.
2) Your expedia itinerary
3) Expedia Charges. Log into your expedia.ca itinerary and click on "My Payment History". This will show the transactional history on charges. Print this out.
4) Airline Itinerary. Log into your airline (such as JetBlue) with the confirmation code, and print out the intinerary.
5) Airline Receipt/Payment. On JetBlue, when you click View Itinerary, there's one more link called "View eTicket Receipt". Mine showed some taxes, with final amount zero'd out. Print that out.
6) Your credit card transactions. This will include charges and refunds from Expedia.
7) Hotel confirmation. Call your hotel and confirm. Then have them email you the confirmation.
Hope that helps.
Nov 20, 10, 4:46 pm
#1602
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Bay Area, CA
Programs: UA Plat 2MM; AS MVP Gold 75K
Posts: 35,056
Originally Posted by jason8612
Hmm
looked at the CCs
looks like 1 pending charge (ax) for the airfare only one one (aa) for about $200. No hostel nor activities fee.
Other one (Visa)with the jetblue and actual hotel is pending the $4.
I assume I will see a refund soon on the AX for the flight
looked at the CCs
looks like 1 pending charge (ax) for the airfare only one one (aa) for about $200. No hostel nor activities fee.
Other one (Visa)with the jetblue and actual hotel is pending the $4.
I assume I will see a refund soon on the AX for the flight
Credits never show as pending against a CC. They just post when they post.
Nov 20, 10, 4:51 pm
#1604
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Here, there, and everywhere
Programs: PC: Platinum, DL: PM, National: Exec
Posts: 806
Originally Posted by channa
Credits never show as pending against a CC. They just post when they post.
Nov 20, 10, 4:55 pm
#1605
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: MEL
Programs: AA Gold, VA Plat, A3 Gold, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 35
Originally Posted by jetfuel44
2-3, I call top bunk!
