dealber any domestic one-way $99, $199 RT (unable to confirm)
Dec 18, 2015, 10:41 am
#31
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Let me be clear, I doubt I'll be buying from these folks. I'm not telling anyone else to buy (or not to buy) from them. However, this is Flyertalk, and many of our members have over the years worked deals that a "normal" person would think impossible. Some of our members have started this discussion, and some have indicated an interest in the deal. There may be some gambling types who are willing to plop down $99 just out of curiosity, and others just sit back and watch as the mayhem unfolds. For all of them, this thread remains open.
Dec 18, 2015, 11:27 am
#32
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Google airfasttickets... This is owned by the same guys....
Dec 18, 2015, 4:04 pm
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Dec 19, 2015, 4:59 am
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AS 870/871 can be had for under $500 RT... Hmm RT for $199 sounds tempting 
Dec 19, 2015, 5:40 am
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Is it? Do you have a link to support that statement?
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Dec 19, 2015, 7:46 am
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Is it? Do you have a link to support that statement?
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Dec 19, 2015, 8:12 am
#39
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Is it? Do you have a link to support that statement?
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Today my investigations where more fruitfull. Indeed: http://wa-com.com/newsletter-dealber.com
Headquarters: 875 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 United States
Dealber is just down the street..
That link you provided lists Nikolaos Koklonis who is also behind AFT
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikolaos-koklonis-526b3a2a
BTW. dealber itself is registered through a proxy-domain service, meaning you can't find the contact behind it. Why would a legit company do that?
Dec 19, 2015, 10:56 am
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dealber any domestic one-way $99, $199 RT
I think everyone knows you guys think it's a scam. I don't think anyone's mind is being changed.
instead of saying it over and over based on your amateur sleuthing, let's just wait and see what happens, and you can come back and say I told you so if appropriate.
instead of saying it over and over based on your amateur sleuthing, let's just wait and see what happens, and you can come back and say I told you so if appropriate.
Dec 20, 2015, 3:50 am
#41
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Their Ads is all around Maimi airport .
Dec 20, 2015, 5:34 am
#42
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It's obvious that some are willing to spend time disputing credit card charges.
Good luck to them and any potential identity theft which may occur once you have entered your passenger details (including address, full name, etc.).
How has this thread not been deleted yet?
Good luck to them and any potential identity theft which may occur once you have entered your passenger details (including address, full name, etc.).
How has this thread not been deleted yet?
Dec 20, 2015, 7:10 am
#44
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It's obvious that some are willing to spend time disputing credit card charges.
Good luck to them and any potential identity theft which may occur once you have entered your passenger details (including address, full name, etc.).
How has this thread not been deleted yet?
Good luck to them and any potential identity theft which may occur once you have entered your passenger details (including address, full name, etc.).
How has this thread not been deleted yet?
And giving your address and name isn't really what leads to identity theft, considering that's often easy to find via Google.
Dec 20, 2015, 7:44 am
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I do agree we can all stop posting on this. The lessons learned here include the starter/OP - as the next scam/start-up will have proper math and a grammar checker.
This posting helps such fly by night organizations correct their woes and do it right next time so I hope the OP and others pay attention to the feedback vs. simply feel crushed by the negative feedback.
E.g. next time R/T should be $198 - get the math correct!
This posting helps such fly by night organizations correct their woes and do it right next time so I hope the OP and others pay attention to the feedback vs. simply feel crushed by the negative feedback.
E.g. next time R/T should be $198 - get the math correct!