AAdvantage eShopping restaurant.com: 33mi/$ DEC.2 ONLY
Dec 2, 2013 | 4:41 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 91
AAdvantage eShopping restaurant.com: 33mi/$ DEC.2 ONLY
Just for cyber Monday - I saw they are offering 33 miles/$ spent.
In addition, you can use the code CYBER and get:
$25 gift certificate for $3 instead (usually $10)
$10 gift certificate for $1.20 instead (usually $3)
Offer is through AAdvantage eshopping as far as I can tell (Checked UA, DL, and US also). Seems to expire tonight, so act quick
Mods - feel free to merge if needed. I did a search and couldn't find this one mentioned yet.
In addition, you can use the code CYBER and get:
$25 gift certificate for $3 instead (usually $10)
$10 gift certificate for $1.20 instead (usually $3)
Offer is through AAdvantage eshopping as far as I can tell (Checked UA, DL, and US also). Seems to expire tonight, so act quick
Mods - feel free to merge if needed. I did a search and couldn't find this one mentioned yet.
Dec 2, 2013 | 5:29 pm
#2
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: SAN
Programs: DL SM, Marriot PLT, Tall guy in need of legroom
Posts: 1,478
wow, this is probably a better deal for me vs. the magazines.com one as I entertain clients and employees often and the price here is dirt cheap plus get some miles.
I've never used these before --are they relatively easy to use or are there restrictions galore (besides the minimum spend).
I've never used these before --are they relatively easy to use or are there restrictions galore (besides the minimum spend).
Dec 2, 2013 | 6:05 pm
#3
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 38
I've used them a few times. Felt it was pretty easy. Conditions are written on certificate itself (including on mobile device). I've been told a few times, sorry, alcohol not included, showed them the certificate which did not mention such thing and they accepted it.
Really easy to use...
Really easy to use...
Dec 2, 2013 | 6:23 pm
#4
Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 974
Thanks for the info. and to the OP for starting this thread.
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
Last edited by thebobmc; Dec 2, 2013 at 6:26 pm Reason: thought of another question
Dec 2, 2013 | 6:43 pm
#5
Join Date: Jul 2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by aerolulu
Really easy to use...
Thanks for the info. and to the OP for starting this thread.
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
Originally Posted by aerolulu
Really easy to use...
Thanks for the info. and to the OP for starting this thread.
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
To me it is a scam.
Dec 2, 2013 | 6:51 pm
#6
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Thanks for the info. and to the OP for starting this thread.
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
Yes if the certificates are useful this is a very good deal.
One question I haven't found the answer to during a quick look at the Restaurant.com website is "do the certificates expire ? "
And a 2nd question, "if the bill at a particular restaurant comes to $ 30 and I have a $ 25 certificate, I assume that I can pay the difference by cash or credit card ?"
You can pay the difference by credit card, but honestly a $25 cert usually has a much larger minimum spend than $30
Dec 2, 2013 | 7:24 pm
#7
Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 974
So in other words, if I am thinking of checking out a couple of restaurants using Restaurant.com certificates, and if I will probably spend $ 20 or so in each restaurant, then I should buy $ 10 certificates because the minimum spend is usually 2 X the value of the certificate ?
Dec 2, 2013 | 8:23 pm
#8
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: SAN
Programs: DL SM, Marriot PLT, Tall guy in need of legroom
Posts: 1,478
Thanks ! I hadn't considered the minimum spend part of the equation.
So in other words, if I am thinking of checking out a couple of restaurants using Restaurant.com certificates, and if I will probably spend $ 20 or so in each restaurant, then I should buy $ 10 certificates because the minimum spend is usually 2 X the value of the certificate ?
So in other words, if I am thinking of checking out a couple of restaurants using Restaurant.com certificates, and if I will probably spend $ 20 or so in each restaurant, then I should buy $ 10 certificates because the minimum spend is usually 2 X the value of the certificate ?
I look for restaurants I visit if I didnt know of this deal and if they're on here..great. Looks like for a $50 certificate. a $75-100 purchase is required. If I do a nice dinner for 2 and its often $75+, this is still a nice deal for me.