B8B - Sorry that you didn't like or enjoy my service. I never lied about my service and was fairly open about my price and service offering - infact I had provided you with all the information in advance, and you still decided to work with that pricing.
I couldn't have created segments for you (16 of those) which did not exist. Thank you |
Do these services charge you even if they can't find exactly what you wanted?
Like if you have to travel on certain dates, only want low awards, not crazy taxes and fees and no crazy layovers? |
My service doesn't charge unless you get exactly what you want. If something's not possible, I would tell you upfront, but that's very rarely the case. :D
I can't speak for anyone else. |
Originally Posted by wco81
(Post 20259259)
Do these services charge you even if they can't find exactly what you wanted?
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Originally Posted by wco81
(Post 20259259)
Do these services charge you even if they can't find exactly what you wanted?
Like if you have to travel on certain dates, only want low awards, not crazy taxes and fees and no crazy layovers? I'm glad he's happier with the other service providers and I respect that skill in this space, but you'll have to try the service and commitment rather than listen to an isolated comment on this platform. |
Originally Posted by WorldClassPerks
(Post 20259381)
I can honestly say that the "charge for time"usually happens a few times a year ...
Disclaimer - The following is just my personal experience and opinion: The difference is night and day. You will pay less with UPGRD.com and Award Travel Services AND get better expertise. Why pay more for less or risk getting shaken down for money on an unsuccessful attempt because of lack of award booking knowledge by an "expert"? |
Originally Posted by b8b
(Post 20259413)
All I can say is that WorldClassPerks simply did *not* have the expertise with Aeroplan that MatthewLAX at UPGRD.com did. I spent far more time helping WorldClassPerks than simply requesting service from UPGRD.com and Award Travel Services.
Disclaimer - The following is just my personal experience and opinion: The difference is night and day. You will pay less with UPGRD.com and Award Travel Services AND get better expertise. Why pay more for less or risk getting shaken down for money on an unsuccessful attempt because of lack of award booking knowledge by an "expert"? I am fairly comfortable and acknowledge that there is a ton of skill in this space, but only you and I know what you AGREED on and now you want to claim the opposite. I wish you luck in your travel plans! |
Originally Posted by WorldClassPerks
(Post 20259451)
B8B - I think you like the concept of a free service and I don't blame you for that!
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Great thread, I will be looking into these services within the next few weeks.
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Hmm, I emailed upgrd.com over the weekend. No word.
Maybe the award I want isn't there to be found. |
Originally Posted by wco81
(Post 20259259)
Do these services charge you even if they can't find exactly what you wanted?
Like if you have to travel on certain dates, only want low awards, not crazy taxes and fees and no crazy layovers? Or if you want 4 LH F awards 2 months out, that's not happening either.
Originally Posted by b8b
(Post 20259308)
I can tell you that WorldClassPerks didn't have the expertise to know up-front that a routing was not possible (I've booked a 16 segment route with Aeroplan before and just recently had a 15-segment route booked). After he learned he couldn't do a routing due to MPM (guys like MatthewLAX at UPGRD.com know this like the back of their hand and can calculate this without calling), he actually wanted to charge me just for trying!! WorldClassPerks stated he told me this up front, but I never would have agreed to these terms since there are several award travel services mentioned here that charge less, and even then, don't charge unless you book something.
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Originally Posted by WorldClassPerks
(Post 20285455)
You mind posting email exchange? We can decide for ourselves.
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Does anyone know if any award booking services have 1k or premier status on united?
I already have an routing made, but with close in ticketing fees and possible rescheduling (changing dates within 21 days) it'd be worth the fee to have someone with status book the award from their account. Is this even possible for award services? I'd simply pay the cash + transfer the necessary UR points. |
It's hard to explain what I want - but what I think I want isn't very hard to get - but I want to pay someone who knows more than I do to sit and just email back and forth - bounce ideas off of me - not even necessarily who has many tricks. But something like "We have all summer, we want to go some place that we can't drive to in a couple of days, this is what we got as far as points - what do you suggest?" For four people - it seems like fees get up to $600 - where this may take an hour conversation over a few days. Any ideas on lower-cost booking services for newbies when the challenge isn't particularly hard - but it's a first time award booking for them and they want to pay for the handholding/spoon feeding?
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Originally Posted by horseymen
(Post 20470800)
It's hard to explain what I want - but what I think I want isn't very hard to get - but I want to pay someone who knows more than I do to sit and just email back and forth - bounce ideas off of me - not even necessarily who has many tricks. But something like "We have all summer, we want to go some place that we can't drive to in a couple of days, this is what we got as far as points - what do you suggest?" For four people - it seems like fees get up to $600 - where this may take an hour conversation over a few days. Any ideas on lower-cost booking services for newbies when the challenge isn't particularly hard - but it's a first time award booking for them and they want to pay for the handholding/spoon feeding?
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