Using E-Certificate
Hey Folks,
Anyone tried to book using the 20% Economy E-Certificate at united web booking tool? For some weird reason I get better price if I don't use the certificate! :mad: I thought the certificate meant an automatic 20% off the advertised price(...) but what I see is either a joke or a very tight restrictions on redeeming/traveling dates?:td: Hope I can get some good feedback from some of you Thx |
What fare classes is the cert good for? (see the T&Cs)
It may not be valid for the lower fare classes. |
Originally Posted by WineCountryUA
(Post 16215295)
What fare classes is the cert good for? (see the T&Cs)
It may not be valid for the lower fare classes. 5. Ticketing Dates: Valid for 1 year from January 9, 2011 6. Travel Dates: Valid for 1 year from January 9, 2011 7. Blackout Dates: None 12. Qualifying Fares: This discount may be used on following published fares: United First(R) (F,A) class, United Business(R) (J,C,D,Z) class and United Economy(R) (Y, B, M, E, U, H, Q, V, W, S, T, L, K) class fares. dose this cover almost all fares? |
The e-cert should be taking 20% off the fare before taxes and fees. What are the fares you are getting with and without using the e-cert? (and it may sound silly, but are all the other variables [i.e. flight #'s] the same?)
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OP, you might want to call united.com web support to price the itinerary that you want. If it's the glitch of the website, you could ticket the itinerary with your ecert for free over the phone.
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Originally Posted by goalie
(Post 16217827)
The e-cert should be taking 20% off the fare before taxes and fees. What are the fares you are getting with and without using the e-cert? (and it may sound silly, but are all the other variables [i.e. flight #'s] the same?)
Originally Posted by Nelumbo
(Post 16218013)
OP, you might want to call united.com web support to price the itinerary that you want. If it's the glitch of the website, you could ticket the itinerary with your ecert for free over the phone.
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What are the fare classes offered with and without the cert?
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OP if its a Domestic trip then most likely you saw UAs G fare w/o the cert being used, the ecerts arent any good on that.
I too ran into that with a $50 ecert PHL-LAS-PHL was $158 and a G fare, put in the cert and bingo with the cert the fare is now $228 guess the lowest fare that the cert is usable with was $278. so I booked it w/o using the cert |
Originally Posted by WineCountryUA
(Post 16218703)
What are the fare classes offered with and without the cert?
for example: w/o certificate: 1,931.00 USD combination of Economy (K) and (S) with certificate 1,979.00 USD combination of Economy (K) and (S) |
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