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Asking in case anyone has a brilliant idea. I already have (couple weeks ago) a JetBlue one-way booked for August, and I still need to book the other direction. Is there any way I can book the second flight, then 'combine' the reservations and get credit for it as a round trip to satisfy the promo requirements?
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i'd be sure to book a round trip AFTER entering the promotion. i don't think they'll be too flexible.
Also, 2 day jetblue sale going on now. $79 RT flights LGB to OAK and SFO July / Aug same day. |
Originally Posted by Pilot05
(Post 26839686)
for those waiting. I submitted Saturday 6/25 at 11am ET and just received my acceptance tonight at 8pm ET:)
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Submitted 6/25 at 12pm PST, nothing yet =[
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Submitted 6/25, 12PM CST, just received registered email about 30 minutes ago! Yay
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Originally Posted by dagaetch
(Post 26841837)
Asking in case anyone has a brilliant idea. I already have (couple weeks ago) a JetBlue one-way booked for August, and I still need to book the other direction. Is there any way I can book the second flight, then 'combine' the reservations and get credit for it as a round trip to satisfy the promo requirements?
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Originally Posted by dagaetch
(Post 26841837)
Asking in case anyone has a brilliant idea. I already have (couple weeks ago) a JetBlue one-way booked for August, and I still need to book the other direction. Is there any way I can book the second flight, then 'combine' the reservations and get credit for it as a round trip to satisfy the promo requirements?
what do you lose if you cancel the one-way you booked a few weeks ago? One idea is to try to get JB to give you a credit for the one-way (prob less than 50/50) and then buy a new r/t, hopefully on sale? |
Booking before getting Confirmation
Booking before getting confirmation from Jet Blue should be ok right?
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Originally Posted by Pilot05
(Post 26842234)
The going rate (it seems) to satisfy the r/t requirement is about $100 give or take. I could try and do it with work travel, but for $111 I just bought a R/T from Boston to Baltimore. I will fly down mid-week at 8am, turn around and fly back. I'll be back before lunch. I looked at city pairs on sale on the Jetblue site and used the calendar on google flight specifying nonstop and jet blue only. There were other options, buy they didn't work for me.
what do you lose if you cancel the one-way you booked a few weeks ago? One idea is to try to get JB to give you a credit for the one-way (prob less than 50/50) and then buy a new r/t, hopefully on sale?
Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 26842212)
Not sure what the prices are like, but consider just ignoring your current one-way and buying a new RT (after you get approved for the promo, of course).
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One option is to book the r/t ticket with an AMEX Plat to get the cost reimbursed. Anything under $200 total and I've had lots of luck with reimbursements.
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submitted Sunday afternoon but still no response yet... The wait is excruciating.
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Originally Posted by castcore
(Post 26842251)
Booking before getting confirmation from Jet Blue should be ok right?
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Originally Posted by TMM1982
(Post 26842123)
Submitted 6/25, 12PM CST, just received registered email about 30 minutes ago! Yay
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Originally Posted by alphaeagle
(Post 26842597)
I submitted shortly after 11am CT on 6/25, and still no e-mail. Hope they aren't losing people as they go through as it seems there have been a few others who have been passed over. The flights I wanted are no longer available for the price I was willing to pay. There is still a less desirable option but I'm worried that I'll lose that option too :(
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I submitted 6/27 in the AM, still no response as of this morning. Based on all of the data points in this thread it just seems like JetBlue is backed up with all of the registration requests - hopefully they don't change the terms.
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