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Orbitz
Coupons Plus Up to 3.75% Cash Back



Most Helpful Positive Review

4 stars

FatWallet/Orbitz click-through actually works

by odavey on August 24th, 2010
Unlike some of the other "members" who mysteriously never receive the click-throughs - Orbitz does deliver and you will get cash back (within 90 days). Definitely recommend it if you find a cheap flight/hotel through them...

Most Helpful Negative Review

1 stars

VERY MISLEADING

by csuflinda on December 11th, 2010
$3 out of $638 for airfare is NOT 4.8%!!!!
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Most Recent Store Reviews for Orbitz

1 stars

.002% cash back

by anish319 on December 8th, 2011
Orbitz is listed as up to 4.2% however they gave me .002% on a 1300 dollar purchase. this is pathetic and only reason I choose orbitz for this cashback otherwise there we other cheaper websites like airfare.com

dont use ORbitz
1 stars

Only $3 for two domestic roundtrip airfares, not 4.2%

by illander on December 5th, 2011
Misleading you don't get the advertised cash back. Disappointing
1 stars

best flight not available via Orbitz directly, only via Kayak

by sullidav on October 24th, 2011
I found a Frontier Airlines flight through Kayak available on Orbitz @ $175 per person (4 people), at best time for us. I went to Fatwallet then to Orbitz, and entered the flight information and that flight did not show up, cheapest it showed on same airline was $231. I went back to Kayak and booked the $175 flight on Orbitz through Kayak, losing $12 cashback and more importantly the time I spent to try this twice.

Also Orbitz's entry screens are balky, eg when you are entering travelers' birthdates.

Bottom line - don't use Orbitz directly, you get better flights (even from Orbitz) by using Kayak.
1 stars

Big Hidden Fees

by conjunctivee on October 19th, 2011
I understand that all of these sites have hidden fees. Orbitz advertises no booking fees for domestic single-carrier flights. They charged me a 17.99 booking fee for LAX to JFX non-stop, single carrier. Fee does not appear anywhere on the invoices, confirmations, or receipts. They told me they charge the fee because I clicked through FatWallet, which voided the "no booking fees." Very shady. Horrible customer service... I waited on hold for 45 minutes to be transferred to someone else and another 30 minute hold. Emailed customer service as well, and it took 6 business days for a reply. Never did get the fee reimbursed, or properly justified. Just be prepared for hidden fees and be ready for a long fight if you want the refund (if you even get it).
2 stars

3% air ticket cash back misleading

by navigator on September 18th, 2011
$6 for $2000 air tickets purchase.
5 stars

Great store

by cfischer on May 13th, 2011
Wow, amazing reviews from people who can't read. $3 cashback is great and I always use it on my $50 tickets. Sure I use Priceline for my $1000 tickets, but this is what you get when you can read ;-)
The 4.2% cashback on pre-pay hotels is also fabulous when you combine it with the 5-10% coupons; a 9.2-14.2% savings!
Cashback credits very quickly and so far 100% w/o any issues.
3 stars

Yes, read the fine print, but...

by maxvolume on March 10th, 2011
If it's a rebate you're looking for, Priceline pays you a flat 3% which generally is a whole lot better than the $3 you get on Orbitz (unless you're buying like a $50 ticket,) however Orbitz offers price assurance which Priceline doesn't so if the price changes they will auto-rebate you (it has happened to me so I know it's for real)...so in the end it's kind of a crapshoot: you can take the 3% from Priceline & know that's all you'll get or you can take the $3 from Orbitz and the chance of a future price differential.
1 stars

Misleading (as everyone else put it)

by TakimanPGT on March 4th, 2011
To have purchased $2400 in flight tickets and received $3 per ticket cash back is a joke at best. Priceline offers 3% cash back and would have been a better deal. The "upto 4.2%" cashback suggestion is very very misleading to consumers. Stay away from Orbitz.
1 stars

Misleading

by pekbos on February 22nd, 2011
3 dollar out of over $900 flight, that's less than 0.4%
1 stars

misleading cashback!

by xuelan1984 on February 21st, 2011
The cashback rate is not 3% at all for the air tickets purchase!! It's less than 1%! Don't by air tickets from Orbitz if you care about the cashback, buy from Priceline.
1 stars

Misleading is right...

by odavey on February 11th, 2011
4.2% cashback my @$$! I spent $614.80 on a ticket and all I got back was $6.00 (that's LESS than 1%!). Last time I buy from Orbitz... Save yourself the disappoint and shop elsewhere.
1 stars

Misleading

by koslowski on February 11th, 2011
$9 cashback on +1K ticket
1 stars

No AmericanAirlanes?

by danix180 on January 11th, 2011
No AA ?
No deal for me than.
Shame Orbitz. I'll book on CheapCarribean.com
1 stars

completely screwed!

by HIV on January 3rd, 2011
for $685 air ticket purchase, only $1.8 cash back, this is 0.2%, how can it be up to 4.2%??? I will never use fatwallet any more. this is the last time.
1 stars

Absolute Garbage

by Romit on December 20th, 2010
Completely incorrect information!!! $1100 ticket and only $3 Cashback! What's the deal with 4.8%. What the hell are they advertising anyways. Why is this not mentioned clearly. I am never using this nonsense ever again. Complete BS!
2 stars

Good prices, awful cashback

by ipapadop on November 22nd, 2010
$3 cashback for $1K+ ticket. Do not even consider the cashback a deal-breaker.
2 stars

misleading cashback

by astru on October 16th, 2010
Up to 4.2% cashback turns out to be $3 for a $1k plane ticket - read the fine print. Plus they try to make you buy price insurance by default. Other than that, there is nothing special about buying a plane ticket through them - regular convenient online experience.

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