moneymama said:laidbacklarkin said:moneymama said:I don't have any use for men's dockers. Is there anyway around that?Ever tried Women's dockers ?

Qualifying Purchases: Purchase $125 or more of men’s Dockers® apparel and/or accessories only (does not apply to women’s apparel, eyewear or luggage) (“Qualifying Purchases”) (pre-tax amount after application of all discounts, if any). Retain the ORIGINAL sales receipt or on-line receipt with order number and circle the eligible items

Get yourself a man ... father's day is coming up too.

diazfranco said:sydnie said:.......They charged him $59.00 for taxes for the Airline Ticket.....[/L]

Is this about right for the amount it would cost you in taxes? $59.00? Anybody know???</blockquote>

I'm flexible with cities/dates....but would want to travel with my hubby. 2 vouchers are allowable per address, BUT having to submit 3 possible itineraries, what is the chance that we would even get vouchers going to the same place, let alone on the same flight???

This seems like a great deal. I can't wait to get my voucher.

It is not a good deal. It is a crummy deal unless you do not work and don't care who you fly with since there is no guarantee that you and your friend,spouse, etc will even get the same flight.

moneymama said:I don't have any use for men's dockers. Is there anyway around that?
they have surgery to fix that, nowadays. "Addadictomy", i believe it's called.

merrimac1 said:BudgetingMom said:I'm flexible with cities/dates....but would want to travel with my hubby. 2 vouchers are allowable per address, BUT having to submit 3 possible itineraries, what is the chance that we would even get vouchers going to the same place, let alone on the same flight???
Exactly! I have this concern, too. Who would travel alone?

id be willing to bet that most air travelers do travel alone...

CrackerMan said:It is not a good deal. It is a crummy deal unless you do not work and don't care who you fly with since there is no guarantee that you and your friend,spouse, etc will even get the same flight.

I could care less about all the nay-sayers before this.....

Yea, this angle makes it bite the big one for me!!!!

Oh well, and it was pretty good until then.

osuuma said:I really don't see how this can happen. I mean, my mom lives in Chico, CA, and flew to Oceanside, CA, to visit my aunt. She departed Chico, stopped at Sacramento, switched planes, Then to LA, switched planes again, then Oceanside. The cost was $700 round trip.

This promotion has Chico as a departure city and LA as a destination. So how can it be done for $125 round trip? Heck, the gas is more than that!

Admittedly, taxes do take up a great portion of the air fare, but still.

If legit, this is a good deal for retired persons. They got plenty of time. Heck, it would be an adventure!
Chances are she won't get LA as the destination. That kills the deal!

osuuma said:I really don't see how this can happen. I mean, my mom lives in Chico, CA, and flew to Oceanside, CA, to visit my aunt. She departed Chico, stopped at Sacramento, switched planes, Then to LA, switched planes again, then Oceanside. The cost was $700 round trip.

This promotion has Chico as a departure city and LA as a destination. So how can it be done for $125 round trip? Heck, the gas is more than that!

Admittedly, taxes do take up a great portion of the air fare, but still.

If legit, this is a good deal for retired persons. They got plenty of time. Heck, it would be an adventure!

The average passenger pays less than $300 RT from ORD to LAX. There are business travelers and others on those same flights paying $1,000.00 or more for a last minute bookings, refundable tickets, last minute changes, first class and a variety of other reasons. The airlines fill their planes with more that 50% of their passengers flying below the airlines cost so they can make a profit on a few people like they did on your mom.