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#261500 by Alex V
03 Dec 2009, 14:43
Feel free to merge this one into the existing discussion its just i thought it might get lost in there though.
48/1 skyscanner flyingclub online shopper with no restrictions on airline travel like most most of the offers[V] eg:expedia!

booking a stay at the Hilton aviemore in two weeks costing 270=12,960 miles[:0][:0]

worth a look

cheers

alex[:D]
#731247 by northernhenry
03 Dec 2009, 15:13
Seems very hard to find the info into what is classed as a 'qualifying purchase' either on VS or SkyScanners..
Anyone had any experience of these, and risking airline tickets through them?

Of interest through, March '10 return to NY from MAN at Circa 450 in Y giving me 'one-off' circa 46k miles plus the bums on seat miles earned for flying Continental....
#731250 by Decker
03 Dec 2009, 15:55
How do you book non coach with them? It'd be the easiest 100K ever
#731251 by Vegascrazy
03 Dec 2009, 16:10
quote:Originally posted by Decker
How do you book non coach with them? It'd be the easiest 100K ever

I'm just wondering if there's a typo and it's meant to be 8 miles/1 rather than 48 miles [:?]
If it's not an error then, yes, what an incredible means of accumulating miles en masse! To answer your point Decker it is easy to switch from Economy to Business once Skyscanners have redirected you to the partner site eg. eBookers or Expedia. So yes, spend a couple of K on some J's and reap near on 100K miles [y]
#731253 by northernhenry
03 Dec 2009, 16:45
quote:Originally posted by Vegascrazy
quote:Originally posted by Decker
How do you book non coach with them? It'd be the easiest 100K ever

I'm just wondering if there's a typo and it's meant to be 8 miles/1 rather than 48 miles [:?]
If it's not an error then, yes, what an incredible means of accumulating miles en masse! To answer your point Decker it is easy to switch from Economy to Business once Skyscanners have redirected you to the partner site eg. eBookers or Expedia. So yes, spend a couple of K on some J's and reap near on 100K miles [y]


Will be interesting to see if any consumer rights stand with this, (i.e. keeping screenshot of the offer). Assumption is there is no point of contact within the systenm to confirm this offer, or dig out the T's&C's for it?
#731295 by thompst
04 Dec 2009, 11:16
Sorry if I am being daft here.

How do I book a flight thru SkyScanners using my FC info.
Can't find them in the online shopping on Virgin website or any info on the SkyScanners site.

Can anyone provide a link?

Cheers
Tim
#731296 by northernhenry
04 Dec 2009, 11:19
quote:Originally posted by thompst
Sorry if I am being daft here.

How do I book a flight thru SkyScanners using my FC info.
Can't find them in the online shopping on Virgin website or any info on the SkyScanners site.

Can anyone provide a link?

Cheers
Tim


They are there/ were there.. look under Auto/ Travel under 's'

Unless someone at VS has gasped in horror and quickly removed them from the list!

nh
#731298 by thompst
04 Dec 2009, 11:20
Looks like it has been removed!!!!
#731300 by thompst
04 Dec 2009, 11:24
Shame.....

Note to self, check V-Flyer more often!!!!
#731303 by northernhenry
04 Dec 2009, 11:41
quote:Originally posted by thompst
Looks like it has been removed!!!!


Interesting if VS have noticed this through V-Flyer site posts and reacted quickly [:0],

Shame no responses on all the other recent issues being discussed[:?]
#731320 by Penny_L
04 Dec 2009, 18:34
I looked about 4pm yesterday afternoon and it wasnt there then
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