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Expedia Refer a Friend Promo has Changed T & C

July 18, 2009 - Rick

The sweet run is over my friends. Expedia has changed the terms and condition of the vouchers to 20 GBP off a 200 GBP booking or 40 GBP off a 400 GBP booking. Basically a 10% discount is all.

Like all great travel deals they come to an end.

My suggestion to those of you holding 20GBP or 40GBP vouchers use them as soon as possible for future bookings. I’m still holding 5 and am actively looking for ways to put them to use before they enforce the new rules on the old vouchers. Maybe they never will, but why take a chance.

This was a great promo that saved us tremendously on our New Zealand trip. We were able to secure a discount on every night of the 16 nights involved.

Anonymous

Did you apply for all three at once? Or spread out over time? I have the VISA personal and business but want to try to apply for the AMEX. Its been over 60 days since the last approval. What dod you think might happen?

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