Airtran is offering a $12 coupon off one-way flights. The coupon should come instantly. You can book 2 one-way flights separately to get $24 off your round-trip flight by getting 2 coupons.
-Book travel by 09/30/10
-Complete travel by 12/16/10
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8 Comments On "HOT! $12 Off One Way/$24 Off Round Trip Airtran Flights!"
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if you have gmail just add extra periods and it will send you more coupons all to your reg inbox so for [email protected] just send one to [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected], etc!
@chaim:
I cant imagine that always works. I can have a gmail account [email protected] and someone else can have an account [email protected]
Thanks Dan! My husband and I just saved on Tickets for Thanksgiving! We werent sure we were gonna be able to go. 🙂
@David:
no gmail doesnt count periods in email addresses so nobody eelse can open that account
i use this all the time to get multiple stuff to one email, like for a bunch of free photo books
Dan, I think you read it wrong–it says one discount per PERSON–sounds like you only get $12 off one way Or r/t
@metziaman:
Not if you book the flight separately…
@chaim: With gmail you can also add a + after the email address and get unlimited email addresses, I do it with gmail all the time. Anything after the + (plus sign) gets ignored. (i.e. [email protected] will be sent to [email protected])
@HSS:
See here for full details: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html