From: jasonpliska on 25 May 2007 18:11 I have one roundtrip airfare voucher available good for anywhere in the country Southwest Airlines goes (including Hawaii). This is good anytime (no black out dates) through March 20th, 2008. I will also send you free drink coupons good for free drinks during your flight. The ticket is fully transferrable - meaning you can switch your travel as many times as you want with no penalty or even give it to a friend. Asking price: $200 or best offer. Interested? Email: psu21n(a)hotmail.com
From: ProfilerCA on 25 May 2007 18:30 This sounds Like the Craigslist Southwest Voucher Scams. The telling sign is the fact that it takes TWO Vouchers to get to Hawaii. Dont fall for this scam smells like a duck quacks like one too!
From: jasonpliska on 25 May 2007 20:51 I won this award through the "Ding" sweepstakes and if Hawaii is not included, I apologize. I read the below and interpreted it as ANYWHERE that southwest goes. If I am wrong on that fact, it is not me running a scam. To the interested buyer, I will be glad to take whatever measures you deem appropriate to ensure the validity of the transaction. And to Mr. anonymous who seems full of hostility - excuse me for trying to make some extra spending money for a trip I have coming up. Maybe you are a scam? Member Name: JASON PLISKA Award Valid For Travel Through: March 20, 2008 Certificate Numbers: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx one-way xxxxxxxxxxxxxx one-way CONGRATULATIONS ON EARNING AN AWARD!A roundtrip Award has been deposited into your Rapid Rewards account, which means you can travel for free to anywhere you can fly on Southwest Airlines! Plus, you can allow a friend or family member to use your Award, giving you even more flexibility. Here's how to use your Award. LET US KNOW WHEN AND WHERE YOU WANT TO GO. You must reserve your Award travel either online at southwest.com or by calling Reservations before you arrive at the airport. At the time of reservation you will need to provide a credit card number to pay the government-imposed September 11th Security Fee of up to $10 roundtrip. RESERVE YOUR AWARD TRAVEL AT SOUTHWEST.COM. (Password required) >From your MySouthwest account or the southwest.com home page, click on "Reservations," select Rapid Rewards Award as your booking method, then follow the simple online instructions. After booking your flight, you'll receive a confirmation number to take with you to the airport the day you travel. OR, PHONE IN. Call 1-800-248-4377 and tell the Reservations Sales Agent you are booking your travel using a Rapid Rewards Award. For your protection and the security of your Awards, the Reservations Sales Agent will ask you to verify information within your account. After booking your flight, you'll receive a confirmation number to take with you to the airport the day you travel. GIVE AWAY YOUR AWARD. Simply find out the destination, travel dates, and times from your lucky recipient. Then follow the instructions at southwest.com or call Reservations to book the desired travel. Here are a few more things you should know: On May 25, 6:30 pm, Profile...(a)aol.com wrote: > This sounds Like the Craigslist Southwest Voucher Scams. > The telling sign is the fact that it takes TWO Vouchers to get to > Hawaii. > > Dont fall for this scam > smells like a duck quacks like one too!
From: NotABushSupporter on 26 May 2007 01:26 jasonpliska(a)gmail.com wrote: > I won this award through the "Ding" sweepstakes and if Hawaii is not > included, I apologize. I read the below and interpreted it as > ANYWHERE that southwest goes. If I am wrong on that fact, it is not > me running a scam. 1. This is not the proper outlet for selling anything. It is to discuss air travel 2. WN do not fly to Hawaii. Their partner does.
From: jasonpliska on 26 May 2007 03:08 This ticket is sold. Thanks. On May 26, 1:26 am, NotABushSupporter <u...(a)not.here> wrote: > jasonpli...(a)gmail.com wrote: > > I won this award through the "Ding" sweepstakes and if Hawaii is not > > included, I apologize. I read the below and interpreted it as > > ANYWHERE that southwest goes. If I am wrong on that fact, it is not > > me running a scam. > > 1. This is not the proper outlet for selling anything. It is to discuss > air travel > > 2. WN do not fly to Hawaii. Their partner does.
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