Frontier Airlines is to any major airline what taking the city bus is to taking an Uber. That’s why I like it.
No frills, just get me to where I’m going for cheap.
I never thought I would ever do a mileage run, but I’m heavily considering making my first run a Frontier flight. I’ll explain why below. Continue reading
If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. As they say, so it was with Choice’s “status match” offer I tried to accept recently. Continue reading
I thought I was a travel failure. I was trying to meet my girlfriend and her friend in NYC from June 17-June 22, and I thought for sure I’d be able to find a non-stop roundtrip ticket from SF-NYC for under $400. They had already booked their tickets from Florida, so the dates weren’t flexible (which is how I usually get great deals on air travel), but I’d been trying for a week with no luck.
I don’t mind long layovers, but I’d like to make at least minimum wage hourly in savings for it to be worth it.
Here are all the tools in my travel toolbox that failed for over a week at finding me a non-stop RT ticket for under $400, before I finally had a breakthrough: Continue reading
Marriott targeted me with an email offer for their credit card today that I think is the best sign-up package I’ve seen on this card.
American Airlines is celebrating the 35th anniversary of its American Airlines AAdvantage loyalty program by giving out 350K miles to 35 different people. That’s about $3,500 worth of free flights on American Airlines.
When I first heard about the Citi Prestige card’s $450 annual fee, I was shocked and disgusted. Now I want it. What is wrong with me?
McDonald’s has been trying for years to market itself as fresh and local, but I’ve always passed it off as marketing rubbish.
But two recent McD’s offerings have incorporated local produce and seriously made my mouth water. Continue reading
Now that it’s possible to do 100% of your shopping without stepping foot in a store, online shopping is pretty popular.
What many people don’t realize is that they could be using shopping portals to earn way more points for cash back and travel than they could by only using their credit card.
What would be junk mail for many people gave me a small case of Christmas Morning Syndrome today.
An offer for a Chase Sapphire Preferred card with a 75K bonus. I just signed up for the card last month with a 50K point bonus, but I could still hold out hope of Chase matching me to the new offer. Continue reading
Things are getting awkward between riders and drivers in California and Massachusetts. After a recent court settlement, Uber is now allowing drivers in those states to use signs in their cars to solicit cash tips from passengers.
So when your driver turns around and smiles at the end of your ride, that’s now not always just a friendly goodbye. Though they believe it’s just the opposite, Uber’s message to passengers is clear: Carry cash or risk your rider star rating taking a dip. Continue reading
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