[nrg604]

http://www.edailyquest.com/?utm_source=uu519

discovered this! sounds a little too good to be true. can't find anything shady about the company. it's like $49 + some activation fee of $65. the only catch is you have book 90 days ahead of travel and fly from a U.S. airport. thinking of buying me one of these. thought i would share the good deal :fullofwin:

[fsy82]

if its too good to be true than it probably is

[RCubed]

$114 for flight and hotel for 2 people?
way too good to be true.

[MG1]

Woo hoo!!!!!

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas! Legal brothels, ftmfw, LOLOLOLOL........

[Araaadi]

How many nights is this?
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[Greenstoner]

but sometimes vegas do have those cheap trips tho ..

fuk i want to buy this package.... but hesitating


* went on their website http://wwww.nextstagetravel.com/index.html

looks like cheap and a bit too simple... not quite sure if its legit

[Glove]

how the hell does it work?

your buying the voucer but what do you do with the voucher after?

[Glove]

actually upon furhter reading it, enough people hafto also buy the voucher, like a group buy,

and then you hafto take the voucher to a certan place?

god knows where that is,

too complicated and sketchy

[Hheidi]

Man.... this site looks so sketchy!
but that is a mighty cheap package

[_Hotsauce_]

Hotels in Vegas don't make money from people staying there, unless they are ballers in 5k/night rooms....they get you to the hotel with hopes of you shelling out tons of $ in the casino's and restaurants and all the stupid shit you can do in their hotel.

Couple friends went down for like $150 a person before

[Majestic12]

Found people discussing a similar deal through nextstagetravel.com on slickdeals.net. Didn't look into it myself but people on slickdeals say it's a scam... they rip you off on taxes. Probably wise to avoid this one.

http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=2650737

[StylinRed]

id like expedia to offer another of those $300 discounts

[InvisibleSoul]

2 Nights w/air-This certificate is redeemable for a reservation form, entitling you and a companion to roundtrip airfare from a selected international airport in the continental United States, plus 2 exciting nights of hotel accommodations based on double occupancy.
Locations Include: Las Vegas, Nevada; Orlando, Florida; Cancun, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; and Puerto Rico.
All travel requires a minimum of 90 days booking notice and must be completed within 12-months of the registration date that will be listed on your reservation form. Passengers must be 21 years of age or older with a valid driver’s license and a major credit card. At the time of booking your reservations, a reservation processing fee for pertinent fees and taxes of approximately US $150 per person, and any miscellaneous expenses where applicable, is required and payable to the fulfilling travel agency that will book your reservations. Once reservations are confirmed, a service fee will be levied for all changes, cancellations or no-shows, in addition to charges levied by the airline or travel service provider, if applicable. The fulfilling travel agency reserves the right to offer an alternate departure date. The recipient is responsible to pay for all expenses including, but not limited to: transfers, food, gratuities, and taxes. Accommodations are subject to availability at low season and off peak travel periods. Only one reservation form per household can be used in a 12-month period for this offer.
The cost to redeem this certificate to receive a reservation form is a one-time redemption fee of $65 for processing, postage and handling. To redeem this certificate, the customer goes to the Certificate Redemption Website. At that website the customer will enter in the Certificate ID# located at the bottom of the certificate to validate their certificate and to securely submit the redemption fee. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and PayPal are accepted. The customer will receive the reservation form by mail within 1-3 weeks after redeeming the certificate. Simple redemption instructions are clearly printed on the certificate.
Hmm...

[hungryRR]

I don't know if I can trust this as I got an email from these guys and I never signed up for anything
It's starting to sound like Delight Daily and how they scammed some people.

Plus you can get deals from allegiant for almost the same price if not for a little more but at least you can choose what hotel to stay in :P

[PJ]

Not sure if this is it or not, but my cousin bought one of those online coupon things a few months ago and got a flight to Vegas for $20. No hidden fees..

But if this $49 deal is for real, then that beats the $20 flight by a long shot..

[RevRav]

$49 deal price + $65 redemption fee + up to $300 tax = $414 for 2 people :\

[TRDood]

$49 deal price + $65 redemption fee + up to $300 tax = $414 for 2 people :\

plus unknown hotel, travel restrictions, and minimum day requirements.

I'd suck if it's a shitty hotel off the strip :speechless:

[RevRav]

Who cares if its a shitty hotel off the strip. If $414 is the end price, without anymore additional hidden fees....just pretend it was a $200/per person air ticket.

[nrg604]

good find with the hidden fees. i think in the end it is a little cheaper but you don't get a lot of options. most of the cost of the trip is airfare.

[MG1]

Who cares if its a shitty hotel off the strip. If $414 is the end price, without anymore additional hidden fees....just pretend it was a $200/per person air ticket.

Is this before or after the $5.50 bonus, up the ass, tax? :troll:

[yoghurtfarmer]

I don't know if I can trust this as I got an email from these guys and I never signed up for anything
It's starting to sound like Delight Daily and how they scammed some people.

Plus you can get deals from allegiant for almost the same price if not for a little more but at least you can choose what hotel to stay in :P

Hey, could you elaborate on Delight Daily?

[$_$]

could sure use a trip right now .. lemme know if u guys find a legit one like the one last time to vegas on expedia =)

shoulda went to vegas with my bro for like 150 each

[HonestTea]

^
+1

[MrLuman]

I have actually used this company. I went to Orlando. I flew out of Seattle. I stayed at a time share resort there with my girlfriend. They asked if we wanted to take a tour, but we opted not to. The voucher was $99 for me, not $49. I paid fees and taxes of about $225. So $325 total for that was more than fair. I will look them up again next year and see what they have.

[Kim Jong Un]

1 post...... Not sure if srs.

[Anjew]

we want proof... scan your receipts and itineraries and i'll unfail

[flagella]

site looks sketchy, but the deal itself is kinda believable, since expedia had some crazy deals back in december. I spent $70 for a round ticket and 3 nights at paris hotel.

[yoghurtfarmer]

we want proof... scan your receipts and itineraries and i'll unfail

Funny thing is they made a schill post at slickdeals too. Instead of explaining their deal to the skeptics, they resort to creating fake customers. :failed:

[nrg604]

site looks sketchy, but the deal itself is kinda believable, since expedia had some crazy deals back in december. I spent $70 for a round ticket and 3 nights at paris hotel.

expedia is a huge company compared to this low grade site. the price is believable but the hidden fees and crappy website makes it so shady. some of my friends bought the deal and talked with an operator in a live chat.

main details:
-no blackout dates but high volume weekend and holidays are more difficult as they have a low vacancy rate
-The broker calls you with the available hotels, nothing is set in stone until it is finalized
-supposedly $414 USD is the most you pay as a couple
-after you process and redeem the voucher, you will get a reservation form to mail back and then an agent will contact you
-Hotels vary depending on who the broker has a contract with at the time you actually book. In the past, they have included The Imperial Palace, Harrah's, Palace Station, Golden Nugget, etc. In Orlando it can be anything from a Mom and Pop to a resort.
-The hotels would all have shuttles in any case if not on the strip for las vegas

hope that helps. 7 hrs left on the deal lol